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Fluminense fans protest in Nilton Santos – Photo: Felipe Siqueira
The main targets of criticism were president Mário Bittencourt, coach Odair Hellmann and soccer executive director Paulo Angioni. Between the protests, the fans called Odair “donkey” and chanted “Angioni, Fluminense doesn’t need you” and “Mario, you liar, you made a horrible team.” The players were not spared and the delegation bus left the stadium shouting for a “shameless team”. Goalkeeper Muriel, who failed to defeat Atlético-GO last Thursday, received criticism in particular.
Fans even advanced towards Odair’s car. Upon learning of the protests, some officials avoided the gate where the fans were and left the stadium for an alternative exit. Defender Digão, who did not play because he was recovering from a thigh injury, but went to Nilton Santos to watch the game, even opened the car door to talk to group members.
Spread banners criticized the club’s connection with Eduardo Uram, a businessman who has players in Fluminense, such as Egídio, Danilo Barcelos, Felippe Cardoso and sold Evanilson to Porto. Another track compared Mário to his predecessor Pedro Abad and picked up topics such as master sponsorship and competitive team.
There was another attempt to protest the fans also in the stadium. One of the banners hung by members of organized groups in Nilton Santos read “Foros” and another unidentified word. They partially removed her and, during the match, an ambulance was placed in front of #geflu
There was another attempt to protest the fans also in the stadium. One of the banners hanging in Nilton Santos said “Out” something I could not identify. They partially removed her and, during the match, an ambulance was placed in front #geflu pic.twitter.com/Qb6U14RoVk
It is the second time in less than a week that fans have gathered to protest. After the elimination of Atlético-GO in the Copa do Brasil, last Thursday (24), about 100 fans awaited the arrival of the tricolor delegation at the Galeão International Airport. The group, however, did not have access to the players, who went to another sector.
Eliminated in the first phase of the Sudamericana by the modest Unión La Calera (CHI) and the Copa do Brasil by Atlético-GO, Fluminense bets on the Brazilian Championship. With 5 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws, Tricolor climbed to 7th position. The next appointment is the classic against Botafogo, on Sunday, at 11 am, in Nilton Santos.
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