Short on shooting success and criticized for some of his choices, the French guard of Cholet Basket is banking on hard work ahead of the home clash with Subotica in the Champions League.
After a difficult evening in Nanterre, where Cholet Basket fell 86-69, Malcolm Cazalon has chosen not to shy away. The French guard had a complicated night from the field and had to face criticism over some of his decisions on the court. Rather than dwell on it, he prefers to look ahead.
The French international says he has already been through similar spells during his career. For him, a cold shooting night is never permanent, provided he keeps his confidence and continues to work on the fundamentals. He wants to believe the baskets will eventually start falling again, and that success will smile once more on those who persevere in training.
The context leaves little room for prolonged reflection. Cholet must already turn its attention to its next assignment, the home game against Subotica in the Champions League this Wednesday, October 28 at 8 p.m. In a demanding European competition, every game counts, and the team cannot afford to linger over a defeat, even a heavy one.
Cazalon's message reflects a collective mindset. It is not only about regaining his own rhythm, but about ensuring the entire group reacts and becomes more efficient. The upcoming training sessions will therefore be decisive in correcting the weak points exposed during the trip to the Paris region.
The question now is whether this reaction will translate into a result against Subotica. For the club from Vendée, the stakes are clear: get back on its feet quickly, regain defensive solidity and better shooting efficiency, so that this setback becomes a mere bump in the road rather than the start of a losing trend.
The French international says he has already been through similar spells during his career. For him, a cold shooting night is never permanent, provided he keeps his confidence and continues to work on the fundamentals. He wants to believe the baskets will eventually start falling again, and that success will smile once more on those who persevere in training.
The context leaves little room for prolonged reflection. Cholet must already turn its attention to its next assignment, the home game against Subotica in the Champions League this Wednesday, October 28 at 8 p.m. In a demanding European competition, every game counts, and the team cannot afford to linger over a defeat, even a heavy one.
Cazalon's message reflects a collective mindset. It is not only about regaining his own rhythm, but about ensuring the entire group reacts and becomes more efficient. The upcoming training sessions will therefore be decisive in correcting the weak points exposed during the trip to the Paris region.
The question now is whether this reaction will translate into a result against Subotica. For the club from Vendée, the stakes are clear: get back on its feet quickly, regain defensive solidity and better shooting efficiency, so that this setback becomes a mere bump in the road rather than the start of a losing trend.
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Source: Ouest-France