the town hall of Drancy destroys FC Nantes, after its choice to keep the recipe for the match

A decision that continues to cause a lot of ink to flow. This Saturday, FC Nantes set out to win against JA Drancy (N3) four goals to zero in the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France. A meeting which took place at the Stade Bauer in Saint-Ouen, which is not the usual lair of the resident of the fifth French division. At the end of the match, Alain Melaye informed our colleagues at Le Parisien that the Ligue 1 club had not left its share of the revenue to the team he chairs, as is the tradition of the oldest hexagonal competitions. “Simply for comparison, the highest paid player of the Nantes club receives a whopping €200,000 per month” underlines the Drancy Town Hall, concerning the €13,000 claimed from the Ile-de-France team after this meeting.

“The unfair decision to deprive our club of playing at the Charles Sage stadium was motivated by the dangerousness of Nantes supporters. It forced JA Drancy to pay tens of thousands of euros so that the match could at least be held in the department “To this already hefty bill will be added that of the restoration of the Bauer stadium, damaged last night by some idiots from the Nantes parking lot who set it on fire” protests Aude Lagarde, mayor of the city of. Seine-Saint-Denis (93). “The FFF cannot remain silent in the face of this unacceptable situation” continues the political press release, which announces “exceptional financial support during the next municipal council” in order to help the current twelfth in Group E of National 3.