Away Fans Erupt as Substitute Decision Sparks Chants of ‘Johnny Get Lost’ Across London
In a recent match held in London, Ajax fans expressed their frustration over a controversial substitution involving player Oscar Gloukh. The away supporters united in chanting “Johnny get lost,” directed at Ajax coach John Heitinga. This reaction came shortly after Kenneth Taylor received a red card during the game.
Key Events from the Match
The incident began when referee Felix Zwayer brandished a red card to Kenneth Taylor, following an earlier yellow card. Following this pivotal moment, Heitinga decided to substitute the talented Gloukh for Jorthy Mokio, a decision that did not sit well with the traveling supporters.
Fan Reactions
The crowd’s discontent was palpable. Along with the chants, there was a chorus of boos aimed at Heitinga. The English fans at Stamford Bridge joined in, serenading the Ajax coach with “sacked in the morning,” indicating their belief that Heitinga might be on thin ice regarding his position as manager.
Context and Previous Incidents
- The match took place at Stamford Bridge.
- This was not the first time Gloukh’s substitution sparked outrage; a similar incident occurred during a game against AZ.
- The incident illustrates ongoing tensions between coach Heitinga and the supporters.
The atmosphere of frustration in the stands reflects the challenges Heitinga faces as he navigates the expectations of fans and the performance levels of his team. The chants of disapproval have raised questions about his future as the head coach of Ajax.
As fans continue to voice their opinions, it remains to be seen how the club will respond to this growing unrest and the ongoing debate surrounding tactical decisions made during matches.
