football – The elected representatives of the right and center group of Bordeaux Métropole, took stock this Tuesday on the situation of the Girondins de Bordeaux and the Matmut Atlantique stadium
“Bordeaux without the Girondins, it’s not quite Bordeaux anymore” laments Fabien Robert. The local Modem elected official held this Tuesday with his partners from Métropole Commune(s), the right and center group in Bordeaux Métropole, a back-to-school conference from the brasserie of the… Matmut Atlantique stadium, whose only subject was the situation of the Girondins de Bordeaux and the future of the stadium.
Relegated to National 2 after their appearance before the CNOSF this summer, and placed in receivership, the Girondins de Bordeaux played their first match this weekend in the fourth division at the Sainte-Germaine du Bouscat stadium, with no agreement having been reached for the moment for a return to the Matmut Atlantique stadium.
The club is also still under threat of compulsory liquidation, as it has a meeting to take stock of its progress in court on September 17. “We are all thinking of the club’s employees after this sporting, financial and social fiasco,” said Patrick Bobet, president of the Métropole Commune(s) group and mayor of Bouscat. Here are the points that were discussed this Tuesday by the opposition’s elected representatives.
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