Life on the Girondins reserve is still not smooth sailing. This week, the notification Tuesday evening by the Bordeaux town hall of the impossibility of playing at the Stéhélin stadium which came as an annoyance before the match against Canet this Sunday. The squad is filling up, with the signing of ex-Bergeracois Nathan Benmoussa and the “return” of Nfansu Njie and the communicating vessel resulting from the new arrivals and qualifications in N2. For the first time, coach Erwan Lannuzel could be able to do without his “veterans” Paul Baysse and Rio Mavuba.
Between two free weekends, however, it will not be a cakewalk for the red lantern (one forfeit and three defeats) against the second. “We will have to start a series, but we must not panic either. To this day, I don’t talk to them about results. We know where we come from. The objective is to shift towards the positive, to find benchmarks,” says Erwan Lannuzel.
The technician, with a group always with variable geometry in training, chose not to play a friendly match last week in order to individualize the physical work and continue with more volume. “The only goal is to leave four teams behind at the end. We had a difficult schedule. What we need to do is not arrive at the confrontations against our direct rivals (in November, Editor’s note) too late. »
The match
Bordeaux B (14th/-1 pt) – Canet-en-Roussillon (2nd/10 pts), this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Montplaisir stadium in Saint-Médard-en-Jalles.
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