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Pablo Longoria has completely cracked. Present in the spans of Father-Deschamps, Saturday evening during the scathing OM defeat against Auxerre (3-0), the Olympian president pushed a huge rant against arbitration. The Spanish leader even crossed the limits by speaking of ”
corruption “, of ” shitty championship And even threatened to join the Super League, if the competition was born.
Completely moved, serious, and which are almost unanimously condemned. On the set of the Canal Football Club this Sunday evening, Laure Boulleau highlighted the consequences that could have such declarations on amateur football.
Boulleau: “When a president speaks of corruption, it reflects on the amateur world”
“Words have a meaning. When a president speaks of corruption, it reflects on the amateur world. The young referees, already under pressure, will undergo these accusations. Leaders must show height “, Launched the CANAL+group consultant.
Even his mark on the side of the former Marseillais Samir Nasri, not at all in line with the cracking of Longoria. “” There is a complete slippagehe said. It can be explained on frustration, but I find that this frustration is the Marseillais who caused it by complaining each time referees. Perhaps the referees, unconsciously, want to make them pay for certain things. But corruption … We must not take out this word if there is no proven evidence. And I don't think there is any corruption of referees. I think the error was to designate Mr. Stinat for this match. But on the Super League and the 'shit championship', it is a slippage and it risks apologizing very soon. At the time, he was against the Super League, so it was undoubtedly a provocation on his part. »»
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