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Luis Enrique's attitude towards certain journalists can sometimes seem contemptuous. The Spanish technician hardly holds these in his heart.
For the moment, Paris Saint-Germain's season seems to be on track. The capital club is still qualified for all the competitions in which it was involved at the start of the season. However, Luis Enrique is not spared from criticism. One of his main detractors is none other than Daniel Riolo. The sports journalist criticizes the Spanish technician in particular for having a contemptuous attitude towards his colleagues.
“When Luis Enrique talks to people, you have the impression that they are all shit in front of him. I'm not sure that's an extraordinary attitude. Twitch during the World Cup? Indeed, it was a great success, we remember. I understand the goal, ok very well. Once again, he absolutely has the right to despise our profession, that's no problem. Yes, we are only relays, yes we are only filters somewhere. I have no problem with people who want to look down on our profession”declared the editorialist, Monday evening, on the airwaves of RMC.
Daring comparison
“ It's just that you can't stand being asked questions, and that you look, all things considered and given his size, like someone who is at the head of a government would be a little dictator and not would not support a free press”protests Daniel Riolo, emphasizing in passing that “part of his pay slip is filled by the media.”
The PSG coach will take advantage of the international break to make his return to Twitch, the live video streaming platform. This social network already allowed the 53-year-old Iberian technician to interact directly with supporters during the last World Cup, when he was Spain coach.
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