During a press conference this Friday, Fabio Grosso deplored the year of sanctions from the LFP after the incidents that occurred on the sidelines of OM-OL.
It’s a decision that won’t pass… This week the LFP delivered its verdict concerning the serious incidents which caused the postponement of the clash between OM and OL. The body decided not to take any sanctions against the Marseille club, rescheduling the match at the Vélodrome stadium for December 6.
Invited to a press conference this Friday, two days before traveling to Metz, Fabio Grosso gave his news, before castigating the League’s decision. “I’m better but I’m going to keep a memory on the outside and inside too. This experience touched me a lot. We came for a match. There it was more than that, it was life. We must not joke with people’s lives”first confided the Italian coach.
“I find this unacceptable”
And to continue: “I was pretty sure we shouldn’t go back to them. I saw that nothing happened, we are doing the same as before. I didn’t think it was possible but it happened. I find that unacceptable. We want to stay focused on our match because we don’t want to look for excuses. We will wait for the final decision. What happened is very serious, it is not normal and we must apply better things than what has been applied until now. We must make strong decisions otherwise unacceptable things will happen again. We must not expect anything more serious than what happened to me. They played the following match at home without the opposing supporters. I have nothing against Marseille, the leaders. Something happened near the stadium. I hope for a strong decision regarding what happened. It’s difficult to take for those like me who have experienced this. »
Fabio Grosso was then questioned about a possible boycott of the Lyon camp. “I didn’t think about it because I didn’t think we would go back when something happened 500m from the stadium and with people going to the stadium… We didn’t feel protected and we does not feel protected in relation to the match that is to come », he replied. As a reminder, OL appealed this controversial decision taken by the LFP.
