Winners of Grenoble (15-12), Thursday evening, the Columérins did not present their best face, far from it. But for now, the coin is still falling on the safe side.
What is taken is no longer to be taken, and what is done is no longer to be done. This could be the motto of the Columérins on their last meetings at home, in the face of very strong oppositions (Oyonnax, Nevers and Grenoble). In knife matches, the players of the Sarraute-Berneau duo saw the play fall on the right side – except against Oyonnax where the draw was conceded – and they owe it above all to their state of mind as emphasized by an Anthony Coletta still flawless in this area, Thursday evening. The second row, aggressive at will and author of several offensive charges and defensive tackles well felt including an electric on Enzo Selponi, retained the positive result and called for “building in there.”
Keep cool
And the site is not meager, because even if Colomiers continues to preserve his invincibility at home, and faces up, the way is not always the most exciting. With a strong indiscipline especially during the second act – nine penalties conceded, for a total of fourteen faults – the Columérins will have to be much less nervous in the future, and much more precise and clean on the fundamentals if they want to s’ avoid unpleasant surprises, or unbreathable endings.
“A bullet in the foot”
“At one point we were more in difficulty in conquering and we did not find the solutions immediately so with fatigue, we started talking to the referee. And in rugby when you start talking and you are dominated in front, you take penalties because you move back. It needs to serve as a lesson and that we grow a little on it, that we keep our cool when there are difficult moments and that We are tightening up. Because if even if it wins for the moment, it can also switch in the other direction “underlined Coletta.
Same story with captain Edoardo Gori who expects something else from the collective: “In the second half, we did everything to lose the match, we shot ourselves in the foot with our indiscipline. ‘We apologize to the referees, because we always talk to them, we piss them off and we show a bad face. It’s not us. “
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