“I think the Marseillais have been lost.
And we lost Villas-Boas too.
We can tell our friends (the viewers) that we won't blame them if they zap.
Behind the microphone, Eric Di Meco suffers in the face of the spectacle offered by his heart club.
The former defender of OM (1980-1994), to the comments of Porto-Marseille on Tuesday evening in the Champions League in the company of Jano Resseguié on RMC Sport, goes freewheeling after the third goal of the Portuguese.
Annoyed, disappointed, disillusioned and angry at the copy made by the men of André Villas-Boas, the flagship consultant did not mince his words during the end of the meeting.
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“I think the Marseillais have been lost.
And we lost Villas-Boas too.
We can tell our friends (viewers) that we won't blame them if they zap.
»Anger, dismay and resignation of Eric Di Meco to the comments of #POROM seeing such a weak #OM
- Baptiste Desprez (@Batdesprez) November 3, 2020
“Bietry, Monclar, Titoff, Galtier, Monclar and even Corti, sent me a message and continue to watch the game with us.
They have courage.
»Eric Di Méco in freewheel for the end of the Porto-OM match.
He can't take it anymore.
Magic.
#OM
- Baptiste Desprez (@Batdesprez) November 3, 2020
“Bietry, Monclar, Titoff, Galtier, Monclar and even Corti, sent me a message and continue to watch the game with us.
They have courage ”, he continues a few minutes later after consulting the messages on his smartphone.
Ubuesque.
The rest is of the same ilk.
On a cross from Sakai at the end of the match, the former legendary defender of OL releases a "what is that", before concluding, with a laughing eye: "what a night Jano, we would not miss that bring the coronavirus back with us! ”.
Questioned at the end of the match, he even evoked the possibility of "throwing himself from the stand".
Tease.
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