In the red at the end of the sixth day of National, in the wake of a slap received in Annecy (0-6), the Red Star then decided to separate from his head coach, Vincent Bordot, thus propelling mid -September Habib Beye from an assistant role to that of interim coach. And since then, things seem to be better. Like an electric shock. After a defeat for Beye’s debut as number one – against FC Villefranche-Beaujolais (0-1), the Red Star drastically took its head out of the water.
In the last three matches, the Red Star drew against FC Bastia-Borgo (2-2), before performing demonstrations of force against SO Cholet (4-2), then Avranches (6-0). The Audoniens have just scored 12 goals in three games (an average of three goals per game), while having conceded only four small goals over this period. Obviously, that makes you think.
A request for exemption sent to the FFF
Should we keep Beye and name him number one? Interesting, but not easy. Because to train in National, it is necessary to be holder of the BEPF or to be certified of DES (Higher State Diploma) or BEES2 (State Certificate of Sports Educator) then to practice at the club for twelve months. The person concerned does not fill in either of the two boxes. Indeed, the 40-year-old spends the BEPF this season and he has only been working at the club since June … Complicated, especially since it will be necessary to quickly decide since the deadline to comply will have elapsed at the end of the week.
Three options now seem to emerge according to information from the team. The first would be to pay a fine of € 3,000 for each game until the end of the season. This one is expensive, but the Red Star does not rule it out completely. The second solution, directly linked to the first, is pending because the club has sent a request for exemption to the FFF, which will be examined on Thursday. Finally, an application from a foreign technician would be studied in parallel. It also remains to be seen what Habib Beye thinks, he who refuted the idea of launching his coaching career for good this season just after his first match against Villefranche. The answer should not be long in coming …
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