Haim Megrelashvili If Dejan Lovren thinks his situation is bad, perhaps he should walk a mile in the shoes of Haim Megrelashvili. In the space of two away consecutive games in the Eredivisie in March 2008, the left-back started twice for Vitesse, yet played just 21 minutes across both matches. Jurgen Klopp waited 31 minutes to act upon seeing Lovren take offence to the art of defending at Wembley, but Aad de Mos had a considerably lower pain threshold. Then Vitesse manager, he hauled Megrelashvili off just six minutes into a 4-3 defeat to Twente. After recalling the Israeli defender to the starting line-up for a 3-3 draw with NAC Breda in the next fixture, De Mos then took his side to AZ...
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