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Hungry for sport, he grew up to the sound of Formula 1 engines and the exploits of Ronaldinho. Today, with a Master's degree in sports journalism, he no longer misses an F1 Grand Prix or a PSG match, his two passions and specialties.
Tuesday evening against Lille in the Coupe de France, Roberto De Zerbi decided to line up Jeffrey De Lange in goal. A rotation that has become usual in this competition but which perhaps cost OM qualification, which lost on penalties. Eric Di Meco therefore regrets that Geronimo Rulli was not aligned.
As often in French Cup, Roberto DeZerbi had decided to line up his replacement goalkeeper on Tuesday evening in order to face the LOSC. Jeffrey Lange was therefore holder, but theABOUT lost on penalties, the great specialty of Geronimo Rulliwho has already taken three penalties since the start of the season. Enough to leave regrets Eric Di Mecowho does not hide his annoyance at this fashion of aligning number 2 in the goals French Cup.
-“Why don’t you put Rulli, he’s the best Olympian and the best goalkeeper in L1?”
« One match in two is played on penalties, especially with direct penalties with a draw at the end. The second goalkeeper is perhaps a phenomenon, except that when you only have one competition to play and that is your priority objective, and you put your typical team on the ten outfield players, why you don't put Rulli, he's the best Olympian and the best goalkeeper in Ligue 1 since the start of the season », says the former player of theABOUT at the microphone of RMCbefore continuing.
“And now we have to do social work!”
« And what's more, he has taken 3 out of 3 penalties since the start of the season. That is to say, he has already eaten their brains through the TV. And they don't put it on the pitch for me even though Lille and OM are very close to each other. This fashion where the second goalkeeper plays in the Coupe de France is new. In my time, number twos never played. They watched the match from the stands all year round. And now we have to do social work! », s'agaga Eric Di Meco.
