Article by Adrian Duţă – published on Sunday, May 18, 2025, 22:07 / Updated Sunday, May 18, 2025 22:28
Sepsi's fans burst after the team's relegation. They shed their nerves on Laszlo Dioszegi, the club's owner, the general director Attila Hadnagy, but especially on the goalkeeper Roland Niczza, who would have been behind the puck, which was Dorinel Munteanu.
Sepsi lost with Unirea Slobozia, score 1-2, in the last stage of the play-out. 8 years after promoting in Liga 1, the Covăsnean team dropped in Liga 2. The catastrophic form in the play-out made Sepsi fall into 9 stages on the first place and to directly relegate.
Sepsi's fans burst after relegation
Sepsi's fans burst after the failure with Slobozia and left harsh comments on the club's Facebook page:
- “Bravo Hadnagy and Niczuly !!! Thank you very much for this successful year! I hope you will leave the club today, in shame!”
- “Sepsi to have such a catastrophic goalkeeper … He buried this team n times and has received credit”
- “Thank Niczuly for many lost matches”
- “Does anyone know if Niczuly is preparing for the national team?”
- “The patron is to blame for the whole team. The employer is guilty for this team disaster”
- “General cleaning and from the end and certainly this beautiful team will return to the first football step. Many success!”
- “Niczuly finished his work …”
I almost can't find the words, it's something unimaginable. Maybe surprise everyone, I want to congratulate the Slobozia team. They wanted their victory more, I don't know what happened to our players. We do not abandon! We are not a club that will abandon weights.
We start from Liga 2, we will rebuild the team, I'm sure we will change a lot and start a reconstruction. I hope we will look different in the year. I want determination, I want to fight the boys. Today I have not seen determination!
I want to apologize to the supporters who were wonderful, 400-500 came from Sfântu Gheorghe, they made the road for nothing. I drove hundreds of kilometers, this morning I went to Vienna so I could get by plane. We had great confidence in the boys, they disappointed us!
– Laszlo Dioszegi, Patron Sepsi
