The Parisian captain was annoyed by the comments of supporters on social networks after the rout against Racing 92.
The historic humiliation suffered by Stade Français Paris on Sunday evening against its rival Racing 92 (53-20) sparked many harsh or disillusioned comments from Parisian supporters on social networks. The captain of the capital club, the Samoan Paul Alo-Emile, replied to them on Twitter late Monday afternoon.
«Many experts give their opinion, suggesting that they would be able to do what we do. It’s too easy to criticize from your sofa“, annoyed the pillar, quoting Theodore Roosevelt: “It’s not the reviews that count…» A response that sparked a new wave of discontent from the ”pink army”.
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So much so that Paul Alo-Emile, at the club since 2015, had to backpedal. “Of course, we depend on our fans to make our club work. Otherwise we wouldn’t have a club, recognized the Samoan. My problem stems from the fact that most of us have made sacrifices and worked very hard to play this sport professionally.“Not sure that these arguments do not appease the disappointment of the supporters of the Stade Français …
