The ESPN specialist exchanged messages with Gignac about the Frenchman’s comment on the support of the Mexicans
André-Pierre Gignac received a response to his comment about Tigres’ participation in the World Cup for clubs, in which he accused a lack of support among Mexicans. David Faitelson He responded in networks to the French with a distinctive expression of the European country, defending freedom.
“FREEDOM, equality, brotherhood …”, escribió el comentarista.
The attacker did not shut up and responded to David Faitelson, arguing that his first comment about the criticism Tigres received for his participation was the exercise of freedom of expression.
Freedom, equality, fraternity …@ 10APG
– David Faitelson (@Faitelson_ESPN) February 13, 2021
The striker sparked controversy, saying that “a Mexican’s worst enemy is another Mexican”.
After the commenter’s response, Gignac replied, “Right, freedom of expression, I can say whatever I want!”
Given this answer, the ESPN commentator added that “Bien sûr, vous vivez au Mexique … Of course you do, you live in Mexico …”
Despite this, Gignac closed the comments with a “Thank you! Good night!”.
In the afternoon, André-Pierre defended the role of the Tigers in the World Cup for clubs, where they succumbed 1-0 in the final against Bayern Munich, but because of their defensive play style and with a single shot at Manuel’s goal. the criticism.
“The Mexican’s worst enemy is the Mexican himself! Feeling Mexican makes me sad! Let’s change the chip! All towards the same course! We grow together for the world! Enjoy the Hands palm to palm race! I promise I will improve too! Blessings to all! Was the message that elicited different reactions.