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The elimination of Liverpool by PSG has completed the good work of Luis Enrique for several months. Usually very critical of the Spanish technician, Daniel Riolo even complimented the latter following the victory of the capital's club in Anfield.
In an Instagram story, Nicolas Anelka attacked the sports journalist, criticizing him for a lack of legitimacy.
“We must pay attention to these large preachers, impostors. He never played. Never trained. Never been an agent. Never been president. Never been sports director “wanted to recall the former striker. It was on X that Gilbert Brisbois' acolyte chose to answer him. “Anelka is seems hot this morning … It's good. He forgets that he tried to be a consultant… with us? Yes it is true everyone has forgotten … It's better elsewhere, joy causes the head to be lost ”he quipped, referring to the 2021-2022 season during which Anelka had attempted an experience as a sports consultant on RMC.
Anelka-Riolo, the clash
Overbidding of the former Tricolor International, which is significantly more offensive: “Touched … stays focused on your wife and will defend her when she gets extinguished in her program instead of responding to my story. Pascal Praud 2.0. Next time avoids taking stock in September. And we know you, as you are touched you will want to answer in your show this evening. You did not agree with me when I said that PSG played well already in September, and he wanted to be clever, I waited and I answer you 6 months later with the proofs in the field and now you chiales spoiled little child. To be continued… ”.
Nicolas Anelka notably refers to a sequence from the program “Touche pas à mon poste” broadcast on February 18. During this one, Géraldine Maillet, the companion of Daniel Riolo, had been strongly served by Cyril Hanouna. Many had then been the Internet users to criticize the editorialist for not defending her.
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