wall of General Severiano dawns graffiti after elimination of Botafogo from the State
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The walls of General Severiano, headquarters of Botafogo in the south zone of Rio de Janeiro, dawned with graffiti this Thursday, the day after the 1-0 defeat by Portuguesa that left the team with no chance of qualifying for the semifinals of the Campeonato Carioca.
The perpetrators of the act protest against the club’s SAF manager, John Textor; “Textor is gone”. Another apparent target was coach Luís Castro, who had the initials “LC” written alongside a curse word.
Botafogo is going through a delicate moment on and off the field. Even before this Wednesday’s defeat, the club came from a sequence of two defeats in classics (against Vasco and Flamengo) and a complicated classification in the Copa do Brasil, tying with Sergipe in stoppage time.
On Sunday, the team even beat Resende by 2-0, but spirits remained high. On the networks, fans have been demanding a positioning from Textor regarding investments in the squad.
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