But such is the sport, with its joys and sorrows mixed by calling for modesty because the wind can turn and reverse the roles but also with its ambitions: that of going further like that of getting out of the rut. Because, without ambition, sport would not be sport.
A National 3
Castelnau, the leader, goes, Saturday at 8 p.m., to Limoges, the red lantern which awaits its first success. It’s the trap match par excellence and Manu Corabœuf, the Médocains coach, doesn’t want the slightest relaxation.
In its gym, the ASPTT Limoges is not easy to play and, this season, this team has experienced a difficult period with the injuries of its best elements, which explains its current situation. The team is however composed of excellent elements who can tip the fate of the match in their favor. We must therefore be wary of it. This is why the Médocans have prepared this match with the seriousness and rigor that we know. To avoid any unpleasant surprises and remain firmly in the lead. The return of Alexis Rat is hoped for in circles so as not to leave young Louis Louisy alone, excellent last Saturday. It is therefore all Médocans who go to Limoges to consolidate their status as leaders and with the strong desire to take another step towards National 2.
