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Critical PSV fan not satisfied with Stewart and points to Mislintat
RJAAugust 29, 2026
Criticism

Critical PSV fan not satisfied with Stewart and points to Mislintat

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PSV fans come in all kinds and sizes. However, there is also an ultra-critical part of the crowd, a group that is never satisfied, hardly enjoys the performances, and is basically always just complaining and nitpicking.

A rather unreasonable PSV fan in the summer of 2026 is certainly not exactly satisfied with the work of Earnie Stewart and even dares to point to the former technical director at Ajax, Sven Mislintat. You have to have the nerve... you have to be able to think so negatively, but for some people, it’s just never enough.

'Stewart is moving towards Mislintat 2.0, when it’s poverty', the ultra-critical and dissatisfied PSV fan on X opens his vision. Of course it’s outrageous to make comparisons like this, but for some people apparently not. Stewart then has to deal with a few more outbursts from the apparently never satisfied PSV fan on X.'

'You should have been able to get someone else, because it’s a one-on-one copy of Til, but as I’ve said several times already, I miss the creativity; it’s all from the Eredivisie—where are the Brazilians, the Mexicans?', the question then goes on. That the team of Peter Bosz, for seasons in a row now, can note the most scored goals and overflows with creativity, hardly bothers the critical PSV fan; hearing such very unrealistic comments.

Of course, the relevant PSV fan is also once again not happy with the reports surrounding Ayoni Santos of Sparta. And so a next reprimand for Stewart and his scouting team. Well, you’ll just have to watch football like this ultra-critical and very unreasonable PSV fan.

The bizarrely critical PSV fan is thankfully given a response by fans with a normal outlook.

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MAX29 Aug, 15:42

Honestly, if the game plan is to force wide and then cut back, it better be clinical. Teams will adjust fast, and then you need Plan B, not just more crosses.

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pieter198529 Aug, 13:19

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J.K.29 Aug, 12:42

The quote about

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marieke_v29 Aug, 12:31

Eens. When they move the ball quicker into the half-spaces, it looks so much more dangerous. But i still worry about the fullback positioning if the wingers dont track back.

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PSV_Sven29 Aug, 12:20

If PSV are going with that high press again, i just hope the midfield stays connected. With the way they trap the ball, any slip and it turns into instant transitions, and thats where teams hurt you.