US EditionStrasbourg Coach Criticises Home Fans Who Raised Banner Against Club Striker Emegha
Strasbourg coach Liam Rosenior condemned a minority of fans for booing captain Emanuel Emegha over his transfer to Chelsea, emphasizing the player's strong performance and leadership.
- Strasbourg head coach Liam Rosenior criticized fans who protested Emanuel Emegha's transfer to Chelsea during a match, stating that there is a group of people at the club who want to see the team fail.
- Emegha, who scored 14 goals last season, will remain at Strasbourg for the current season before joining Chelsea next year.
- Rosenior defended Emegha, mentioning that he attracted interest from around 10 to 15 top European clubs and is a 'world-class young player' with a promising future.
- Despite being injured, Emegha faced booing from some fans, prompting Rosenior to express pride in his team and commitment to support them.
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Strasbourg coach criticises home fans who raised banner against club striker Emegha
Strasbourg coach Liam Rosenior has hit out at fans who displayed a banner criticizing club captain Emanuel Emegha over his move next season to Chelsea.
On Sunday, on the sidelines of the Ligue 1 match against Le Havre (1-0), the Strasbourg fans gave a warm welcome to Emanuel Emegha. On the eve, the attacker and Alsatian captain had officially engaged with Chelsea, a transfer that will be effective on 1 July next.
'Unacceptable' - Strasbourg boss Liam Rosenior condemns supporter banners targeting Chelsea-bound Emanuel Emegha - Get French Football News
Strasbourg confirmed on Friday the transfer of Emanuel Emegha (22) to Chelsea, with the deal effective from 1st July. However the announcement did not sit well with the club’s supporters, who were outraged that the future of their striker and captain was already decided – especially given that the transaction is to fellow BlueCo side Chelsea.At Strasbourg’s 1-0 win over Le Havre on Sunday, supporters from the club’s Ultra Boys group displayed a …
The breakup between some anti-BlueCo fans and their team is becoming more and more important. Liam Rosenior slammed their behavior while much of the stadium whistled at them during the match against Le Havre.
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