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You really need a piston to climb, at least for some…Tom Meynadier didn’t need anyone, apart from his tenacity and his legs, to get where he is today. In the top 10 of the ranking of the best passers in the National (4 assists), he is one of the nice surprises of the first part of the GOAL FC season in a championship that he is discovering. And of which he took the right measure quite quickly, to the point of reading the immediate perspectives with a slightly more precise eye.

Questioned this Wednesday at a press conference, on the next trip of his team to Nîmes, one of the unexpected competitors to maintain for his club, we perceive the student attentive to the news of his opponents: “Since the postponement of our match against Dijon, (NDRL: December 1), we have worked tactically, worked on our future opponent. We observed their passage to four defenders against Saint-Étienne in the Coupe de France (8th round won 0 -1 by the Crocos Nîmois in Saint-Étienne). We know how we will be able to adapt to this possibility, at home.”

Nîmes will be the end of a fairly busy first part of the season for him. He only missed four days of N1 this season due to muscle problems, then quickly got back into the swing of things and savored each day like all the 23-year-old guys on this scale of French football. Careless or almost unconcerned with the present time: “It’s only positive for me this season, collectively and individually”recognizes the one who before his arrival, last year at GOAL FC, lived in R1, in Feurs.

A TGV-style climb that catches the eye of L2 clubs, as beautiful stories can sometimes be written. A move from R1 to National in less than three years, one of Meynadier’s characteristics, among many others. An accelerated progression which does not go to his head. He underlines : “In Feurs, in R1, I wasn’t yet thinking about the National. I took the matches as they came…” On the right path today.

“Since Marignane, we have moved on to something else!”

Constant progress, through contact with his coach Fabien Pujo, has been added to his journey. He lucidly details these hours of learning at the National: “I had a lot of shortcomings tactically, defensive positioning, play without the ball, positioning. The obligation to learn quickly, so as not to miss the right train. “I quickly adapted to the National. From the first match, in Orléans (1-0), we started with four behind, I was positioned as a winger. During the second day, there were five of us again and in the piston position, on the right, I had the whole corridor to express myself. At five, I’m a little freer, more at ease too.”

Recently, at Marignane (2-2), the scenario which shifted to an imaginary penalty was one of the less than joyful lessons of this first part of the season. A blow to the head that he seems to have digested well today. He says fatalistically: “It’s a fact of the game, we can’t do anything about it. It’s always the referee who decides. We moved on to something else to concentrate on the last match in Nîmes.” It is now…

Le groupe du Goal FC: Philippon, Camara, Khoutri, M’Dahoma, Julloux, Meynadier, Tanard, Lopy, Camara, Assef, Lemaitre, Abbas, Fichten, Suljic, Mambu, Rambaud, Goncalves, Socka.

(Live match at 7:30 p.m. live on FFFtv).

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So far everything was perhaps going too well for FC Villefranche-Beaujolais who will have gone through almost the entire summer without major problems. Then everything happened in the last ten days, notably with the loss for many months of the precious midfielder Abou Ba, the victim of a knee sprain. In Dijon, last week, the wheel of misfortune continued its rotation, falling on central defender Moussadek, feverish on the morning of the match. And then, the attackers Maxime Blanc (calf blow), Claudy M’Buyi (muscle alert) were also affected. Stop or still? The latter two will not be in this Friday’s meeting against Nîmes at Armand-Chouffet (7:30 p.m.) while the former Caen player Moussadek should return to the group for a tough duel where the Crocos du Gard will seek to win the first meeting of their National season. Another tough face-to-face…

After your first defeat from Dijon (2-0), what did you focus your week of preparation on before the arrival of Nîmes this Friday evening in Calade?

“We created a lot of volume in the spaces because we have players who don’t have a lot of playing time (Mai, Gromat, Henry, Camara) and which can be useful to us this weekend. The group is starting to feel better physically. In Dijon, we finished well again on this point. We pushed a lot.”

It was also the start of the school year for members of the French Tech Saint-Étienne Lyonwho met at the school campus All of them in the 7th arrondissement of LyonThursday September 14.

During this meeting, a dozenincubators from Lyon and Saint-Etienne, such as the HUB612, the H7 or even the Village by CAwere invited to pitcher their specificities, in order to make themselves better known within the local network.

French Tech: new performance indicators

This meeting was also an opportunity to decipher the roadmap for the next ten years from mission French Tech – who is already celebrating his 10 years. And it is towards “a strategic break” where French Tech is heading. The emphasis will be placed on l’impact des start-up more than on their ability to raise funds.

“We are moving away from the idea of ​​a start-up nation”analyzed Francois Massardier, founder of the Saint-Etienne public affairs consultancy firm Calif, who presented the broad outlines of the next decade. THE social actions et environmental start-ups will serve asperformance indicators.

Search for French investors, creation of a label deeptech or even facilitating access to calls for tenders for start-ups are also part of this roadmap.

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