The former Tribune North boss has leaned into the fans success. Nobody cares about you, he wrote

Not only criticism, but also nasty insults were swarming the internet after Slavia’s loss to Maccabi Haifa. The players were defended by the former head of the boiler, the head of the Tribuna Sever. What did Lukáš Vala write on his Twitter?

Slavia’s season so far is going according to the worst possible scenario. They have dropped out of the Champions League and Europa League, and are not even dominating the Conference Europa League. The poor cup performance was underlined on Thursday.

They lost disgracefully 0:1 to Maccabi Haifa of Israel. Once again they were better, once again they had chances, but once again they blew them. Two goals could have been scored by Jan Kuchta, the second chance was enough to set his foot, but the national player missed.

The players received a lot of criticism on social media after the end of the match, especially Srdjan Plavsic. However, the fans of the Sešice team sometimes went over the edge and scolded some of the players.

This did not go unnoticed by Lukáš Vala, who is called the Scarecrow in Eden. Those who attended Slavije even during the biggest crisis know that he is the head of the Tribuna Sever, which he was in charge of six years ago.

“I wanted to tell all the fanatical critics that Slavia is not the 100m sprint you joined a few years ago. It’s themarathon of a lifetime,” he wrote on his Twitter account.

Vala has seen great successes and failures in his life, galvanising loyal fans as Slavia fought to the last lap to stay among the Czech elite. Such behaviour of “fans” logically affected him.

“And if you want to sprint and you don’t mind stumbling or running out of breath sometimes, go the fuck one way, nobody cares about you,” Vala added.

Source: Twitter