Embarrassing chaos:

LASK change head coach again after 36 hours!

Sounds like an April Fool's joke, but it's not: After LASK had appointed Max Ritscher as their new head coach on Tuesday at 10.50 am, the fourth-placed team in the Bundesliga announced the change at 11.40 pm on Thursday, 20 hours before the match against Salzburg: Someone completely different is now head coach after all. . . 

It's already the Bundesliga embarrassment of the year! After 36 hours, LASK changed the name of their coach again and now have their third head coach within two days: on Wednesday morning it was Thomas Sageder, from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday evening it was 30-year-old Max Ritscher, who also prepared the team for the Salzburg game. However, Thomas Darasz (46) will now coach the team. For licensing reasons, as the LASK announced in a clarification. The background could be that there had already been discussions on Wednesday as to whether Ritscher had the ÖFB A or B license. . .? 

Stadium announcer resigned

What a mess, which will also further aggravate the mood of the fans. After LASK imposed very, very arbitrary bans following protests in Graz on Sunday and in Linz on Monday, even the club's stadium announcer resigned on Thursday evening after eleven years. Reason: "I can't stand on the touchline and act as if nothing is wrong ..." In addition, fan clubs announced that there would be no organized support at the match against Salzburg.