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Juan Carlos Osorio stopped being coach of Atlético Nacional and his second cycle at the head of the team ended with more pain than glory.
Why this time there was no patience? For the dictatorship of the result.
The Risaraldense was far from the six titles between 2012 and 2014 and paled with respect to the great expectation that there was, after the enormous disappointment that was the passage of Paulo Autuori.
Osorio leaves with a gray balance, to say the least: in 46 games played he added 19 wins, 17 draws and 10 losses, for a total of 73 points.
A performance of .53.6 percent is not commensurate with his enormous prestige and a knowledge of football that is out of the question. But without results there are no arguments, the discussion runs out and patience, trust, and faith run out.
Nacional with Osorio marches in sixth position with 26 points, after playing 17 dates, and he is not sure of the classification, because he has La Equidad (24), Once Caldas (24) and Junior (23) close to get him out of the eight .
The great concern is that whenever he collided with the greats of the local tournament, he went blank: except for the 3-0 victory against Santa Fe in the Cup, he barely managed to sign 8 draws and 5 defeats, the last against Millonarios (3-0) in El Campín that triggered his departure.
The last illusion hangs a thread: defeating River Plate from Uruguay as a visitor after giving up a draw (1-1) at Atanasio Girardot for the South American Cup. And it is not only the sporting result but also the last wagon to save a chaotic season in economic terms. It is, in the end, the reason for the rudder, the explanation for the departure.
