Really, nothing saves MHSC lately. Already heavily damaged by floods last week, the club Montpellier once again paid the price on the night of Monday to Tuesday of heavy rains in the region. Once again, the Mosson Stadium and facilities were flooded. Supporting photographs on her Twitter, the club Montpellier, who had spoken of “disaster” during the preceding weather evokes this time a “disaster.” On October 19, players must receive Rolland Courbis Lyon. But given the state of infrastructure after another night of thunderstorms, not sure if the match can be completed.
The #inondations #Mosson devastated by more than 3m of water tonight. Catastrophic state #Montpellier pic.twitter.com/sDVbptgq0s
- MHSC (MontpellierHSC) October 7, 2014
Scenes of devastation at the Stade de La Mosson! Nothing was spared, everything is re #inondations #MHSC pic.twitter.com/gmjAKaChiH
- MHSC (MontpellierHSC) October 7, 2014
To give you an idea of the height of the water that night to #Mosson #inondations #montpellier pic.twitter.com/i0TXIe9V1w ..
- MHSC (MontpellierHSC) October 7, 2014
What Remains of the press room at the #Mosson #inondations #montpellier pic.twitter.com/2jTVkoVgeY ..
- MHSC (MontpellierHSC) October 7, 2014
The changing area in a sad state .. # Mosson #Inondations #Montpellier pic.twitter.com/LPdBssK0Zo
- MHSC (MontpellierHSC) October 7, 2014
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