OL, John Textor gets lit

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By: Manu Tournoux

OL, John Textor gets lit

OL president John Textor was targeted by criticism from the president of Bourg-Péronnas this Saturday.

The John Textor method does not work. Friday, the president of theOlympique Lyonnais would have finalized the future arrival of the coach of Bourg-Péronnas (National 2) to coach the OL national u17 team, who should be released by his club on February 1.

“OL set us on fire! »

But for the FCBP, the methods used by the American businessman are not correct and place the club in a delicate situation, while it is currently fighting for a rise to National 1 (leader of its group). In comments relayed by Progressclub president Gilles Garnier fulminated against Textor and did not hesitate to compare him to his predecessor Jean-Michel Aulas. “OL set us on fire! How do you want to retain a guy to whom you offer a better salary, a longer contract and to whom you will facilitate access to diplomas? We don’t have such solid foundations as OL, we don’t have the means to retain him. Yes, we could have, but I have nothing against Jordan, it’s a very good opportunity for him who might not have presented himself, I’m not going to hold him back. I blame OL for the method used, if Mr. Aulas had still been president, it would not have happened like that, he was correct”he raged.

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