Crisis in Ligue 2

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By: Manu Tournoux

Crisis in Ligue 2

Three coaches have already been dismissed this season in Ligue 2. Jean-Marc Furlan (Caen) was fired on Tuesday.

And one more disappointment for Jean-Marc Furlan. The 65-year-old coach was dismissed by Caen, the Ligue 2 club said in a very short press release on Tuesday. “ Stade Malherbe Caen has decided to lay off as a precautionary measure Jean-Marc Furlan as coach of the professional team. »

Thirteen matches on the Norman bench will therefore have brought bad luck to the man who took charge of the team on July 1 with full of promise. The Caennais started the Ligue 2 season with four successes, obtained in August. Then nothing.

Romain Thomas and his teammates have gone nine matches without a victory, including six defeats, the last conceded on Saturday evening in Troyes (2-2, 13th day). Stade Malherbe Caen occupies twelfth place in the ranking.

Jean-Marc Furlan is the third coach removed this season in Ligue 2 after Mathieu Chabert (Dunkirk) and David Guion (Girondins de Bordeaux).

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Manu Tournoux

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