Valencia finally added their first away point of the season, although it was clearly not enough – again – for a team that will spend another two weeks in the relegation positions. However, the squad is aware of their situation and the support of the fans, who they thanked at the end of the match for the trip to Leganés.
In fact, it was at that very moment that the most curious image of the match occurred. The players approached more than a thousand fans who had traveled to Leganés and the fans, on their pulse at that moment, began to shout ‘Peter, go now’.
The footballers ‘ate’ the anger and, far from leaving to avoid any kind of reaction or conflict, they remained silent, attentive and watched as the fans chanted against their biggest shareholder.
In fact, most of the footballers, including the coach, including Rubén Baraja, were paralyzed while listening to chants like ‘Directive, resignation’ or ‘Mestalla, wake up, this is shit.’
Rubén Baraja himself explained in the press room that he “absolutely respects their protests” and is grateful that they “celebrate” throughout the game: “The fans are sovereign and for us they are very important,” emphasized Dam.
The fact is that Valencia is currently 18th in the First Division and, after the first nine Liga games, the team has added only six points, the second worst streak in its history, and has had the worst start of scoring in its history, with just five goals in nine games
Source: La Verdad
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