After Ukraine, Stanislav Tecl has been defended! Who supported him?

A large part of the football public has been criticizing striker Stanislav Tecl lately. Logically, he is blamed for his low goal productivity and the coaches who put him in the starting eleven face criticism on the internet as well. But this time, Tecl got a defense from one of the most authoritative people. Will it change anything?

Fans don’t realize that their hateful or derisive comments can have even a small effect on the players’ actual performance. These days, these messages just get to people on the internet.

Just imagine how frustrating it must be for the striker himself if he works his maximum in a match but doesn’t score. But then it is compounded by the ridicule and criticism, which no doubt affects future performance.

Of course, professional footballers are basically paid for public pressure, but humanity should not disappear and criticism should, if anything, be constructive. It’s just that you don’t build social media on that, only quick emotion without thought is desirable, then that’s what it looks like in discussions too.

Support to Stanislav Tecla

The Slavic striker was defended by one of the most authoritative! This is the right-back of West Ham and the Czech national team, Vladimír Coufal, who has sent a clear message to the public.

Under the tweet of Vladimír Coufal, a discussion started, where both defenders of Stanislav Tecl and his critics expressed their opinions. I will highlight only the most interesting comments here.

“Thanks for that, Cufe! You and Standa, as always, left everything out there today. You can screw up a pass, burn chances, … …but you have to ride the [bleep]. And we can count on you for that,” wrote a Slavic fan.

“I like this guy a lot. You can see him working hard on the pitch. And he oozes humility. I believe he will break his bad luck and will never be caught again,” another commented.

“The criticism is absolutely justified. So what if he’s hardworking, trying hard, if he’s not able to perform the tasks he’s on the field for. I mean, scoring goals or assists. If I had done my job the way he did, I would have been out of a job a long time ago,” reacted the critic of Stanislav Tecla.

At the post-match press conference, coach Jaroslav Šilhavy also commented on Stanislav Tecl‘s performance

Source: Ondřej Zlámal, Piotr, Vladimír Coufal, Radek Špryňar