While Chambly players welcome Paris FC this Saturday (7 p.m.) at the Pierre-Brisson stadium in Beauvais on the occasion of the 1st day of L2, the season is also resuming for Kop Oise. Back to school for Camblys supporters placed under the sign of questions. “Today we are in doubt with regard to the covid and the standards imposed,” indicates the president of Kop Oise, Christophe Fuzelier. People are reluctant to come. The doubts go much further than that, however, since they also concern the very existence of Kop Oise.
Following differences of opinion within the association, Christophe Fuzelier had indeed spoken, during a meeting in early July, of "dissolving" the Kop Oise. "I said it," he assumes.
Having taken a step back in the last months of 2019 for personal reasons and following tensions with the club arising from a banner deployed at the entrance of the players in front of Guingamp on November 1, he had "left the hand to certain people ”. But the direction taken by the Kop was not to its liking. “The idea was to orient the association towards a partnership with the club,” indicates a source. He didn't like it, he saw the association more as an autonomous entity. "Supporting is fervor," specifies Christophe Fuzelier. They were too passive. We aim to be active in the stands. "
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Initially "scheduled for July", the dissolution was not triggered but remains however like a sword of Damocles. "The club came to see us, saying we are in Ligue 2, we need a supporters' club ," says Christophe Fuzelier. Everything is perfect internally in the association, we will try to find new people who want to integrate and adhere to our philosophy. The Kop Oise is still there for the moment, we are leaving, we will see how it goes ... "
A wait and see which also concerns relations with the management of FC Chambly who still has not digested this famous banner with the squeaky message ("We, we will let go. And you ??"). "Last year we started with 6 games without defeat, then after three games we got a banner, I cannot support that," said Fulvio Luzi, president of FC Chambly. For me, they are not supporters. Who are they to put up a banner like that? "" It's a misunderstanding, explains Christophe Fuzelier, we know very well that Chambly will not let go. We never did anything against the club, why would we have started in L2? "
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Vlatko Stojanovski (23), the Macedonian international from Nîmes (Ligue 1), joins Chambly on loan (without option to buy). He will arrive at the beginning of next week and will replace Nikola Petkovic (rupture of the cruciate ligaments of the right knee).
