The Collectif Ultras Paris published an incendiary press release on Monday to express its dissatisfaction with the management and players of PSG. The Parisian ultras denounce the management of their club and “sound the alarm” eight days before the shock against Real Madrid, in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League (on RMC Sport 1).
“Fed up”. The title of the press release sets the tone. And the rest of the text is faithful to the promise. The Collectif Ultras Paris gave a huge rant this Monday evening on social networks. The day after PSG’s victory in Lille, at the end of the 23rd day of Ligue 1 (1-5), the regulars of Virage Auteuil released the flamethrower. In their sights: the management but also the players.
“Our patience has reached its limits”
“For too long now the club has offered us a face that we no longer support, denounces the CUP. face of a club that piles on the stars like a spoiled child, with no regard for sporting consistency.The face of a club that dreams so big that it gives the impression that the season starts in February and that it despises the national trophies. We no longer recognize our club. Today, our patience has reached its limits!”
The text then criticizes “incomprehensible sports management”, pointing to “the incessant changes of coach”, “little used players for whom football no longer seems to be a real priority”, the management of young people, the treatment of the women’s section and “the various privileges” granted to certain stars.
“It is time to react”
A missile launched eight days before the shock against Real Madrid in the knockout stages of the Champions League (February 15 on RMC Sport 1). What put some pressure on the partners of Marquinhos. “We have always given our unfailing support despite immense disappointments. Today, we are sounding the alarm. Players, managers, it is high time to react or we will still face unacceptable disappointment. Respect -us, respect our colors”, concludes the CUP in the form of a warning.
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