It’s Friday so obviously it’s time for a Montpellier rant.


At least he's quiet

By Tyne Talk
June 13 2014

Honestly Montpellier chairman LOUIS NICOLLIN, must generally have nothing better to do, the bitter and twisted man seldom goes a day without having a rant against Newcastle.

He is in fact, possibly the only reason I have for being grateful to Mike Ashley, for all Ashley’s faults, and they are numerous, you do not find him in the press mouthing off constantly.

In fact you can’t get the man to answer a simple question.

Not so when it comes to monsieur Nicollin, who simply seems to love the sound of his own voice, who knows he may even believe what he is actually saying.

The latest rant concerns Remy Cabella (again). And a bid allegedly made by Newcastle, with what I can only imagine was accompanied by a rabid fuming at the mouth Nicollin told French paper Le 10 Sport.

"Yes, the "great" English club Newcastle has made us an offer of £8 million from three weeks ago, which I refused."

"I do not think Newcastle is right for him, and I also think they are taking us for idiots.

"They sold Yohan Cabaye to Paris St-Germain, for I do not know millions, and they should not take us for fools. He still has two years of his contract, so there is no hurry to sell."

 

 

 

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It’s Friday so obviously it’s time for a Montpellier rant.
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mentalman
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13/06/2014 16:55
He's trying to start a bidding war which i dont think will happen.

His past rants have been about how badly we've treat Mbiwa, why doesn't he buy him back, or swap him for Cabella

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