In the podcast Debriefers on ForEver, Julien Bée spoke about the season Girondins de Bordeaux who find themselves in National
2. He notably returned to the words of Pape Leye and his performance against Bordeaux.
“During the match, he gesticulated all over the place and at the goals, he went all around his team’s part of the field, to taunt. That’s not very smart. I think there are things he said that are false. I have never seen anyone say in the press before that Bordeaux was far superior. Did any supporters say that on the networks? Maybe, I don’t know. I think we’ve eaten enough of our black bread. We don’t need another person to come and tell us how depressed Bordeaux must be. I think the supporters have had enough of their black bread. Obviously, it’s true that basically, we still have this debt, we don’t know how we’re going to be eaten in six months, or even perhaps less. There is the review clause in October. But it’s true that we have reason to be worried. No need to come and add something. I think he took advantage of all that to motivate his players, saying ‘They’re going to look down on us etc.’, whereas I think that’s not at all what happened. He made it all up in my opinion. Bruno Irles was right to say what he thought, to want to respond to this attack from Pape Leye.”
Transcription Girondins4Ever
The podcast of the show:
Forever (foreverlaradio.fr)
