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Mercato Mercato – ASSE: Is it war internally, the club on the verge of disaster?

Published: 4 years ago
La Liga

Holder of a Master’s degree in international law, I realized at the end of my university course that it was important to evolve in a field that we appreciate. Overnight, I decided to put an end to the dream of my parents, who saw me as a future lawyer, to live from my passion: sport. Since then, I have covered mercatos and sports news, trying to inform readers as well as possible.

ASSE is going through an unprecedented crisis. Relegated to Ligue 2, the Saint-Etienne club has been floundering since the start of the season. Red lantern, the formation risks disappearance in the event of a new descent. And the internal situation does not lend itself to optimism. Everyone would pass the buck and there would be many tensions between those responsible.

ASSE supporters did not imagine that their club would fall even lower after the descent into League 2. And yet, the club is at the heart of an unprecedented sporting crisis. Red lantern, the training does not find the solutions to straighten the bar and risks disaster. However, at the start of the season, the leaders did not hesitate to taunt the fans, betting on a rapid recovery. “ We’re gonna win the first three games, and the fans are gonna suck my ass.”would have entrusted one of the persons in charge according to the journalist Roman Molina.

Those responsible pass the buck

During a live Twitchthe journalist released other revelations about theASSE. Internally, no leader would feel responsible and pass the buck to a colleague. Sports Coordinator Greens, Loic Perrin would put the blame on Laurent Batlles. Arrived this summer, the technician highlights shortcomings in the functioning of the club. ” Batlles had pointed to problems before his arrival, of demotivation ” entrusts Molinaemphasizing the responsibility of the players.

The behavior of leaders calls into question

In short, it’s a messASSE. To believe that the captain left the ship a long time ago. You don’t have to rely on Bernard Caiazzodomiciled Dubai and who took a step back. Roland Romeyer has returned to the fore, but he seems to be running out of authority.

The file on the sale of the club at a standstill

As for them, the supporters of theASSE announced a boycott of derivative products. A way of expressing their dissatisfaction, but also of demanding the departure of Roland Romeyer and Bernard Caiazzo. But as announced by several media, the file on the sale of the club has been stopped for several months. In view of the sports crisis, the lack of candidacies seems logical. At theASSE nothing is going well and the year 2023 could well be a historic year in the history of the club.

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