Jean-Louis Duvergey, President of the Grand Est League: “We expected it to be tighter and there, it is a clear score. It may show a willingness of the clubs to want a change of economic direction. If Stéphane Nomis has certain keys for it, that’s good. I am still skeptical but curious to see. I hope he will succeed. In his team, there are some very interesting people. He wants to revitalize judo, it’s the challenge that awaits him ”.
Jérôme Guenzi, coach of JC Thionville: “I’m happy. I share the same point of view as many fellow coaches. Change was needed. We arrived at a system that was running out of steam, even at the international level. The Federation is constantly losing licensees. Here in Thionville, before the health crisis, this was not the case. What I liked was the fact that Stéphane Nomis proposed a reduction in the price of licenses. He also proposed an overhaul of the qualification scheme to access the French championships. It is something more coherent ”.
Stéphane Vasseur, technical director of JC Sarrebourg: “It’s something good. I am surprised, yes and no. He’s a character who likes challenges. He will bring new things to revitalize the Federation. Stéphane Nomis offers more affordable prices for licenses for young people. It is something of interest for the clubs. I saw the list of people on his administrative board, they are competent. He is well surrounded to wake up all that ”.
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