The former OM goalkeeper (between 1990 and 1993), aged 59, takes an uncompromising look at the current leaders.
In your eyes, has OM become a second-rate club in Europe?
Of course.
The current leaders, although I have no doubt that they are working, seem to be putting up with the situation.
I don't feel that winning mentality that has to sweat all over the club.
OM is even worse than a second-class club in Europe, it doesn't shock anyone at the club to see the team absent for so long in the Champions League.
When you have to go back to 1991
(final lost in Bari against Belgrade)
or 1993
(victory against AC Milan)
to make the fans' eyes shine, it starts to get old.
When I meet them, they can't take it anymore ...
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You feel upset against the management of Frank McCourt and his right-hand man, Jacques-Henri Eyraud ...
I'm not going to say I could do better, but the old players could easily add something different.
When you see the potential of the club, the passion and the choices that have been made in recent years, there is reason to wonder about the direction taken and the real ambitions of the current bosses.
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