On the eve of the reception of Dijon in a duel of relegated L1, Pascal Plancque, the coach of Nîmes Olympique, insisted, in a press conference, on the state of mind of Bastia to keep, expecting to a Dijon reaction after his setback against Sochaux.
Since the start of the preparation, he has made it one of his favorites. Regarding the workforce available, Pascal Plancque, the crocodile coach, repeats it over and over: “Anything can happen by August 31 (date of the end of the transfer window). Nothing is fixed, anything can happen. . I have a group that works well and displays a great state of mind. After that, there are mornings when some players are smiling, others where they are less … “
#nodfco Pascal Plancque at a press conference: “Eliasson is uncertain. He suffered a shock treatment in Bastia. He could not train normally this week. For Stojanovski, an agreement for the termination of his contract is close to to be found. ” pic.twitter.com/3ckkgmCfL2
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With the draw (1-1) brought back from Bastia for the start of the championship, the Crocos could be generally satisfied. “I really liked the state of mind demonstrated, continues the technician. Because even if playing Bastia is not really the same as in the 1980s, it was a good test that we passed. proof of the same determination against Dijon and, I hope, continue our good momentum. “
“Against Dijon, Omarsson will be in the squad but not ready to play 90 minutes”
Dijon, “the PSG of L2” as Bruno Irles, the coach of Quevilly said? An ogre who missed his return to the antechamber, beaten at home by Sochaux (1-3). “But the great teams and the great players rarely miss twice in a row, remarked the Gardois coach. Now it’s true, it’s probably better to play them early enough in the season. They have made a quantitative and qualitative recruitment and may not yet be fully ready. “Are we no longer in the Nîmes camp? Anyway, the Crocs are necessarily impatiently awaiting this first at home, with the public. And with, on the lawn, the first steps of the Icelandic striker Omarsson, just arrived? “He will be in the group but is not ready to play 90 minutes under 35 ° and with the intensity that an L2 match requires,” said Plancque of a striker he found, for the little that he saw it, “good with the right foot, the left foot, the head and loving to be in front of the goal.”
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