Ludovic Pouillart seems (very) nostalgic for his time at Gries-Oberhoffen. It is true that between BCGO and BCO, there is only one letter that separates the two clubs. After registering the signatures of Warren Woghiren and Romain Hoeltzel and that of Aurélien Rigaux, the technician repatriated a 4th player who passed under his leadership in Alsace, in the person of Glenn Duro (1.93m, 34 years old). The full-back/winger was BCGO’s captain the year they moved up to Pro B in 2018.
The Francilien, who spent six years in National 1 (Cergy-Pontoise, Gries therefore, Tours, Challans, Besançon), had decided last summer to return to Ile-de-France by signing at Tremblay (NM2) where he played 26 games for an average of 9.5 points per game. In 2022-2023, he will thus find the third national level with Orchies where he has signed up for a season.
