Horde zla break their silence: FK Sarajevo fans announce protest due to club's stagnation

(Patria) - The most fervent fan group of FK Sarajevo, Horde zla, has decided to break their years-long silence and publicly express their dissatisfaction with the current state of the club. Through official channels, they sent a clear message that they will no longer tolerate, as they state, the wrong moves of the management, and have announced the organization of a protest.

Ahead of the derby against FK Velež, a sharp statement arrived from Koševo, reminding of the ambitious promises made by the management in previous years, which, in their opinion, have never been fulfilled.

"Almost four years have passed since the absurd announcement that we would be the best club in the Balkans in two years. Almost five years have passed since the announcement of a new era for the Bordo club. All these years we have been silent and waiting for a step forward, and we have received stagnation and started towards ruin. It is time."


Although Ismir Mirvić was not directly mentioned in the announcement, the messages are clearly directed towards the current president and investor of the club, especially through the reminder of earlier announcements about a big leap forward and dominance in the region.

Fans believe that FK Sarajevo has not made the expected progress, but rather that the club is stagnating both in terms of results and organization. Therefore, they have decided to call on all supporters of the Bordo team for unity and strong support in the north stand, with the slogan: "In spite of everyone – everyone to the north."

The dissatisfaction is further amplified by the fact that Sarajevo is behind another disappointing season. After elimination from the Cup and defeat in the Supercup, it is clear that the club will not win a trophy, while brief appearances on the European stage have not met the fans' expectations.

The match between FK Sarajevo and FK Velež will be played on March 22nd at 7:45 PM, and there is no doubt that the atmosphere in the stands will be in the spotlight just as much as the events on the field.