#621 ·
Henry Rodriguez5 said:Bišćan just doesn't have enough grit to lead a team like Dinamo ☕
Next season, we're looking at a total freefall for the club.
The whole setup—Barišić, Šimić, Bišćan—it’s all just too soft.
Last weekend we saw perhaps the best version of Dinamo yet—Bišćan actually seemed to have them playing with purpose. But today, a draw where they were arguably closer to winning, and suddenly it's all a disaster.
The title was decided ages ago, so the players are essentially going through the motions without any real incentive... which is why when Topić steps in, you at least see a spark of energy. It's always been said that Dinamo needs a strong Hajduk to stay sharp; otherwise, we just watch this desperate, hollow version of the team every spring because there's simply no one left to chase them.
It doesn't have much to do with Bišćan, really—he honestly couldn't change much in this situation. If you ask me, players like Menalo (who, granted, secured the win on his debut) and Moharrami shouldn't even be in the lineup... it would certainly be better to field some kid from the academy instead of them.
Topić, Rukavina, Gurlica... I'm not saying we need to throw the entire youth squad onto the pitch, but stubbornly sticking to the same starting eleven right now is just pointless. Even if Hajduk played their hearts out, they wouldn't bridge that 11-point gap before the season ends.