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Antoine Kombouaré has repeatedly criticized journalists for having done their job poorly. The Kanak technician is wrong.
Last week, Antoine Kombouaré repeatedly deplored the media treatment of which he believes he was the victim during the month of December.
On the sidelines of Anthony Lopes’ presentationthen after the draw (1-1) against Lille, the Kanak technician attacked the journalists.
Following the poor results of FC Nantes, currently playing off in Ligue 1, the 61-year-old technician had to be dismissed from his position.
Habib Beye was about to replace him. Ultimately, Kanak was retained in his post and Ahmed Kantari was recruited to become his deputy.
Kombouaré should have been fired from FC Nantes
“With Habib Beye, it was complete, certified Daniel Riolo on RMC. Except that, for the constitution of the staff, there was no performance manager. Before things went wrong, Kombouaré was 100% over. Habib Beye was in Paris and he was told to come to Nantes the next day, Friday the 20th, to make the presentation before going on the bench for the (Coupe de France) match against Drancy. »
The former Paris Saint-Germain coach therefore falsely accused the journalists. “When Kombouaré reproaches the Nantes journalists for saying, ‘it’s over’, yes, it was over, continues the sidekick of Gilbert Brisbois. Kombouaré’s reaction which attacks journalists, there is no reason to do that. There he is wrong. »
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