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The pressure on Diniz is palpable, especially given his previous experiences managing teams like São Paulo and Fluminense, where he faced similar scrutiny during tough spells. The consensus among analysts is that Diniz is in a precarious position where the expectations are high, but progress is slow—marked by only two games played this season.
The Slow Process of Change
Milly, a sports commentator, notes that the current situation stems from a complicated relationship between fans and the team's performance. The supporters' impatience becomes evident as many are struggling to see signs of improvement despite Diniz's tactical changes. There's a perception that the team isn’t showing any signs of cohesion or growth, heightening the sense of urgency for a turnaround.