An outburst of violence.
The video published on our site of the attack on a minibus on Saturday in Massy after a U14 Regional 3 match between the local team and Linas-Montlhéry made the rounds on social networks.
A complaint will be filed by the leaders of the visiting club.
For its part, FC Massy, 980 licensees, whose image is inevitably tainted by these sad events, wanted to express its annoyance: “Of course we regret what happened and condemn such actions with all our strength. “, says Abderrahmane Chachoua, president since 2007. “In 17 years, we have done a lot of work,” he continues.
There is no question of burying everything because of idiots.
It is not easy.
But as in many clubs, the educators, leaders and the steering committee do a remarkable job.
But we are not safe from young people from the neighborhoods coming to taint the work done.
No club is safe from incidents outside the stadium.
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The president of Massy FC 91 also wants to give his version of the facts: “The match which was not classified as high risk went very well, there were people at the stadium without any incident to report.
We managed the public very well, as Linas said.
But contrary to what has been said, we did not call the Police.
I just saw the Municipal.
Then, unfortunately, what happened in the public parking lot, we didn't expect it at all.
If Linas had told us there was a minibus we would have secured it inside the stadium, knowing that no other vehicles were damaged.
This Sunday, we brought in those from Saint-Michel and Blanc-Mesnil and there were no problems.
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“We will especially be very attentive to the decisions and sanctions taken by the authorities because at some point we have to act.”
“This is not the first minibus vandalized there,” Michaël Bertansetti, the president of Linas-Montlhéry, nevertheless wanted to remind us in a post on Facebook.
Massy has in fact already been confronted with this type of overflow.
In January 2018, the bus used by Paris FC pros was vandalized and stoned after Gambardella's 64th final in Massy.
“There’s no point in talking about the past, we have to move forward,” replies Abderrahmane Chachoua.
With us, there is no aggression against referees, players or educators.
There are no insults either.
I personally move when I hear about it.
On Saturday, there was a jet of water on a player, without the bottle and that's it.
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Already faced with a case of assault on an educator by a parent last December, Michaël Bertansetti does not hide his anger.
“It’s truly catastrophic,” he wrote afterwards.
We will obviously file a complaint but above all we will be very attentive to the decisions and sanctions taken by the authorities because at some point we must act.
When you play a 14-year-old's match and the kids are insulted and spat on throughout the match, it's because he has a major malfunction!
If the authorities do not take firm positions, decent people will stop, we can no longer accept this..."