For Bordeaux Le Mag, the journalist Laurent Brun returned to the victory of the Girondins de Bordeaux against Poiré-sur-Vie.
“You have to take it, you can’t pout. It's hard, these matches are fights. Even if the start of the season was chaotic, we said that, and we were really heading into the unknown. It will be very difficult. These are not street fights, but they are difficult duels. It was a decent match. But it's not easy to find the fault. Without disrespect to the visiting team, there were not many chances, and Lassana Diabaté was not really threatened, but we are not immune to a counterattack. You don't have to pout. We have the right to be demanding, that's for sure, and we must be so to progress. Even coach Bruno Irles said that he thought Bordeaux would never be calm, and I understand that speech. You have to continue working, adding the same ingredients. Over the last three matches, it is still the best of the three, in terms of commitment. Afterwards, technically, there are still problems, but to conclude on this point, you score two goals and you do not concede. So it’s perfect.”
Moreover, Bruno Irles revealed that he had made “a shout” at half-time of the match with his players.
“It surprised us a little. This is the level of requirement we are talking about. We said to ourselves that it wasn't too bad, Bordeaux was not necessarily in danger although remaining under the threat of a counter or a defensive error. He shouted, that means the guy isn't letting up. It's good. This keeps the pressure on, and it can push the group to do more. Afterwards, we say that, it didn't work against Locminé, but it was a recovery match. Here we are on the third since the restart. This proves in any case, this shouting, that the requirement is there all the time, and I find that very good.”
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