Cañizares analyzed the tense atmosphere at Mestalla on "Tiempo de Juego" and once again criticized Lim's lack of commitment to Valencia.

Cañizares analyzed Valencia's organizational and sporting crisis, referring to the extreme mentality of many Valencia fans: "Sometimes, fans' feelings toward the team reach a point where they would rather lose 0-6 or even 0-18 just to see everything explode, but it's very difficult to bear it when the match is actually happening." During the match, the tension in the stands was palpable, with fans even jeering players like Jesús Vázquez.

Cañizares supported this assessment and emphasized that fans want a stronger reaction against the board. The former goalkeeper stated that the stands won't care about poor results because they understand that "the problem isn't losing 3 points, the problem is much more serious—what they want is an open rebellion," demanding more visible and widespread protests. When discussing protest methods and Meriton's management, the nearly empty stands during Valencia's previous match against Celta was mentioned.

However, Cañizares believes a stronger stance is needed: "If it's truly empty, and done repeatedly, it will be very visible and at least embarrass the management." Speaking about majority shareholder Lim, Santi Cañizares expressed doubt about whether he is even aware of the team's current situation. "I don't know if he knows how the team is doing now, if he watches the matches, if he really cares," he said bluntly. At the same time, the former goalkeeper warned that the club owner will only react if the team is truly at risk of relegation to Segunda División. He pointed out that the owner "waits until the chaos collapses before he starts paying a little attention and considering winter transfers." Without a sense of urgency, the club's reaction will be just as slow in the summer.

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