Social networks exploded on Saturday evening listening to the comments of Daniel Bravo and Christophe Josse on BeIN Sports. The PSG-Angers match turned to the sound torture for many viewers, who have not mince their words to denounce what they perceive as an accumulation of clums, imprecisions and bias.
“I am no longer a supporter of PSG”dropped Daniel Bravo to the microphone, a sentence that stunned Internet users. Former player of the Parisian club for seven seasons, this statement sounded like a betrayal for some. But beyond this unexpected admission, it is the overall quality of his comments that raises questions. Erroneous judgments – as to “bad” a defensive Pacho match, however, deemed solid – or even bank analyzes on Barcola have fueled the annoyance.
The duo Daniel Bravo – Christophe Josse is not unanimous at all.
This is not the first time that the Bravo-Josse tandem has aroused criticism. Already during the last om-nice, the duo had been pointed out for their tone deemed condescending towards OM. The argument of a supposed Marseille support therefore no longer holds. For some viewers, the duo has become the symbol of an outdated comment, sometimes caricatured, and above all disconnected from current technical issues.
Daniel Bravo can no longer bear PSG, supporters no longer support it
BeIN Sports, which broadcasts only one Ligue 1 match per week, cannot afford to generate so much frustration. The choice of commentators becomes strategic. Faced with growing weariness, many call on the chain to renew its casting so as not to permanently lose the audience.
If Bravo was able to shine on the grounds, his passage behind the microphone does not leave the same unforgettable memory. Perhaps it is time, as he did with crampons, to derive his media.
