Author of a hat-trick this Saturday, in Le Havre, Jonathan David had the opportunity to score a quadruple, but offered the leather to Angel Gomes. Amazing scene that he commented on and which he will use for the future.
In a period far from being obvious, unable to win a single match over the past month, LOSC managed to turn the tide by easily winning on the lawn of Le Havre AC this Saturday (0-3), as part of of the sixth day of Ligue 1 McDonald’s. This success was notably enabled by the efficiency of Jonathan David, author of a hat-trick, and the caviars offered by Osame Sahraoui, Edon Zhegrova and Angel Gomes. The latter nevertheless ended his match without being decisive, an anomaly that the Canadian wanted to correct by offering him a penalty that the Briton himself had caused. Objective missed, just like the attempt of his long-time friend.
Designated shooter, Jonathan David gave a favor to one of his teammates. A gesture understood by Bruno Genesio, who would still have liked to see his protégé score a quadruple, a feat that he has never managed to achieve until now with the Mastiffs. At the final whistle, Jonathan David looked back on this event in the mixed zone: “The question arises because he did not score this penaltyhe regrets first of all. Of course I could have taken it. I’m trying to make a gesture towards him, because I think he had a very good match and he deserved a little more. He gave some good balls which we were unable to put into practice. He deserved something, a statistic. That’s why I’m giving it to him. Today, he doesn’t score and the question arises, but it will come in next time”assured the Canadian.
Made of anecdotal play given the result on the scoreboard, Jonathan David still hopes to be able to learn from this “mishap”, if it is possible to qualify it as follows: “It’s true that I am a fairly generous person, even perhaps too kind. Maybe I need to work on this more selfish side of my game, more killer. Maybe I’m not good enough. This is something to think about for the future.”asked the Canadian at the whistle, who may have put his finger on an area of progress.
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