The Olympics de Marseille announced on Sunday, September 19, the death of state-velocity and Marcei supporter, former municipal councilor and unionist Ren பல Malleville, who had become a media personality for many years.
“More than a supporter. We are deeply saddened to learn of Rene Malleville’s death.”, OM wrote on his Twitter account. Renே Malleville is 73. He announced on Twitter several weeks ago that he has been diagnosed with cancer. “Think well that I’m not well, I hug you all.”He wrote again on Wednesday.
A day of mourning is a day of competition. Renே Malleville, one of OM’s best supporters, has just left us. He makes us tremble, laugh, and cry. He was the mouthpiece for thousands of supporters. We have already lost her voice. Xiao Rene ”, City Mayor Benoit Bayan wrote on Twitter. “Supporter among supporters, OM’s tireless defender, he gave his time, energy and soul for our club. It will be sad at State-Velotrom this afternoon.”For his part, Renat Mucilier, chairman of the Provence-Alps-C டிte d’Azur Regional Council, was added.
OM thunder supporter
Ren அவர் Malleville, who was born in Audrey, did not come to Provence until he was 10, even though he was a true symbol of Marcellus and an OM supporter. There he was a welder and later a bus driver at the Marseille Transport Authority (RTM), where he was a staunch trade unionist before becoming a bar owner. He was Mayor Gaston Deferrey’s municipal councilor from 1977 to 1983.
OM, a thunderous supporter of shoulder-length hair, blue eyes and high verbs, he was a regular member of the Yankees, and later two of the club’s main supporters, the Dodgers. For more than fifteen years, he has appeared as a columnist in various media, especially on the Marseille site Focaine, His “Minute de Rene” was the expected encounter, amidst an analysis of OM’s life, bursts of humor, local accent and personal vocabulary.
Following the news of his death, several tribute messages were posted on social media by local supporters and journalists. Valentin Rongier, OM Midfielder, released the news with a photo of Malleville “Rip”.
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