"Keep doing your videos, but stop playing football."Evra was escorted away by some of his teammates to the dressing room. He has since been suspended by Marseille and now awaits their punishment, as well as a decision from Uefa's disciplinary committee on November 10. The 36-year-old may never play for the French club again. His contract expires in the summer, and the Marseille ultras made their feelings patently clear about him on Sunday night. During Marseille's 5-0 win over Caen at the Stade Velodrome, some supporters held up a banner that read:
"You thought you were above the institution OM and its supporters. We don't want you wearing our colours. Evra get out."https://twitter.com/LaurensJulien/status/927264385801826304 Following the game, the former Juventus defender posted on social media for the first time since Thursday's incident. He thanked the "real Marseille fans" for their support - which would suggest that he feels that those who haven't backed him, and the fans who allegedly insulted him before the Europa League tie, aren't true supporters. Evra clearly isn't backing down. https://www.instagram.com/p/BbIEVwWlFpN/ He wrote:
"Great result, well done guys, I'm really proud of you. Thanks to all the real Olympique Marseille fans... I'm receiving so much support from them."Evra still loves this game though, despite a tough few days.
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6th November 2017
08:20am GMT
