Football: Olivier Létang, President of the LOSC, Suspended for Four Months for His Comments Against the Referees
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The president of the French Lil Club Olivier Litang was suspended for four months. What happened to the cruel punishment announced by his club?
The President of the Lille strongly questioned the arbitration and now receives a strong sanction from the French Football Federation.
The president of the LOSC, Olivier Létang, was suspended for four months on Thursday, November 5, by the appeal commission of the Fédération française de football. He was criticized for his remarks against the body of referees after the draw between Lille and the PSG (2-2) on August 28. The leader of the "Dogues" reacted, stating that he wanted to engage "all necessary remedies". - Football: Olivier Létang, president of the LOSC, suspended for f…
Already sentenced to 20 000 euros fined by the disciplinary commission of the Professional Football League in mid-September, Olivier Létang received in addition on Thursday six months' suspension, two of which were suspended, after an appeal by the FFF.
Already sentenced to 20,000 euros in fine by the disciplinary commission of the Professional Football League mid-September, Olivier Létang received in addition six months' suspension on Thursday, two of which were suspended, after an appeal by the FFF, which had considered that the first sanction was "too lenient and insufficiently adapted to avoid the repetition of such behaviour". In a statement transmitted to the AFP, Olivier Létang indicated…
Olivier Létang received this Thursday's six-month suspension, two of which were suspended, because of his comments concerning the body of referees after the Ligue 1 match between Lille and the PSG. The president of the Losc, who believes that "this decision sets a worrying precedent for football", does not intend to remain...
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