Assistant to Laurent Blanc at Olympique Lyonnais, Franck Passi has officiated elsewhere in France before. He was linked for many years to Olympique de Marseille. Subsequently, he put his bags down at LOSC. A club where he crossed paths with Julian Palmieri. Asked about the YouTube channel of Colinterview, the former defender has settled accounts with Marcelo Bielsa’s former assistant. The player, who had agreed to miss his mother’s funeral to come and play following Franck Béria’s injury, then disappeared from the radar. What he still does not digest.
“From there, he put me in the stands and never made me play again. He never gave me any explanations. For me, this guy has no value. […] Nothing good would come out of my mouth about this man because he is not honest, replies Julian Palmieri curtly. I don’t regret having played because I am paid for it. It’s just the way. They shouldn’t have asked me because I was in an important period. It was very hard because I was close to my mother. I took it very badly not to play anymore. I was always 17th (there were only 16 names on the match sheets at the time, editor’s note). I think that at one point, he even laughed at me (…) I regret the end I had with this club because the supporters made me a banner to support me. The leaders refused to bring the banner into the stadium. I don’t know why, I had always been serious. It was the new management. I left LOSC a little sad, but especially Lille. I loved the people of Lille, the city.
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