Dugarry hits OL supporters

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By: Nicolas Gerbault

Dugarry hits OL supporters

The Bad Gones capo didn’t mince words after Lyon’s defeat to PSG. Christophe Dugarry does not endorse this attitude at all.

Sunday evening, in the closing match of the fourth day of Ligue 1, Olympique Lyonnais lost heavily (1-4) against Paris Saint-Germain. A defeat which precipitated the Rhone club to last place in the standings. After the match, the Lyon supporters spoke to their players in a lunar sequence.

Christophe Dugarry did not appreciate the attitude of the Bad Gones at all. “I don’t like the way it’s done, especially with kids. We saw this OL team against PSG, they looked like children against adults. They give their best. They are tossed between what they hear in the press, the ex-president who clashes with the new president… We don’t even know who he is, where he comes from. We have the impression that we do not know what he is doing at Olympique Lyonnais”said the 1998 world champion on RMC.

Dugarry also believes that the supporters of the seven-time French champion have taken the wrong target. “Remember that this club was bought six months ago and the best young people left in the end. Attacking these young people who are doing what they can because they can’t do more is totally inappropriate. It was not at all the time”judges the former striker, who will frequently appear this season on JĂ©rĂ´me Rothen’s show.

Nicolas Gerbault

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