US Orléans coach Hervé Della Maggiore did not mince his words after the draw conceded against the red lantern Châteauroux this Friday as part of the 17th day of the National.
« I am very disappointed with the players tonight. I was not at all expecting the service we provided. It's a match that honestly, we have to win by a wide margin and in the end…
I think that Châteauroux came there as a victim, and that slowly, as the match progressed, we showed them that they perhaps had the possibility of doing something here. It was us who put them in the match, it wasn't even them, it was us. Through duels that we didn't play, through a lot of technical waste, we showed them that for them, there was a hope of taking something here, quite simply, I think that this sentence sums up the match.
I didn't find any rhythm, I pity the people who came to see the match. Because I was pissed off, it was two players an hour, it was a parody of football, a friendly match at the start of the season…”
Source: La République du Center
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