André Villas-Boas ensures that the license is still playable for OM.
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Valery HACHE / AFP
Bad faith to begin with, then the Coué method to finish.
André Villas-Boas seems more lost than ever on the bench of OM, and it is not the weak performance of his men in Monaco (3-1 defeat, the third in a row in L1), which tends to reassure who whether on the sequel.
The increasingly distant podium
The Portuguese coach first attacked the refereeing like a Rudi Garcia of bad years, claiming the second successive Monegasque goal from a corner that did not exist.
“We have at the VAR a referee who is not experienced and who does not dare to intervene.
Or maybe the cables were disconnected.
It's always the same, we have plenty of boxes, we still go out with three suspended (Balerdi, Gueye, Khaoui, editor's note).
We listen to the referees, we listen to all this bullshit that is useless because OM is always the toughest team ”.
A small charge to do yourself good.
The following ?
Positivism at all costs, even if the podium is further and further away (8 points), even if the game is breaking down, even if the individualities no longer respond.
“There is no crisis, the state of mind was good, the players concentrated, focused.
It is true that we are far but look… We were twelve points ahead of the third last season and when the championship stopped the third was down to six points.
This means that here in France, anything can happen ”.
Rarely do miracles happen.
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