“Marcelino “wanted” more character and initiative”

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On RMC Sport, in the After Foot show, Florent Germain returned to Marcelino’s state of mind after the new poor performance this Sunday against Toulouse (0-0). An intervention before the announcement of the probable departure of the Spanish technician.

Disappointing, TheABOUT conceded a goalless draw against Toulouse during the 5th day of Ligue 1 this Sunday. On the Waves of RMCin the showAfter Footthe journalist Florent Germain returned to the state of mind of Marcelino.

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“Marcelino often repeats that in Marseille, the demands are multiplied by 2 or 3 with a strong and disproportionate passion”

« Marcelino is in his role. He understands the demands of a club like OM, having worked with Valencia Bilbao and Sevilla. But he often repeats on microphones or in private that Marseille has multiplied by 2 or 3 with a strong and disproportionate passion. He sees it as a bit of a challenge to want to succeed in imposing his ideas and passing on his instructions to the players. He is very combative “, affirmed the journalist. Eventually the Spanish coach decided this Tuesday to leave OM. « He said after the match that he had absolutely no complaints against the players. That’s not exactly what he says internally in the locker room. He would like more character and more initiative. As the tactic is new, he has the impression of having a team that is a little too academic and trying to integrate its principles while being restricted. Marcelino’s tactics are not yet assimilated by the players as confirmed by Pau Lopez in the mixed zone after the match. confided Florent Germain Monday evening.

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