Only the Brasileirão left, fans urged to pressure Casares and board | OneFootball

Eliminated from both cups, all that remains for São Paulo is the Brasileirão, where they clearly have no chance of competing for the title. What is expected, at least, after two painful eliminations against Athletico-PR and LDU, is that the team fights to secure a spot in the top four of the national competition.

Once again, it's not how the fans expected to end another year. The team, however, has reached its limit. Of course, is it even superior to LDU? Yes, even though it didn't show it on the field. But that's football for you. Stop and think about Tricolor being among the four best teams in America, does it make any sense? None.

It was as far as they could go, with coaching changes, selling many jewels for low prices, bizarre signings, since there isn't a cent to spend on reinforcements. Rigoni, Tolói, Tapia, Dinenno, and Maílton were the pieces that arrived. All of them without much space or leaving their former clubs. Pieces just to make up the squad.

Julio Casares and his board are sinking deeper and deeper. The elimination by LDU was the limit for the fans to finally protest against the Tricolor president. The chants in the stadium, along with the graffiti at Morumbi, started a scenario that is unlikely to change, at least until the end of the season.

The club's main organized fan group, Torcida Independente, has already called for a protest rally this Monday (29) in the evening, at the stadium gates, shortly before the match against Ceará in the Brasileirão. And they promise to hold everyone accountable, from Casares to the medical team, which has also been heavily questioned after another year full of injuries, some almost inexplicable, within the squad.

And that's what needs to be done. If the fan is a fundamental part of home games, with unconditional support and celebration, they also have the duty to hold the main culprits accountable, and every Tricolor fan knows that the players are low on this list. They know their targets well, mostly in suits and ties, who get tangled in words trying to deceive the fans, trying to hide what is seen and remembered at every moment: São Paulo owes almost R$ 1 billion.

You, the fan, can indeed make a difference, and in many ways. If you can't go to the stadium, there are social media today, which make a lot of noise, especially to the ego of many directors, who like to appear, but only when the tide is good.

With every post that Tricolor makes on its social media, the #FORACASARES already appears prominently, showing the dissatisfaction of the Tricolor fans. Protest, whether at the stadium, on the internet, in demonstrations, the club has only one owner, the fans!

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