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A huge bamboo stroke behind the box. The defeat against Reims (3-1) on Saturday had trouble going on the side of Olympique de Marseille, to the fight for second place in Ligue 1 and a direct qualification in the Champions League. A defeat, a rout itself, while the Champenois, gathered in defense the whole match, had not won for several months.<\/p>\n
With the victory of Monaco in the derby against Nice, OM fell in third place and the alarm clock, Monday morning, was complicated on the side of the Robert-Louis Dreyfus training center. So much so that Roberto de Zerbi, as drunk by the attitude of his players, decided not to train his players, as reported The team<\/a><\/span>. To which the Phocaeans replied that they would not go to the field either.<\/p>\n It took the intervention of sports director Medhi Benatia so that OM players finally put on their crampons, although he still castigated the behavior of the Olympians in Champagne: “Faced with Reims, with your level and the aligned team, you should have won, even without coach to direct you,” said the former central defender, in comments reported by the sports daily.<\/p>\n Beyond this beginning of mutiny, the behavior of the Italian begins to annoy among the players, especially among those he regularly points to like Mason Greenwood, Luis Henrique or Pol Lirola to whom the former coach of Sassuolo addressed himself in a very vehement way: “No one wanted you in this club. I was the only one to believe in you. And you thank me while defending like this? \u00bb\u00bb<\/p>\n“No one wanted you”<\/h2>\n