Their children“My days revolve a lot around my children. In the morning, we are up with my wife between 7 and 8 hours because we have a 9 month old baby and in addition he is teething. I also have a 2 year old daughter. So, in the morning, after breakfast, you have to find him some activities such as painting, drawing, creations. Ma grande, who is in CM2 (11 years old), does her homework continuously with her master on the internet. In the early afternoon, we take a little nap. We then do a lot of things in the garden, including the swing, we will also take a walk. ”
My life in quarantine with the Chartrain table tennis player Irvin Bertrand
His rehabilitation“At the sporting level, before confinement, I injured my knee and underwent arthroscopy. I had a piece of cartilage from the outer meniscus wandering around. I had to recover at the quadriceps and hamstring level with weight training. At the start, I did my rehabilitation every day, now it’s every two or three days. We have lowered the pace a little because we will not resume immediately. “
My life in quarantine with the Chartrain handball player William Bénézit
We’re obviously frustrated because we fought, and we were always in the top three. The fact that Saint-Brieuc (1st in the ranking) is going up, it’s damn bad but what do you mean …
Steven Papin (C’Chartres Football striker)
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The FFF decision“As for the decision of the FFF (the CCF, 2nd before the stop of the N2, will not go up this year), we are obviously frustrated because we fought, and we always been in the top three. The fact that Saint-Brieuc (1st in the ranking) is going up, it’s damn bad but what do you mean… Some club presidents will appeal. Afterwards, there will always be happy and unhappy people in this kind of situation. ”
C’Chartres Football is working on a possible appeal
Gaël Trévien
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