Striker Neal Maupay criticized Saint-Etienne after OM's big victory (4-0) this Sunday in the Coupe de France, using a parody song by Julien Cazarre on his social networks.
Neal Maupay multiplies the chamberings. After OM's victory (4-0) against Saint-Etienne this Sunday in a 32nd final of the Coupe de France, the striker wished “happy holidays” to the Marseille supporters on his Instagram account, all accompanied with parody music by Julien Cazarre.
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In his story, Neal Maupay therefore chose the song “Geoffroy Guichard” by Julien Cazarre and the group “Elton Gones”, who take on the features of Lyon supporters. The lyrics speak in particular of a “team of losers” to describe ASSE, the group wanting to be “left to languish in Ligue 2”.
ASSE fans also upset their team
Trained in Nice, Neal Maupay himself played for Saint-Etienne during the 2015-2016 season, scoring only three goals in 23 matches played. Loaned to Brest then, Maupay was transferred to Brentford in the summer of 2017. Returning to Ligue 1 last summer after several years in England, through a loan from Everton, the 28-year-old reveals more and more his taste for chambering.
On September 23, Neal Maupay already teased OL after OM's victory in Lyon: “OL is like water”. On Sunday, the Saint-Etienne supporters also upset their team. “Saint-Etienne, European Cup”, sang the fans when the players came to greet the public after the slap against OM.
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