Bagarre Monaco-Dijon : Les Réactions des Entraîneurs Legname et Gladyr
La rencontre de basket-ball entre Monaco et Dijon a été marquée par une altercation physique notable entre les joueurs. Après l'incident, les entraîneurs des deux équipes, Laurent Legname de Dijon et Sergii Gladyr de Monaco, ont livré leurs impressions.
Point de vue de Laurent Legname (entraîneur de Dijon)
Laurent Legname a exprimé sa ferme désapprobation des violences sur le terrain, tout en défendant avec ardeur son joueur, Quentin Losser. Ce dernier a reçu un coup de poing au visage, causant une arcade sourcilière ouverte. Pour Legname, la réaction de Losser, bien que conduisant à une sanction, était "légitime" et humaine face à une agression directe. Il a souligné que l'altercation a débuté après une bousculade au rebond et a critiqué la décision arbitrale d'infliger la même pénalité aux deux joueurs, suggérant une dissymétrie dans la responsabilité. L'entraîneur dijonnais a réaffirmé sa fierté et son soutien inconditionnel à Losser, insistant sur le fait qu'aucun athlète ne devrait être victime d'une telle violence sur un terrain de sport.
Point de vue de Sergii Gladyr (entraîneur de Monaco)
De son côté, Sergii Gladyr a reconnu l'intensité extrême du match, ce qui, selon lui, a rendu difficile de garder son calme, particulièrement face à des provocations physiques lors d'un "box-out". Il a regretté profondément l'incident, soulignant que ce type de comportement ne correspondait pas à l'image que l'AS Monaco souhaite projeter. Gladyr a présenté les excuses du club aux supporters et aux téléspectateurs ayant assisté à la scène, et a promis que des mesures seraient prises pour éviter la répétition de tels événements à l'avenir, afin de maintenir une image sportive et respectueuse.
Monaco-Dijon Brawl: Coaches Legname and Gladyr React
The basketball match between Monaco and Dijon was marred by a significant physical altercation between players. Following the incident, the head coaches of both teams, Laurent Legname of Dijon and Sergii Gladyr of Monaco, shared their perspectives.
Laurent Legname's Perspective (Dijon Coach)
Laurent Legname expressed his strong disapproval of on-court violence, yet passionately defended his player, Quentin Losser. Losser sustained an open eyebrow arch after receiving a punch to the face. Legname considered Losser's reaction, despite leading to a penalty, to be "legitimate" and a natural human response to direct aggression. He noted that the altercation began after a rebound push and criticized the referees' decision to impose the same penalty on both players, suggesting an imbalance in responsibility. The Dijon coach reiterated his pride and unwavering support for Losser, emphasizing that no athlete should be subjected to such violence on a sports field.
Sergii Gladyr's Perspective (Monaco Coach)
For his part, Sergii Gladyr acknowledged the extreme intensity of the game, which, he believed, made it challenging to maintain composure, especially when faced with physical provocation during a "box-out." He deeply regretted the incident, stating that such behavior did not align with the image AS Monaco wishes to project. Gladyr offered the club's apologies to supporters and television viewers who witnessed the scene, and pledged that measures would be taken to prevent the recurrence of such events in the future, aiming to uphold a respectful and sportsmanlike image.
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