At 20, since October 20, Matthieu Villette thinks he is missing out on his “best years”, “good times”, with “friends, in the evening, in a club…”
Le Dunois, footballer at C’Chartres, discovers, like everyone else, the devastating effects of the Covid-19, its constraints, its restrictions too, and fears that “this beginning of the new year looks like being mistaken at the end of the previous “. “Unfortunately, we have to prepare for this idea,” he suggests.
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This is why Matthieu has high hopes for the vaccine, the only solution in his eyes “To find a normal life”. “If I am forced to, I am ready to get the vaccine. But, currently, the most important thing is to protect the most vulnerable people. We are secondary. “
An altruistic attitude that is reminiscent of his state of mind in the field.
‘I am living the health crisis quite well “
After ten days of vacation, Matthieu must resume training on Tuesday with the CCF under the orders of Jean-Pierre Papin who integrated him into the National 2 group this season and then showed him confidence over three ends of the match. Matthieu did not disappoint the former Ballon d’Or by notably signing an assist against Guingamp (2).
Football, enough to compensate for his frustration. “For a month we have resumed the sessions. I have nothing to complain about compared to others. I am living the health crisis quite well. I have the chance to do what I want. “He misses the competition, but he hopes” to be able to finish the season “.
His 2021 wish is written: “End the pandemic and, on a more personal level, score lots of goals with the CCF” to help him achieve his goal, the climb.
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After a month of confinement, the C’Chartres football is back in training
Philippe Provôt
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