The OM will therefore have to do without Marcelo “El Loco “Bielsa this season. After the defeat of Marseille against Caen at the opening of the league season 1, the Argentine made a splash by announcing his resignation to the surprise.
With his departure, the Olympian club loses an apostle of attacking football based on ball possession and constant pressing of the opponent. France lost the championship him extraordinary personality. Blood moves in strokes of brilliance, small selection of these outings that marked “the year Bielsa” OM
4 September 2014. Bielsa attacks the transfer window Labrune of
A few days after the close of the transfer market, Marcelo Bielsa assesses all mercato staff of OM. At a press conference, the technician does not hide his discontent and launches several pikes its president Vincent Labrune. “The result of this transfer market is negative, said the Argentinian. I think the president made me promises he knew he would not keep. If all this was said with sincerity, I would have accepted. But otherwise, I feel a sense of rebellion. “
The wrath of Bielsa can be explained by the departure of Lucas Mendes and by the arrival of Brazilian Doria, bought 8 million euros without the OM coach has been consulted. “I learned purchasing Doria Monday afternoon as he arrived for the medical examination. No player has happened with my decision. I proposed twelve options and none has materialized. We had to recruit in a hurry as we like it or Stambouli or Alderweireld. “Recall that Doria was loaned for six months last February in Sao Paulo without having played any meeting with the Marseille first team.
October 19, 2014: hot shot on the ice
During matches, Marcelo Bielsa has an inseparable friend: his famous ice, on which he spent a good part of his meetings. As usual, during the meeting between Marseille and Toulouse, Argentina decided to return to their seats. But what Bielsa did not see, is that one of his deputies had the bad idea to file for coffee on the cooler. Without realizing it, the Argentine raises her buttocks on the burning liquid. Somewhat flustered, he takes to his bench before spinning kick to the cup fell to the ground.
VIDEO. Marcelo Bielsa is sitting on a cafe
December 21, 2014: “El Loco” put away “an outstanding player”
In the last match of the first leg, Marcelo Bielsa decided to do without the services of Dimitri Payet. Without the best passer on the team, OM still wins against Lille and won the honorary title of autumn champion. Before reporters, the Argentine evokes the reasons for its decision. Or rather the lack of reasons. “It does not happen in particular with Payet, I just felt it was not necessary to put in the group of 18 players for this match, he said. This decision is not a punishment. There is punishment only in cases of misconduct, and there’s not the case. ”
“El Loco” took the opportunity to praise even from his player. “This is an outstanding player, one of the best of any team. He did nothing wrong, he always gave his maximum. “According to L’Equipe, Dimitri Payet would actually missed his lack of involvement during workouts. A month after this sanction, Payet acknowledges that this sanction, “a bit harsh” has put a “big blow to morale,” while admitting that Bielsa “had perhaps good reason.”
March 15, 2015: When Bielsa asked his players “to swallow the poison”
After the match between Lyon and Marseille, which ended in a draw, Marcelo Bielsa addresses his troops disgusted by the fact that a purpose of Ocampos, they felt good, was refused by the referee. Even in the locker room, the technician is at its policy by refusing to attack the arbitration decisions.
“There’s nothing that will calm you now because you have killed the game and that you have not got what you deserved. Accept injustice! (…) Even if this seems impossible, not claiming anything! Swallow the poison! “This speech, broadcast on OM TV, then went around social networks and eventually have several million views.
VIDEO. The chat Bielsa at halftime Lyon-Marseille
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