Paul Baysse loves the club and the jersey!
Born in Bordeaux, trained in Saint-Aubin de Médoc then in Saint-Médard-en-Jalles, the club of which he is the godfather today, Paul Baysse arrived at the Girondins de Bordeaux at the age of 12 and signed his first contract pro a few years later. He is a local player as the supporters like to see in the navy and white. Arnaud Garnier, co-president of Saint-Médard-en-Jalles has been able to discuss at length with Paul Baysse in recent days.
I confirm that it is indeed at the request of the players that Paul Baysse returned and that this request from the locker room was validated by the new coach. Like what, things go very quickly in football. I think we should all be happy about that. Paul Baysse loves the club, loves the jersey. I think he will do us good defensively. He will do good with his mentality. He will do good in terms of his aerial game, in terms of his fighting spirit and I am sure that will be one of the boys who will allow us to stay in Ligue 1 this year. But I do confirm his satisfaction, his joy and his pride in once again playing for his favorite club – Arnaud Garnier.
The locker room has apparently (re)taken power.
Discarded by the management at the same time as Laurent Koscielny and Medhi Zerkhane in January, Paul Baysse therefore returns at the request of the locker room and we can perhaps see there a new positioning of the players and coach Guion who would have (re)taken in hand the business leaving on a mission to try to bring back points on the next matches even if it means disavowing the management of the club. And in a locker room, the Paul Baysse case can have an effect according to Philippe Etchemendy, coach of Biarritz and who deciphers the game of the Girondins on Twitter
Personally, I’m not sure that the player Paul Baysse has the ability to help us that much. Now, man, yes, because at some point we need to bring something else, a kind of mental freshness. And no doubt that he, coming back from his serious injury, can also serve as an example in behavior, even if it is for ten minutes at the end of the match, as he was able to do in Lille and perhaps also in complicated match contexts, because we will still have difficult matches against Lyon, against Nice – Philippe Etchemendy
And against Metz too, no doubt! Because to expect anything from the matches against Lyon and Nice, you have to beat Metz this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at the Matmut Atlantique! A match to live live and in full on France Bleu Gironde.