Entertainment OM: The supporters refuse to meet Jacques-Henri Eyraud

The meeting which was to be held on Monday on the occasion of the presentation of the vows is canceled, according to "La Provence"

© C. Paris / AP / SIPA Jacques- Henri Eyraud at the Vélodrome.

"Eyraud returns to your capital", could we still read on Saturday on a banner deployed at the exit of the A7 motorway to Marseille . Not enough to augur a beginning of reconciliation between the supporters of OM and the president of the club. A meeting was to take place on Monday between the management and the supporters' associations, on the occasion of the wishes. As it happens every year.

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The meeting was finally canceled on Sunday. "The groups do not want to go there," says La Provence. On the other hand, they plan to regroup soon among themselves to discuss the current situation of the club and the position to be held in the coming weeks. New actions could follow. The atmosphere between OM and its supporters is increasingly tense with the results crisis the club is going through. "He is not the right person to lead a club with passion and history like OM", they repeat over and over again.

As symbolic as it may be, this cancellation is one more episode at the start of the year in Marseille, disturbed by the relationship between some of the supporters and the president. For his part, the Marseille coach tried to be positive on Saturday after AS Monaco-OM, despite Marseille's third consecutive defeat in the league. "There is no crisis, anything can still happen," said André Villas-Boas, who still wants to believe in the podium. On the transfer window side, he confirmed the next departure at Aston Villa for his midfielder Morgan Sanson.