Chez les autres...., Attention, rageux inside ! Options

[Ozzy Ryss]

On pas eu beaucoup de reportages sur le vieux port le soir du match.

[Yessod]

J’ai lu. C’est nul.
Un fond absolument pathétique, non argumenté, orienté en faisant porter sur un club l’unique responsabilité de la médiocrité du foot français mais dont la forme (bien écrite) masque un seum profond et une haine mal assumée.
Si vous trouvez que ma phrase est trop longue, ne lisez pas.

Merde tu dis de ne pas lire trop tard....

[Ashura]

Par contre quand c'est des maillots de l'OM à Paris là ça les choque pas ces dégénérés

[tonato]

On pas eu beaucoup de reportages sur le vieux port le soir du match.

J'ai cherché ça aussi aujourd'hui, il y avait eu une video du parisien ya 1an mais la rien trouvé.

[tonato]

Ils ont fait un Chez Les Autres inversé sur France Inter ce matin :

[Ashura]

Qu'est-ce qu'elle est casse-couilles à les interrompre sans arrêt

[super-mario]

Lui il semble respectable, dommage qu'il se soit trompé de club.

[Nemeto]

Ah, je l’attendais la crotte de Jonathan Wilson (le greg scheider anglais, sorte de falsh communiste)
Le seum est toujours là, et maintenant le mépris hilare sur la farmer league est devenu une pleurnicherie de ouin ouin sur la farmer league.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/j...ligue-1-arsenal

PSG now stand alongside some of Europe’s best-ever, but with caveats

The origin of PSG’s largesse and the effect it’s had on their domestic game can’t be ignored, even as we appreciate the team’s stunning quality

SInce 1990, only one side had ever successfully defended the Champions League – Real Madrid, who won three in a row between 2016 and 2018. Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the final on Saturday elevates them to a new tier of the pantheon. No bad side has ever won the European Cup or Champions League, but only great sides have ever retained it.

Arsenal pushed them much closer than Inter had in losing in the final the previous year, and there is always something slightly unsatisfying about a victory on penalties, but the quality of this PSG cannot be denied. They put six past Bayern in the semi-final – their superiority far greater than the one-goal aggregate margin would suggest. It was a similar story in the quarter-final, in which a 4-0 aggregate victory didn’t really reflect how much better they were than Liverpool. And while Chelsea may think they were slightly unlucky to lose the first leg of their last-16 tie away to PSG 5-2, the 3-0 result in the second leg was a devastating assertion of authority: three goals scored by an almost bored opponent apparently just as they felt like it.

Although it’s the attacking verve that catches the eye, PSG also have a midfield that, particularly when Fabián Ruiz is available, is capable of controlling possession and stifling a game, just as the great Spain sides have done over the past couple of decades. In that sense Luis Enrique’s heritage as part of the great Barcelona team of the late 90s, when he played under Louis van Gaal and alongside Pep Guardiola, is clear. Luis Enrique now stands as one of the greats of European coaching: only Carlo Ancelotti has won more European Cups or Champions Leagues and only Bob Paisley, Zinedine Zidane and Guardiola have won as many as his three.

As the world grapples with the end of the Guardiola consensus, Luis Enrique has perhaps found a model for the future. Allied to the technical quality and control in midfield, his sides display a thrilling directness wide – similar to that offered by Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams in the Spain side that won the Euros in 2024. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia may have supplanted Yamal as the best player in the world on form right now. Give him room to run into, as Bayern did too often, and there is an inevitability about the outcome. Arsenal did well to restrict him in the final, with Bukayo Saka doubling up with Cristhian Mosquera, but even then, Kvaratskhelia was the source of the PSG equalizer, the slightest hesitation and panicked response from Mosquera producing the penalty.

Go toe to toe with PSG, as Bayern did, and Kvaratskhelia and Desiré Doué will inevitably revel in the space. Arsenal had little option but to sit deep and absorb pressure. While that may frustrate those who want all soccer to be like the first leg of PSG v Bayern, defending is also part of the game. With better forwards, the approach might even have worked for Arsenal. But they struggled late on, in part because Viktor Gyökeres could not hold the ball up, and in part because Noni Madueke could not replicate Saka’s quality of delivery from set plays. Even then, they were one small mistake from a 1-0 win; and even after that they lost because they twice missed the target in the shootout. The gameplan wasn’t the problem; a couple of minor details were.

But however appealing PSG’s soccer, there are a couple of caveats. Firstly, their players are much fresher than those of most of their European rivals – Arsenal especially. David Raya, Declan Rice, Martín Zubimendi, Gabriel and William Saliba all played more than 2,500 minutes of league soccer this season, while a further four players played more than 2,000. Of PSG’s starting XI, only Vitinha played more than 2,000. And that’s before taking into account how much more demanding the Premier League is than Ligue 1: Wolves, Burnley and West Ham offer significantly more of a test than the French equivalent bottom three of Metz, Nantes and Nice.

PSG’s wage bill is roughly double that of the next highest in France, Marseille, and more than 10 times that of Le Havre, the lowest in Ligue 1. Their wealth has effectively destroyed the domestic circuit as a contest, and the source of that wealth should never be forgotten. It’s 15 years now since Qatar Sports Investment bought PSG and, having finally realized that celebrity soccer players are rarely the way to (on-field) success, they have the sort of team they must have dreamed of. All 10 outfield players started the last two finals and, with only two of them 30 or older and five 25 or under, there’s no reason they should not continue to be successful for a long while yet.

The question, though, is at what cost, both to the balance of the French league, and to any notion that soccer may yet retain some sort of community or spiritual value, rather than simply being the propaganda tool of an autocratic stat

[Homer]

[Nikos B.]

Il est debile leur délire des minutes, parce qu'avant tout c'est à cause des blessures.
Et il oublie de dire qu'Arsenal s'est bien reposé grace à leurs 11 joueurs "blessés" pendant la dernière treve internationale à bab el oued.

Et filez nous burnley ou les wolves a la place de cette équipe de Nice affreuse à jouer.

Sinon c'est le défaut de la ligue 1 de chercher des excuses, c'est la faute au PSG si on est cro nul; si les droits tv se sont effondrés.

[Ricky]

Ils étaient à la CDMC Arsenal ? Nan parce que j'ai du rater quelque chose...

Le PSG a juste tapé toute l'Angleterre misérable crotte de nez.

[TrappACouilles]

Il est debile leur délire des minutes, parce qu'avant tout c'est à cause des blessures.

Les anglais arrêtent pas de répéter ça parcequ'ils ont vu les chiffres des minutes avant la finale. Ils ont osé vu un match de L1, pas la moindre idée du déroulé de notre saison.
J'ai quand même vu un gars sur CBS (bon américain lui, ancien pro) qui expliquait que Luis Enrique ne faisait rien de différent tactiquement et qu'il était surtout très bon pour manager les égos

[CAPTAIN PLANETE]

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/2061734577631289628/video/1?s=46

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

[Nikos B.]

Les anglais arrêtent pas de répéter ça parcequ'ils ont vu les chiffres des minutes avant la finale. Ils ont osé vu un match de L1, pas la moindre idée du déroulé de notre saison.
J'ai quand même vu un gars sur CBS (bon américain lui, ancien pro) qui expliquait que Luis Enrique ne faisait rien de différent tactiquement et qu'il était surtout très bon pour manager les égos

ce sont les mêmes que sur ligue 1+/rmc .
Les mecs ne savent tellement pas de quoi ils parlent.

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/2061734577631289628/video/1?s=46

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

Lui il fait plaisir, je pourrais même supporter qu'il se moque de nous.
Déjà il m'avait fait pleurer de rire après la supercoupe
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2162436070918710

[TrappACouilles]

C'est un suceur de Chelsea donc évite de regarder s'il y a des vidéos de mi juillet 2025

[Philo]

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/2061734577631289628/video/1?s=46

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

Je sais pas si on peut pas faire plus anglais que le moment où il s'étouffe à moitié avec son rire à 2'20

Talksport, ce ramassis de bêtes de foires, vaut mieux les écouter que quand c'est en notre faveur.

ce sont les mêmes que sur ligue 1+/rmc .
Les mecs ne savent tellement pas de quoi ils parlent.


Lui il fait plaisir, je pourrais même supporter qu'il se moque de nous.
Déjà il m'avait fait pleurer de rire après la supercoupe
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2162436070918710

YOU'RE JUST SPURS THAT'S WHO YOU ARE MATE

Oh j'avais loupé ces deux bêtes de foire de Jason Cundy et Gaby Agbonlahor en train de fêter ça dans les locaux de TalkSport :

https://twitter.com/The_Forty_Four/status/2060811968110321899

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

Quelques pépites dans les commentaires des vidéos de TNT Sports qui a les droits de la Champions League au RU :

Arsenal playing Rugby all season and Gabriel sticks one over the bar. Beautiful

Dirtiest player in the PL missing the final penalty… absolutely poetic

Couldn’t of been a more deserving player to miss , stay humble Gabriel 🤣🤡

Finally justice for Gabriels antics in the prem 😂😂😂😂😂

Gabriel wins Britains Got Talent with his wonderful John Terry impression

The most unbearable players fans and manager have finally got what they deserved for playing the most negative football all season. Justice.

[Miles]

Bien vu le premier commentaire, ils ont finalement fini le match comme ils l'avaient commencé

[DelSpooner]

https://twitter.com/AfterRMC/status/2061517994677649773/video/1?s=46

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011

Le rageux tellement rageux qu’il regarde même pas la finale de la LDC alors qu’il est journaliste sportif quand même

[TrappACouilles]

Kicker qui traite la finale de LdC en page 31-32 ? tonato ?

[Oyé Sapapaya]

https://twitter.com/quentinaverous/status/2061535636050346100

— CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) November7, 2011