It’s gone all over the place at OM this Tuesday! First of all, André Villas-Boas surprised everyone by launching that he was against the arrival of Olivier Ntcham, the last Marseille recruit of this summer transfer window. He then went on to say that he had resigned, without having received a response yet. Then he was laid off by his leaders; news formalized by the Olympian club in an official press release. The Portuguese later in the afternoon addressed the fans, sending them a little farewell message. What to unleash passions with fans, but also with former OM house.
Adil Rami, known for not keeping his tongue in his pocket and in open conflict with management, notably analyzed the situation on RMC Sport : “What I think is that he does not accept that André Villas-Boas withdraws for free. Because the big problem is that he will be able to speak behind. When you come into a conflict and there are lawyers in the middle, you can’t speak. I know he’s used to signing confidentiality contracts. The dismissal is to prevent these people from speaking, for the coach to speak and tell more truths. This is what frustrates me and annoys me. The Eyraud method is to close all doors and try to close mouths with layoffs. It’s a shame, because it is now that we would like to know the truths ”.
Much disappointment
“I’m trying to figure out where we’re going. We go from surprise to surprise. The resignation of AVB, the day before such an important match… It’s true that he was tired. He was not in good shape. The moment to leave the club, it is not good. He must have read the calendar, Lens, Paris, the Coupe de France and Bordeaux. I think he’s relieved today. We must salute him and wish him a successful career elsewhere than at OM ”, for his part launched Rolland Courbis, also on the air RMC Sport. Mamadou Niang communicated to him on his Twitter account with a few emojis that say a lot about what he thinks of the situation.
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— Mamadou Niang (@mamadniang11) February 2, 2021
“We are disappointing thousands of kids. It’s incredible, it’s not possible. I never thought that the Marseillais would manage to do what they did three days ago. […] It’s the Muppet Show. I do not know what to say anymore. It’s Marseille, we’ve been talking about the same thing for years. […] Marseille life is about the children talking about the ball every day before going to bed. They are going to buy their fish, they talk about a ball … If we don’t understand them, it’s because we haven’t understood anything about football. Without them, we are nothing. Whether it’s McCourt or another, you have to surround yourself with people who know football and who especially know the Marseillais. It is the most important “, for his part launched Pascal Olmeta, the former goalkeeper, on RMC Sport. Findings no doubt shared by supporters …
