After France – South Africa: Deschamps did not like the whistles against Clauss: “They are not supporters”

Two matches. Two wins. Facing Ivory Coast (2-1) and once morest South Africa (5-0), the return of the Blues went well, to say the least. And Didier Deschamps generally liked what he saw. What he saw, more than what he heard, for that matter. Friday at the Vélodrome, spectators had targeted PSG players. Tuesday at Pierre-Mauroy, the stands had decided to make Jonathan Clauss pay for his blood and gold colors.

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Conspired during the presentation of the teams, then from his first ballthe Lensois (2 selections) saw the silent majority resolve to encourage him following a few minutes, in order to cover the whistles which, if they continued throughout the match, decreased in intensity over the minutes .

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On Friday, Didier Deschamps had made a discreet reference to the encouragement from the Vélodrome, especially intended for Saliba and Guendouzi and which he would have liked better shared. On Tuesday, he took out the sulfateuse. In two times. Called to judge the performance of Jonathan Clauss who honored his first tenure in the white jersey of the Blues, the national coach quickly deviated from the field towards the stands. “I find it regrettable what happened, to put it mildly.he launched, dark look. It goes once morest the France team before going once morest Jonathan Clauss. What he did on the ground dampened the whistles of those who foolishly demonstrated. It’s his merit.”

A few questions and a few minutes later, DD returned to the Clauss case. And charged the whistlers a little more, while regretting the paradoxical publicity that had been made to them upstream: “Just talking regarding it makes people do it. It shouldn’t. We wouldn’t talk regarding it… there might still have been some, but…”

At the end of the match, Didier Deschamps brought out the Lensois on purpose. Because he felt he might go. And that his right piston would receive the deserved ovation. He received it, even though the boos were still audible. “The whistles were drowned out as it came out, still rejoiced the former coach of Olympique de Marseille. The rivalry between the clubs, I can understand it when there are derbies. But I am trying to create unity. These people are not supporters. But it exists… To talk regarding it is to give them importance. And they don’t matter.“

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