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It was a return that was obviously anticipated and which the OM supporters at the velodrome “celebrated” with a monstrous bronca as his name approached and Marcelino’s face appeared on the velodrome’s giant screen every time. A few months after his hasty departure from Marseille, Marcelino returned to Marseille for a very bad evening, as his Villarreal team received a real slap (0-4).
A bad evening that the Spanish coach bounced back from later. “Until the first goal, everything was going well. But later on, what really hurt us was that we conceded the second goal too quickly and we struggled to come back. I repeat, I am to blame and I did not make the best decisions before and during the match. I think taking stock is very easy for me. Our opponents were superior in duels, intensity and efficiency. And we played well below our level,” said the Spanish coach after the match.
“Look at his stupid face”
A Marcelino who, in addition to these football lessons received by Jean-Louis Gasset, also suffered insults from Roland Corbis! Marcelino’s former coach, an RMC consultant for many years, was caught lashing out at Marcelino on set after Live, who was notably described as a “dickhead”. “What is this Marcelino’s evening, it is not even a nightmare, it is disgusting, it is a scandal!” Look at his stupid face,” Corbis said, probably thinking he wouldn’t be heard…
Roland is hunting Marcelino: see his stupid face? #OMVillarreal #TeamOM pic.twitter.com/xQ6oCMACnX
-Abigail?ﾟﾇﾸ? (@13melanite) March 8, 2024
In sum
Marcelino endured a terrible evening during the OM-Villarreal match, marked by a crushing defeat. Marseille supporters reserved him Bronca and RMC consultant Roland Corbis severely insulted him by calling him a “dickhead” live. Despite Marcelino’s revelations about his team’s woes, Corbis expressed his displeasure in an odd way, denouncing the evening as a scandal. The former OM coach’s scathing criticism added to Marcelino’s frustration after a difficult return to the velodrome.
