Targeted by an insulting banner during the trip from PSG to Nice (2-0 for Paris), Christophe Galtier saw several personalities support him. After Thierry Henry, it was Lens coach Franck Haise who defended his friend on the Canal Football Club set.
Between Christophe Galtier and Nice, the story lasted a year, but the rancor remained. While the PSG coach was returning to the Allianz Riviera, the latter had the unpleasant surprise of being targeted by an insulting banner concocted by Nice fans: “Before / After: the mama du Galtier.”
On the Canal Football Club set, Lens technician Franck Haise defended his counterpart: “The banner is unworthy, the songs are the same thing.” For his part, the former goalkeeper of the capital club Mickael Landreau was more measured concerning the criticisms concerning the banner. Believing that Galtier had to “take the height”. In reaction, Haise recalled that the coaches remain “men and it’s not always easy to be above, simply.”
Henry: “Why is it still allowed?”
At the microphone of Prime Video, Thierry Henry denounced the attitude of the people of Nice, and does not understand why the authorities authorize such actions: “I have always asked myself the question ‘why is it still authorized in a stadium? If you speak like that outside a stadium, normally you are reprimanded. In a stadium you can… I think he knew he was definitely going to get whistled… but maybe not to this extent. “
At the end of the meeting, Galtier present at a press conference, had uttered a big rant against this banner of Nice, speaking in particular of the state of health of his mother: “Why did I react like that? Did you see?! Did you read?! Did you hear?! My mom, she is 83 years old, she is coming out of cancer. Period.”
