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Four defeats in five games, twelve points released on the worst time for the season, including a “slack” in Monaco last weekend, it is nothing to say that Olympique de Marseille has been advancing at a turtle rate under sedative for several weeks. In a Marseille city usually always quick to take out the tar and the feathers when the wind of the results blows, the Marseille supporters seem this time not to want to let go of their team.

In Monaco, the ultras did not stop singing despite the combing that was looming over the minutes. But it will certainly be otherwise if the band at de Zerbi does not manage to raise his head quickly, while the reception of Montpellier is looming at the Vélodrome, next Saturday. This may explain the speech of President Pablo Longoria, this Tuesday, on … LinkedIn. A funny place to contact the Marseille people, but why not, after all.

“I understand anger”

“I am not used to speaking publicly in moments of tension. But I feel like it's the right time to do it. Soberly. Simply, ”started by explaining the Spanish. “We are not here to designate culprits,” he said, adding that he understood the “frustration” of the supporters after the defeat on the rock.

“And I understand anger. What I saw in Monaco (our supporters sing until the last minute despite the result) reminded me of what it means to be part of OM. This fidelity does not start: it respects itself. She deserves. I am responsible for the project that we have initiated. I assume it with lucidity, calmly, and with determination, he continues. And I see, every day, working players, a coach and a committed staff and employees who hold this club with force, often in the shadows. »»

The reception of Montpellier, on the street from ages and Almost Certain to go down to Ligue 2 At the end of the season, seems to be the perfect opportunity for OM to redo the cherry and calm its supporters, for the final sprint. Otherwise, it will take more than a post LinkedIn to prevent Marseille leaders from finishing like the cheaters in poker in Lucky Luke's albums.

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