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In the heart of a particularly hectic period at Olympique de Marseille, Eric Di Meco flies to the rescue of Roberto de Zerbi, whom he does not really consider it by the involvement of his workforce. If he expects from the Marseille coach that he proves that he has the level to make OM grow, the RMC Sport consultant is especially waiting for the Olympian players to question themselves.
Did OM be wrong by recruiting Roberto de Zerbi last summer? It was the subject of the “big debate” of the day, this Friday in the “Super Moscato Show”, the day after the revelations on the chaotic week crossed by Olympique de Marseille.
Following the fourth defeat in five games from his team in Reims on Saturday (3-1), the coach said good to use the strong way this week in training. For Eric Di Meco, the storm that rumbles above the Old Port is rather to be put on the back of the players than the Italian. “These controversies on the coach start to inflate me,” he said on RMC. “Me, I knew a football where the coach did not matter as much as that. (…) and the players were doing the job on the field.”
“Two years ago, there was a sling of players at the start of the season because the training was too hard with (Igor) Tudor,” said Di Meco, sorry. “The guys went to cry in front of the president because it was too difficult.”
“Maybe we will realize that he does not have the shoulders for that”
Faced with the emergency of the situation, that of Zerbi and Neal Maupay tried to clear this Friday at a press conference, should we wonder if the former Shakhtar Donetsk coach has the shoulders wide enough to train on the Canebière?
>> Relivez the Conf 'de de Zerbi et maupay
“From Zerbi, it may not be Pep Guardiola. But he has never had such a machine in his hands, that is to say a club that must qualify for the Champions League, with the fervor of Marseille and a full stadium all the time,” pleads the consultant RMC. “When he is in Sassuolo or Brighton, he is not told to qualify for the Champions League. So maybe we will realize that he does not have the shoulders for that,” questions Di Meco.
Who especially calls OM players to a personal questioning, vis-Ã -vis their attitude and motivation. “I want us to hit the coach but the players must have acquired the minimum on what is to do on a field. (…) anyway … You play a place in the Champions League: you have never done it in your life, or only once, and you don't want the week in training? And you walk on the field when you have to win the match? And I am explained to me?”
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