The 2010-11 campaign was a season of devastating heartbreak and ultimate relegation for Eintracht Frankfurt as Die Adler finished a crushing 17th in the Bundesliga, ending their six-year spell in the top flight. The one bright spot amidst the turmoil was the sensational form of new Greek striker Theofanis Gekas, whose clinical finishing saw him grab a vital 16 league goals, a remarkable tally for a relegated side, and whose early-season burst of 11 goals in 11 games briefly saw him lead the league's scoring charts. The club's struggles were defined by a mid-season slump that led to the sacking of Michael Skibbe and the arrival of Christoph Daum, but the team could not stop the slide into the 2. Bundesliga. It remains a painful but defining chapter in Eintracht's history, underscored by the strong, loyal support of the 47,353 average home attendance.