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• Ligne n°74 : Olympic Marseille struggle to attract top talent due to 'home-jacking'


• Ligne n°76 : Vitorino Hilton and Lucho González among Marseille players to suffer armed robberies at their homes
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• Ligne n°89 : Olympic Marseille's Lucho Gonzalez, right, seen training here with Pape Douada M'Bow, is among the victims of a spate of violent robberies of players at the club. Photograph: Bertrand Langlois/AFP/Getty Images


• Ligne n°91 : Marseille's efforts to shed its reputation as a crime capital have been dealt a blow with a warning from the city's football team that a spate of violent robberies of star players is making it difficult to attract top talent to the club.


• Ligne n°93 : The homes of players for Olympic Marseille, the Ligue 1 team and former French champions, have become a regular target for armed robberies, known as "home-jackings".


• Ligne n°95 : This week the Brazilian defender Vitorino Hilton was at his gated Marseille home with 10 family members when an armed gang of six broke in just before midnight. They held the footballer's relatives hostage before hitting Hilton on the head with the butt of a gun several times and escaping with cash, jewellery, computers and designer bags.


• Ligne n°101 : After 10 attacks on players in 18 months Olympic Marseille announced it had set up private security patrols around players' homes in the city and surrounding area, and called on local authorities to crack down on crime.


• Ligne n°103 : Marseille will be European capital of culture in 2013 and is undergoing major architectural and cultural renovations. But Olympic Marseille's sporting director, José Anigo, said he was struggling to attract new star players because of the city's reputation.


• Ligne n°103 : Marseille will be European capital of culture in 2013 and is undergoing major architectural and cultural renovations. But Olympic Marseille's sporting director, José Anigo, said he was struggling to attract new star players because of the city's reputation.


• Ligne n°105 : "Every time I signed a player this year the first questions they asked were 'can you guarantee security?' and 'are my family at risk?'" he told a press conference. "Bringing players to Marseille in those conditions is complicated. You have to be a magician."


• Ligne n°171 : Olympic Marseille struggle to attract top talent due to 'home-jacking'
Ligne n°172 : This article was published on the Guardian website at 15.08 BST on Thursday 14 July 2011. A version appeared on p21 of the Main section section of the Guardian on Friday 15 July 2011. It was last modified at 11.31 BST on Friday 12 July 2013. ...


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