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Olympique de Marseille: Droit au But
An Olympique de Marseille story for Football Manager 2016
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Sources at Leicester City have apparently leaked information that the Foxes have held talks with Olympique de Marseille manager Christophe Galtier about the vacant managerial position at the King Power Stadium. Phillip Cocu was sacked just 11 days ago, after a poor start to the season saw Leicester down in the relegation zone of the Barclays Premier League in the middle of November.
Galtier is believed to be amongst the favourites for the job at Leicester, with Teemu Tainio of West Brom also being a prime contender. However the Frenchmen is believed to be the front runner as his contract is due to expire at the end of the season, meaning Marseille would need a small amount of compensation. The Frenchmen, who is believed to be weighing up his options, as to whether to stay at the Stade Velodrome or to move to pastures new, is believed to be intrigued by the chance to manage in the Premier League.
LEICESTER CITY HOLD TALKS WITH CHRISTOPHE GALTIER
29 November 2017
Sources at Leicester City have apparently leaked information that the Foxes have held talks with Olympique de Marseille manager Christophe Galtier about the vacant managerial position at the King Power Stadium. Phillip Cocu was sacked just 11 days ago, after a poor start to the season saw Leicester down in the relegation zone of the Barclays Premier League in the middle of November.
Galtier is believed to be amongst the favourites for the job at Leicester, with Teemu Tainio of West Brom also being a prime contender. However the Frenchmen is believed to be the front runner as his contract is due to expire at the end of the season, meaning Marseille would need a small amount of compensation. The Frenchmen, who is believed to be weighing up his options, as to whether to stay at the Stade Velodrome or to move to pastures new, is believed to be intrigued by the chance to manage in the Premier League.
2016-04-13 20:13#229452 MJK46 : Oh shit...... Will you take it???????
Haha i'm going to decline to say anything....other than that, as of now, nothing has come of the talks
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NOVEMBER ROUNDUP: LIGUE 1 UPDATE
RESULTS
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- Dream Start For Alain Casanova As Lyon Come Back To Beat Marseille At Stade Velodrome
17: R. Alessandrini 24: A. Lacazette 29: T. Kalas 52: S. Mina 74: R. Alessandrini 85: A. Lacazette
Alexandre Lacazette18.11.2017: AS Saint-Etienne 2-3 Olympique de Marseille ![]()
- Quality Finishing The Difference As Marseille End Losing Streak In Saint-Etienne
7: S. Gomez 26: L. Ocampos 56: M. Batshuayi 61: L. Ocampos 75: H. Mkhitaryan Michy Batshuayi25.11.2017: Olympique de Marseille 3-2 Girondins de Bordeaux ![]()
- Marseille Secure Second Consecutive 3-2 Win Despite Continuing Poor Defensive Record
23: R. Alessandrini 36: I. Slimani
78: G. Tormin 83: Y. Kaabouni 87: H. Seferovic Younes Kaabouni29.11.2017: AC Ajaccio 0-1 Olympique de Marseille ![]()
- First League Clean Sheet Since 21st October Inspires Marseille To Victory
45+1: M. Lemina Mario LeminaLEAGUE TABLE
PLAYER OF THE MONTH
ROMAIN ALESSANDRINI
With some glaring issues in our defence, going forward Romain Alessandrini has been the standout player, contributing with 3 goals. It was again between Lucas Ocampos and Alessandrini, and the Frenchmen’s performances have been marginally better therefore granting
MANAGER'S THOUGHTS
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A much, much better month, that has seen us continue our stay at the top of the table, even if Monaco do have a couple of games in hand over us. The performances have been much more pleasing and we’re starting to look a little bit more solid in defence after the victory against Ajaccio which is definitely a positive. The result against Lyon was a freak result where they were buoyed on by the hysteria surrounding Casanova’s arrival as manager although that doesn’t take anything away from the fact we should have done much better. The performances against Saint-Etienne and Bordeaux though were a lot better even if our defence did slip a few times, but that is something we are working on! In the Champions League, to have secured a place in the knockout round is fantastic, especially after we’ve come through such a tough group, and we don’t need to go full throttle against Lazio next time out, which is pleasing as there is nothing riding on the result for us anyway. Hopefully next month we can continue to push on for the Ligue 1 title and really continue to improve our form. The Coupe de la Ligue starts next month, adding some extra fixtures to our calendar, but we are looking forward to the games and can’t wait to get started.
2016-04-15 19:49#229590 Justice : I reckon you should buy Lacazette just to kill Lyon
Haha I would love to do that but i'm not sure i'm ever going to receive a big enough transfer budget to spend the huge transfer fee he'd command to join one of his biggest rivals
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