The article discusses the surprising dismissal of Anderlecht coach David Hubert, attributing it to the club's leadership, Marc Coucke and Wouter Vandenhaute, who are described as prone to panic and quick decisions. Despite qualifying for the Champions Play-offs, the club's performance is deemed unsatisfactory.
The decision to fire Hubert is linked to the desire to avoid a poor finish in the play-offs. The club believes Hubert lost control of the team, a perception possibly influenced by his calm personality which contrasts with the perceived need for immediate energy and aggression. The dismissal is also seen as influenced by discussions with key players, including Jan Vertonghen.
Besnik Hasi, a former Anderlecht player and coach, is appointed as the new coach, despite his recent dismissal from KV Mechelen. His known energy and aggressive coaching style are viewed as fitting for the club's current needs. His familiarity with Anderlecht is seen as a benefit, but appointing someone who recently failed is criticized as 'panic football'.
The article expresses concern for Hubert's career, noting the negative perception of his dismissal and the harsh treatment of individuals within the club. The overall club instability and frequent changes are emphasized, characterizing Anderlecht as a 'dovecote' (a place of constant upheaval).