It finally happened.

The moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived.

No, Amorim still hasn’t been sacked by United, but another cruel chapter of sporting terrorism has finally come to an end. Or so we hope.

Electronic has been benched by VP after yet another humiliating showing at BLAST Open London - the last straw in a chaotic year of roster shuffles and abysmal results. Apparently, losing to M80 is where you really draw the line.

What can we say… this move was long overdue. Electronic is an incredibly gifted player, but he’s simply not cut out to lead a team, and that was obvious from the start.

From the disastrous team performances to the endless clips of him screaming at teammates round after round, the environment within VP was toxic, and their CS showed it. If he wants any kind of future going forward, he needs to stay as far away from the role as possible.

Now the question is: who will VP turn to next? A return of the prodigal son Jame, perhaps? Well, not quite.

According to VP’s manager, the team is looking toward their academy squad for electronic’s replacement, confirming they “will continue testing players from VP.Prodigy in the following days”.

It’s a risky move – bringing in a young talent with no tier 1 experience – but it marks a refreshing shift in strategy. After all, FL4MUS, ICY, Perfecto, and electronic himself were all established names at the top level.

If you’re going to splash big money on another proven player, keep him in hell for six months, and then send him to the bench to rot, you might as well give your academy prospects a chance. Honestly, it can’t be much worse than it already is.

We were watching, electronic.

We were watching you ruin FL4MUS’ career and VP’s reputation.

Now take responsibility and leave.