Stop the bad spiral. This is the wish of the HAC, this Saturday, on behalf of the 5th day of Ligue 2. The Havrais welcome Niort at 19h at the Océane stadium. After a successful start to the championship, the skies and navies have stalled since the beginning of August (defeat against Paris FC, draw at Rodez) and now occupy 10th place in the standings.
Paul Le Guen, the coach, is still deprived of several management players (Gorgelin, Mayembo or Gibaud) and must deal with a very young workforce. Especially since the Le Havre club is totally sluggish on the transfer market. A position assumed by the coach: “our roadmap is to be competitive by reducing the payroll. We try to stick to this guideline, even if it is sometimes a little complicated.“
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The coach who does not say he is opposed to a reinforcement in the offensive sector, the cute sin of the HAC (3 goals scored this season, 38 only over the whole of last season), but it is not easy: “we depend on other clubs. Because we are not inactive on the market, but the other clubs are also waiting for possible recruits before letting players on loan go.“A crest line on which the Le Havre workforce will still have to navigate. The transfer window ends on August 31 at midnight.
HAC-Niort, to experience from 7 p.m., this Saturday, with the comments of François Manoury
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