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Pablo Longoria's controversial remarks to arbitration have not finished talking. The president of OM is exposed to a heavy sanction.
Following the defeat (3-0) of Olympique de Marseille on the lawn of AJ Auxerre on Saturday evening on the 23rd day of Ligue 1, the Marseille leaders expressed immense anger towards arbitration. Especially the president
Pablo Longoria, who did not hesitate to speak of “corruption”.
A completely exaggerated speech according to Bixente Lizarazu.
“These are serious, inadmissible remarks. He will be heavily sanctioned, I think. On the match, you have to be factual: Auxerre won 3-0, not 1-0. Auxerre was much better. Marseille was not good. So the result is logical “analyzed the sports consultant, this Sunday at the end of the morning, in Téléfoot.
Longoria big risk
And the old left side to continue: “I do not see a situation of manifest error of the referee who justifies the pesting of lead. You are very frustrated, very well, but you are second in the championship, five points still on Lille. Calm. Calm. There is a kind of obsession and paranoia on the arbitration that serves OM when they are in a more than a sporting situation. ”
This Sunday, the Syndicate of Football Referees (SAFE) seized the National Ethics Committee following this controversial release of Pablo Longoria. The president of the French Federation (FFF) Philippe Diallo also condemned “With the greatest firmness” These words in a press release.
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