After the annoyed comments of Will Still on a remark made by François Letexier after the defeat against Lens on Saturday (2-0), the referee assures that he did not intend to upset the Reims coach.
François Letexier counterattacks. Contacted by L’Equipe, after Will Still’s annoyed comments about a remark that the referee made to him, the latter clarified his words and assured that he had no bad intention.
“I simply said to him, at the end of the match: ‘Maybe good luck in England then’. It was meant to be light, with a smile and without any unhealthy intention. He misinterpreted it, I can surely see that frustration, but the main thing is elsewhere.”
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Complicated week for Will Still
In recent days, the Belgian coach has been confronted with rumors sending him to Sunderland. The 31-year-old technician claimed to have traveled to England to visit his girlfriend. Saturday evening after the setback at Bollaert, Will Still did not appreciate the words of François Letexier.
“Was it my last away match in Ligue 1? That’s what the referee said to me at the end of the match. I found it funny of him. Or rather not funny at all. It wasn’t my last match at all. Unless the club fires me tomorrow. But I don’t think that’s planned. I am and will be the coach of Stade de Reims for many more months or many years, I hope. The referee said to me something like: ‘It will be better in England’. Something like that. I didn’t find it very appropriate. It’s uninteresting.” , estimated Will Still.
2023-12-18 00:29:48
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