The Greens traveled to Brittany to face Jorge Sampaoli's team. A complicated trip which ended in a new rout (5-0). At the end of the meeting between Rennes and ASSE, Olivier Dall'Oglio spoke. Here are his words thanks to France Bleu Saint-Etienne radio.
“I am very disappointed, especially by the behavior and character of the team after the penalty” (Dall'Oglio after Rennes-ASSE)
“One more rout, unfortunately, which does not come at the right time. I am very disappointed, especially by the behavior and the character of the team after the penalty. I expected more rebellion. I know that they are capable however. There will be others, and big ones! We have a difficult season to manage. When there are obstacles, we will have to overcome them and not collapse. of the team's attitude.
We seek to understand the difference in attitude at home and away. There is not the same rage to win. We will have to work on that. I don't have all the explanations, but it requires individual questioning of each person.”
“It's already complicated at 11 against 11, so playing at 10…”
Cafaro's deeds? “It's hard to explain! It's already complicated at 11 against 11, so playing with 10 makes things even more complex. These are the vagaries of football, but we must be more solid. We have injuries, of course, but that cannot be an excuse. We must do better. For Cafaro, it's more of a reflex than anything else. The referee applies the rule, I have nothing to say about it.”
Until then, we were in place. We got the first chance. Afterwards, it's true that we were insufficient on the technical level.
As for the response to Larsonneur on a need for more work? “Yes, there is work, yes, we cannot deny it. We work, but we also need humility and involvement at all times. It’s a learning experience for some. We have to be stronger than that and show a different determination, especially in the second half. Today, it is a collective failure. The collective is our strength. If we let go of the collective, we no longer exist, and that's what happened. We need total involvement, from everyone and at every moment.”
