Victorious over Bologna this Wednesday (1-2), LOSC owes its recent success to Bruno Genesio. At least this is the subject of the debate which opposed journalists and consultants on the set of
The Evening Team at the final whistle.
Engaged in a series of twelve consecutive matches without a setback, the last of which was pocketed in Bologna (1-2), LOSC managed to place itself in the highest positions in the two competitions in which its men competed. This is enough to cause a sensation on television sets, to fuel debate. At the final whistle, following this victory in Bologna, the journalists and consultants around the set The Evening Team they wondered.
Is this result to be attributed to Bruno Genesio?
The “YES” camp
A regular on the sets, of which he was an experienced member this Wednesday, Etienne Moatti begins by praising the performances of LOSC and the work carried out by the Lille technician: “It’s obviously a victory for Bruno Genesiohe exclaims straight away. When we remember how Lille started in this Champions League… Frankly, we saw them on the street, perhaps among the teams which could potentially not finish in the first 24. He has turned things around in a remarkable way. Lille is competing in this competition with all the necessary intensity, with the necessary collective spirit, and Genesio has something to do with that.assures the journalist. He also knows how to make changes to play in both competitions (Ligue 1 and Champions League) and perform well all the time. Well done Bruno Genesio! »
In the process, Olivier Rouyer continues: “Since he has been at the head of LOSC, LOSC has been performing well. LOSC has changedjudges the former French international. This team is balanced, has speed and technical quality in its game. Bruno Genesio gives great confidence to his players. This can be seen and these results are very good confirmation of all that. Confirmation that he does his job as a coach very well”he says.
The “NO” camp
The opposite camp is represented by Stéphane Guy and Mélisande Gomez and these two journalists do not have the same line of attack. The last one highlights the feverishness of the adversity encountered by the Mastiffs: “Bologna is still in great difficulty in this competitionshe begins.
They had yet to score a goal in the Champions League. They were on the street. Lille had a big match, but a team that beat Real Madrid and Atlético must logically beat Bologna”she says.
Mélisande Gomez sees her comments supported by Stéphane Guy, who prioritizes the quality of the squad over the work carried out by the Lille coach: “What strikes me about Lille’s Champions League campaign, and then also about the championship,
it’s less the coaching than the depth and quality of the squad. I find that the construction of the Lille squad is extraordinary. These young players that we are discovering are ready to play at a high level and make their contribution to Lille’s success”applauds the former
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Johan Micoud
In this type of debate, we must be able to decide and this role was given to Johan Micoudformer player of Werder Bremen, Parma, and even Girondins de Bordeaux:
“I want to focus on Bruno Genesio, yes, because it's true that they have a squad with players that we don't necessarily know very much and who manage at this level to bring out their pin of the game. If they are there, it is also because you have a coach who makes choices« he begins.
These concern in particular Ngal'ayel Mukau, his placement, but also the confidence that the Lille technician manages to transmit to his men: “The Mukau choice was a little surprise all the samehe emphasizes. The coach's work can give his players confidence, and that is the case. The team also plays, it does not stay behind trying to take advantage of a counterattack. There is necessarily a basis put in place by the coach. Especially in such a difficult group, perhaps the most complicated in fact”concludes the native of Cannes, a great regular on the sets of The Team Channel.
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