To defeat Reims on Sunday, TFC will be able to count on its “Norwegian connection”

After him big win in Montpellier last weekend (3-0), the TFC hopes to achieve the second victory in a row in front of the publicwhich would be the first time this season. Be careful, it might be complicated for the Violets. Toulouse were 14th in Ligue 1 before the start of the 10th day, Reims 6th. But the Rémois still have two defeats in a row. After a lot of movement in the team this summer, Tef coach Carles Martinez Novell finds that his team is playing better. He tells us how he did it.

“It is a question of work, on the field but also off. The idea is to create a lot of small moments between the players, at the club but also outside, by suggesting that dinner together for example we are going to get things done between them because anyway, the more time we spend together, the more we like each other and the easier it is. he will be on the ground sometimes the coach will speak English but our language is a mixture of English and French, it is still football.

Norwegian connection

This season, the Spanish coach Tef can also count on the “Norwegian connection” and a three Norwegian players: Kamanzi, King and Dønnum. Aron Donnum is happy that the The Norwegian colony grew further this summer when Joshua King arrived in attack. “It’s great to have Joshua and Warren every day. It is not often that you find yourself at a club abroad with players of the same nationality. But the most important thing is the personality of the players, and to ask the question: how to help the team Joshua has a different role because he has a big role. (laughter) The goal is to help the team and all three of them together. Besides, the city of Toulouse is very pleasant and the food is much better than in Norway.”

Joshua King is in form for the Violets with two goals scored in the last two league games. Let’s hope our Violets have eaten a lion before Sunday’s meeting. TFC / Reims, kick-off 3pm, to be experienced in full from 2:45pm. together with Alexandre Vau and luxury consultant on Sunday Philippe Bergeroo, who was the legendary goalkeeper of Tef in the 80s.