The objective is clear for the Girondins de Bordeaux: to maintain and avoid relegation to Ligue 2. Jacques Vendroux, manager of the Variétés Club de France and voice of sport on the radio, was the guest of 100% Girondins. He took the opportunity to tell us about the club’s situation.
It is unacceptable. It touches me a lot (Jacques Vendroux). I don’t know everything, but there is a real problem!
Still bottom of the championship, the Marine et Blancs reassured themselves by winning their friendly match last Friday against Alavès. Admittedly, this team is penultimate in the Spanish La Liga. But it’s still a win! In the context, can this result restart the machine and restore the confidence that is sorely lacking in David Guion’s players? Dorian Bercheny from France Bleu Gironde and Lucas from the Girondins33 website debrief this match and this long-awaited victory.
In Bayonne, the Girondins de Bordeaux took time to find their bearings, but they showed their desire to win. “They played to win” assures the Girondin coach. What positive points should we take away from this match?
We were very scared because the first quarter of an hour was catastrophic (Dorian Bercheny of France Bleu Gironde)
Ligue 1 regains its rights against Lille
After this victory which is good for morale and after a stormy week off the pitch around the case of Benoît Costil, we must already come to our senses for the next match to come. It is Lille, reigning French champion who is preparing to receive the Bordeaux club. There are 9 matches left to play to avoid the worst. 9 matches to save the team and the honor of the club. Each match will be played as a final to bring back the victory, whatever the cost.
It’s important to win (Lucas from the Girondins33.com site)
Next match: Lille / Girondins de Bordeaux Saturday April 2 at 7 p.m. To follow from 6:30 p.m. on France Bleu Gironde
The Variety Club of France in New Aquitaine
While waiting for the Girondins de Bordeaux match, other former Girondins will sweat on Wednesday March 30 on the lawn of the Stade René Gaillard in Niort. The Variétés Club de France has chosen to stop there for its gala match which will see former players face off against the legends of the Chamois Niortais. Among them, the former Ballon d’Or Jean-Pierre Papin, and a slew of former Ligue 1 players, including Claude Puel, Dominique Rocheteau, Christophe Jallet, Mathieu Bodmer, Grégory Sertic, Clément Chantôme or Julien Féret. Comedian Redouane Bougheraba and commentator Smaïl Bouabdellah will also be there.