No, football is not political.
Asked in theAfter Foot in Marseille on Thursday evening, Rachid Zeroual returned to his role in the departure of Didier Deschamps from Olympique de Marseille in 2012. As usual, theand historic leader of the South Winners was straight to the point: “He got me involved in stories. As supporters, we welcomed him by making banners in the corner to say that we had known him as a player and that we were the happiest in the world to see him as a coach. Then I don't know what came over him. Ishe wanted to blow up people within the club. He went to war against them and he involved us in this war, even though we had nothing to do with it. In the meantime, I tried to catch up. »
“He went to say stupid things to Sarkozy”
After this tirade, one of the most influential men of the Marseille club resumed his speech, this time evoking a former President of the Republic: « He went and said bullshit to Sarkozy, like I was the sponsor of the robberies and carjackings of players. What do you want me to tell him? That I love him?» Because he undoubtedly has a big heart, Zeroual then wanted to say a few sweet words about “DD”: “It remains an icon, I didn’t say otherwise. I like Deschamps for who he is, for what he was at OM. As a coach, I loved what he did with the France team. »
Holy shit.
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