The Girondins de Bordeaux will already be “amputated” of their favorite attacker, Andy Carrollfor the trip to Saint-Malo next week in National 2, and perhaps their central defender Jean Grillot,
but that's not all… Indeed, the Scapular Club will once again have to do without its supporters against the leader of Pool B of N2.
As reported by Foot Amateur, the sub-prefect of Saint-Malo issued a banning order for Girondins supporters for this match on November 23. As usual, in order to justify this decree, it is the conflict between the Ultramarines and the North Gate Bordeaux, but also a conflict with the “Rennes ultras of the Roazhon Celtic Cup” who could go to Saint-Malo to provoke the UB87, according to this same decree.
In addition, there is also the question of the reception conditions for Bordeaux supporters. Indeed, the infrastructure and configuration of the Marville stadium and the resources of the USSM
“do not allow two visitor parks to be installed in order to create a separation between the two groups of North Gate and Ultramarines”.
Bordeaux will therefore have to do without many advantages in a match which promises to be crucial in the race for promotion to the National. More than ever, it will be up to the rest of the group to prove their quality and overcome these obstacles, to achieve the objective.
