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Lost Che have lost their shooting boots
Valencia had as many shots as Real Madrid but ended up losing to the division’s bottom club, and at Mestalla too, you can just imagine all those white flags being waved.
Los Che’s inconsistent season hit a new low on Wednesday night when Almeria, bottom of La Liga and without a win, arrived and left with all three points.
Miroslav Djukic’s side, who have now lost three in a row, racked up 17 shots on the night, only for 10 to be hopelessly off target – shooting practice is in order perhaps.
They were sloppy with the ball too – completing only 78 percent of their passes – but changing their manager shouldn’t be an option.
Djukic only took over in the summer, and Valencia desperately need some stability for once.
