Is it, to use a term much repeated this week, arrogance?
Or just a clumsy desire to be humorous?
Anyway, Neymar's statement at the microphone of ESPN in the corridors of the Parc des Princes after the formalization of the tenth title of champion of France of PSG is not likely to please the ultras of the Parisian club.
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As has been the case since February 11 and the reception of Rennes (1-0), the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) imposes a lead screed above the Parc des Princes.
The only organization of ultras of PSG had first spread its banners and its acerbic messages against the management and players considered as "mercenaries".
She then moved on to silent protests, both at the Park and on the go.
Asked about the recurring whistles of part of the stadium since the elimination in the knockout stages of the Champions League against Real Madrid and also the exit of the members of the CUP from the spans of the Park in the 75th minute, the Brazilian leader is released.
“It was surreal that part of the public abandoned the stands,” he said, before discussing his personal case: “they will get tired of whistling me because I have three years left on my contract.
I'm going to stay, so either they stop or they'll have to take even more air”.
The @Co_Ultras_Paris gathers around the Auteuil bend as promised #PSGRCL #PSG pic.twitter.com/v4Dyfyoj1c
— The Parisian |
PSG (@le_Parisien_PSG) April 23, 2022
If the expression “to blow on the embers” does not exist in Brazilian, this exit of Neymar is a beautiful translation.
Because this statement on the theme “you will get tired before me” is not exactly likely to restore calm and harmony between the Parisian supporters and him.
Not sure, in particular, that during the official celebration of the title for the arrival of Metz on May 21, a large part of the turns does not want to suck in a large breath of air and let Neymar know, by a long broadside of whistles, what she thinks of these statements…