Rugby – Pro D2 – Expected reaction against Dax for CA Brive

The inevitable victory on Wednesday evening. Cab Must respond later Very heavy 45-10 defeat to Valenciawhich caused Management backlash, described as ‘ultimatum’. Three victories in the next three matches, subject to change in the club, without specifying its nature.

Since last Thursday, CA Brive players have been back in training. “I couldn’t wait to see them again.” Their manager, Patrice Collazo, explained that He left them during a morning meeting, two hours after returning by bus from Valencia. “You have to talk, face reality, and be honest with each other.” New Zealand’s opening match was witnessed by Jackson Garden Bachop. ““When you are in a difficult moment like today, we must not separate, we must go together, tell each other things, what was not of course, but also what was, in order to reproduce more consistently.”

“I didn’t wait to be asked to win games to win games.”

“When you’re a coach, there are about ten alarms you get when you wake up in the morning.” Patrice Collazo’s reaction. “The first ultimatum you give yourself is to perform well and win games. I didn’t wait to be asked to win games to win games.” The CAB director went on to admit shortly afterwards that this warning “Don’t change my life (sic).”

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However, Patrice Collazo wants to be a little more precise than he was after the Drom debacle. He rightly points out that Brave suffers from a recurring illness: Discipline and participation accounted for 43% of the points collected by CAB. Without forgetting that Valentinoise’s defeat is mainly linked to a lack of commitment: “We need this kind of commitment, which is the DNA of the team. If we don’t have that, we will collapse very quickly. Especially since we are in the rebuilding phase. So, yes, it is annoying for everyone, but we have to overcome it. It is up to me to speed things up.”

Great first goal for Matteo Brignone on the wing

To fight back, the Coreys’ crew have prepared a fairly faithful line-up for their final home games, minus the injured absentees (Brennan, Delanoy, Timane and Johnson). The former Rennes player will go through his first term, “necessarily a bit nervous” even if he admits he has been patient. Behind him, on the bench, Ricksen, Larangeira and Douglas will make their debuts.