Daniel Riolo, the other humiliation after the final

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By: Manu Tournoux

There is always, when you win, the somewhat unhealthy will to settle certain accounts. Kylian Mbappé takes it for his rank after the victory of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. And Daniel Riolo is not spared.

The triumph of PSG carries the seal of Luis Enrique, recognized as the main craftsman of the coronation of his team. The opportunity for many to remember that Riolo had qualified the Spanish coach as
“Worse coach of PSG history”. He saw him in him a coach “Banal” After elimination against Dortmund last year, and was even more critical against “Géo Findou” Or
“Gifi the ideas of genius” last fall.

By the way, we also remember that Daniel Riolo also regularly castigated Bradley Barcola (“Bambi”his Turkish head), and also did not spare desired gifted
(“Panpan”). The latter was the man of the final, and Barcola was regularly decisive in the European course of PSG, especially during the turn against Manchester City.

Daniel Riolo, all false too on the NBA?

On social networks, many Internet users have not failed to challenge Daniel Riolo. And not to fix anything, the RMC consultant is also taken to task … on the NBA.

Last January, during the two NBA meetings organized in Paris, Riolo had raged against this “wooden match”. “” People get excited about these two games that the Americans give us pity, and Parisian sores find themselves on the edge of the prosecution ”, Had he railed.

On the ground, there were however the San Antonio Spurs and the French Victor Wembanyama, a rising star of world basketball. And opposite, it was the Indiana Pacers … who qualified for the NBA finals on the night of Saturday to Sunday, a few hours after the coronation of PSG.

In order not to distort his words, Daniel Riolo had not said that the Pacers was a wooden team. He put it into perspective the importance of an NBA regular season match. But when one of the teams struggling for the supreme title plays an official match, difficult to speak of a wooden meeting, right?