“Wherever he goes, he makes a mess.” Jean-Michel Larqué not really like Hatem Ben Arfa, the former great hope of French football is currently sidelined by Steve Bruce Hull City.
Jean-Michel Larqué probably not looking at the Premier League matches. And he does not know if he has ever seen Hatem Ben Arfa play football there a few years in Ligue 1. “ I do not know if he has talent or not. I do not care “, he launched Sunday morning on RMC when he attacked the player trained at OL. The dribbler left never established itself in its various clubs by individualism and lack of game intelligence in the field, but also because of his character in the locker room. This is the case today in Hull City.
The former TF1 featured consultant has described the French international behavior problems among Tigers, removed the last two matches in Premier League. “ He was a thug behavior, scum. Wherever he goes, he makes a mess. He has no respect for his teammates, his coaches. He was nabbed with the coach of Hull City which is one of the landmarks of English football. He is lost, body and soul , “assured Larqué, following rumors referring HBA in Newcastle.
Meanwhile the winter transfer window, Steve Bruce explained that there had been no “ hassle ” as claimed in the British press after replacing the first period of Hatem Ben Arfa against Manchester United (3-0 ), there is a week. “ Of course, he was not happy to be replaced, but it is treated as anyone, he has to work hard in order to return to the team. His attitude is correct and I have no problem with his character, he just needs to roll up their sleeves , “said the manager, reports Sky Sports .
The 27-year-old still has a handful of matches to convince his new club. Otherwise, a departure from the Premier League should finally take place, the Magpies Alan Pardew does not really counting on him. “ There is no doubt he has the capacity, but capacity is not enough at this level, so it will be judged anyone. We will see what will the months of December and January, and we discuss it with him at the time , “concluded Steve Bruce, who tenured French international 5 times in the Premier League.
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