On the advice of the Public Prosecution Service, the house of NAC trainer Maurice Steijn has recently been guarded. Sources report this to Omroep Brabant. Steijn’s children do not sleep at home for a while.
Those measures were taken because there are signals that angry NAC supporters want to visit the coach with wrong intentions. Maurice Steijn was involved in a power struggle with technical director Ton Lokhoff at the Breda club, until he resigned last Wednesday.
Football club NAC is once again on fire. And good too. Things have gone wrong since Lokhoff’s arrival in April. The club icon and trainer Maurice Steijn cannot go through one door together and both gentlemen worked against each other instead of together. Low point in the umpteenth NAC soap was the resignation of Lokhoff last Wednesday. Both Lokhoff and Steijn have not yet responded to this in the media.
angry supporters
Lokhoff’s resignation has angered a large part of the NAC supporters and they blame coach Maurice Steijn for his departure. This is especially true online now and then.
In addition, ‘appropriate’ actions have been announced by the supporters if the coach is not fired before 23:59 on Saturday. Reason enough for the Public Prosecution Service to guard the house of the trainer of NAC. It is not clear whether there are also direct threats against Steijn or NAC.
On the internet, the Supervisory Board and director Manders have been getting hit hard for days. It is not clear whether they will also receive additional security. Stein could not be reached for comment.
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