OTHER RSC Anderlecht is experiencing an unprecedented crisis. And that is remarkable, because the past ten years have actually been one long crisis. CEO Kenneth Bornauw realized this too, addressing his players at Neerpede on Monday with a message of hope. “We are two games away from a historic prize,” he said. It was an attempt to create stability in a club where everything is currently in turmoil.
The coach was fired, Biglia and Still resigned. As a result, Anderlecht is left with a very limited technical staff just before the cup match against Antwerp. And that match is virtually the only hope for a prize and European football. Still had already prepared his players for his departure on Sunday. Afterwards, he made it clear that he was very dissatisfied with the way things were going: the late sale of Angulo, Olivier Renard's lack of decisiveness, the general lack of direction. Presumably, a few of these issues were also the real reason for Lucas Biglia's departure, combined with personal reasons, of course. Biglia made it clear to those around him that he “no longer recognized his Anderlecht.”
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