In the lead pack during the three quarters of the season, however Amiens just missed the 'th. Training Picardy argument tonight's qualifying round 1st match in Dijon.
Glacenews Interviewed by Saturday evening, on behalf of the Task (Edition Sunday, February 27), Antoine Richer, coach of Amiens, takes stock of the season Gothic. We publish here the full interview.
Guillemette Flamein: What is your assessment of the regular season?
Antoine Richer : we had a good record to match against Chamonix, January 22. We were dynamics of seven straight victories. Our start to the game was stronger outside than at home. Our end of season was more difficult. We have temporarily lost two key players (goalkeeper Ed Thompson and striker Billy Paul Deniset Canada). Leo Berthein (replacing Billy Thompson) did a solid job. The group did not perhaps quite mobilized around him face to Villard-de-Lans and facing Gap ...
GF: Chairman of Gothic, Thomas Henno, announced early in the season's ambition to see Amiens included in the first three regular-season and participate in a final. What is your feeling about the stated goals?
AR: it is obviously a disappointment compared to its objectives. But we knew that the task would be tough and sensitive. There were about a dozen games where we were better in all areas of play we've had some physical concerns, like everyone else. But we have not found the oxygen needed to better finish the season.
GF: What do you draw the match against Dijon Rouen to face?
AR: In the third third, we reprojected into the game. This allowed us to resume of the physical intensity, regain liveliness and pugnacity. I hope to keep that spirit together the group to deal with a little more calm this series deal with Dijon, without being either in a state of absolute confidence.
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