At the end of the Canaries' draw against Losc (1-1), the Caledonian technician once again refused in front of journalists whom he accuses of having speculated on his dismissal.
“I don’t speak” at a press conference, reaffirmed Nantes coach Antoine Kombouaré following the draw in Lille on Saturday (1-1), two days after having already reproached journalists. If Nantes managed to hold Lille at the Pierre-Mauroy stadium (1-1), which constitutes a good result given its ranking (15th), its coach Antoine Kombouaré did not want to dwell on the performance of his team.
The technician made a brief appearance at the press conference, barely a minute, to repeat part of the message he had given Thursday at the pre-match press conference: “I won't be long. I sent a message on Thursday, I had the feeling that we didn't understand. I saw some people calling me a demago, so I didn’t like it”railed the 61-year-old technician.
“I say that the message I wanted to convey is that when we make a mistake, we make a mea culpa, that was not the case, so I am going through with my approach, he continued. I don't speak. On the other hand, next week, if I am still the coach of FC Nantes against Monaco, it's over, we move on.
At the Canaries training center, the Caledonian criticized journalists on Thursday for speculating about his dismissal during the break. “You messed up, and behind that, it can’t happen like that, without consequences”he explained in particular.
