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Jean-Michel Larqué rebelled against the Blues parade in Clairefontaine. Jules Koundé took care of responding to him this Wednesday.
Having become a radio host, Jérôme Rothen likes to get angry on different subjects every day of the week. Tuesday, the former Troyes player chose to make a violent rant regarding the sequence of the Blues’ arrival at Clairefontaine. A fashion show which clearly does not please him, and which is also not to the taste of some other observers, Jean-Michel Larqué in the lead. The latter tripped in the middle of the air. Enough to provoke a response from Jules Koundé.
The rant was fierce from Jean-Michel Larqué.
“It’s symptomatic of the concerns of these boys. The weather is nice, you arrive in a tracksuit. If the weather is not nice, you arrive in a tracksuit with a parka. What is worrying is that (for them), it is not arriving at Clairefontaine to represent the French team and put on the French team jersey. Their first concern before arriving at Clairefontaine is how I am going to disguise myself. This is their first concern. » All said in a tone of quite astonishing annoyance.
Koundé’s promise
The day after this media outing, which was volcanic to say the least, one of the main stakeholders responded to him. On his social networks, Jules Koundé relayed the video of the sequence broadcast on RMC, and therefore addressed a few amused words to Jérôme Rothen and Jean-Michel Larqué. “But anyway, gentlemen, you must not get carried away like this for so little. Faced with this abundance of kindness we no longer have a choice.. The next gathering we promise we will all arrive with tracksuits, crampons on our feet without forgetting the parka if it rains Mr. Larqué. »
The promise is therefore made and observers are already impatiently awaiting how the FC Barcelona player and his friends from the France team will appear during their next arrival at the castle. With his rant, Jean-Michel Larqué could well obtain the opposite of what he asked for. In the meantime, it is mainly on the field that the Blues are expected, Thursday evening against Israel and next Monday against Belgium, as part of the group stage of the League of Nations.
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