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Toulouse 2013, Evian 2014

It was about establishing an intimidating atmosphere and sending a message to our English opponents

Thanks for reviving the English section Roudoudou! I still follow the club closely and watch nearly every match. Made the transatlantic trip to Sevilla back in 2019 and it was unforgettable. Sadly I haven't been to Bretagne in nearly 2 years.

Allez Rennes for ever and ever <3

Donc 4 Rennais joueront la finale. C'est cool

Tout simplement -- un gardien SVP.

Vendre Sarr serait une ENORME betise!

Je suis egalement curieux, qui sait comment avoir des places en parcage visiteur? J'ai deja pris mon billet New York>Lisbonne>Seville mais il me faut maintenant le billet du match. Je vais passer Jeudi et Vendredi soir a Seville pour vraiment pouvoir profiter! Lets go Roazhon

Glad to hear it's not just my (mis)perception from across the ocean! I happen to like Idrac and Penven. I follow their work in OF and watch Pleine Lucarne pretty regularly. They seem like decent enough guys. But it's important maintain a healthy skepticism and not believe everything we read. Journalists are only human like the rest of us. They hold personal biases and opinions that invariably impact their work, even if they like to wax poetic about impartiality and the sanctity of their profession.

The French press as a whole is absolutely anti-Letang, and even more so anti-Stade Rennais. Compare the L'Equipe headlines when we lose 2-0 away in Europa League, to when Bordeaux has a disastrous finish to lose 2-1 at home in the same competition on the same day. It's disgusting. I see more positive coverage of SRFC in British and American sports websites than in French ones. Every Senegalese football fan I meet in New York wants to talk about Ismaila Sarr. One day when we eventually pull off a "Leicester City" you will see journalists throw themselves from rooftops and windows around Paris.

Professional sports are a results-driven business. That is simply the reality, whether people want to acknowledge that or not. If it was about personalities and people we liked, I would say send out Danze with the armband every match. The sad fact is he isn't good enough, no matter how much of a good guy he is or how much I like him. Winning and success are a culture. I think Letang has been right to emphasize this - the culture of this club must become a winning culture. Success should be a perennial expectation, not a pleasant surprise or an impossible dream. I suspect part of the resistance to this sort of ethos is sociopolitical in nature which is really too bad.

I support Letang, Lamouchi and the entire squad. Still optimistic for this season. Koubek will bounce back, Ben Arfa will dazzle, Sarr will continue to grow as a player, Andre will finally put away some scoring opportunities, and we will buy a defender in January! ALLEZ RENNES

Lien illégal interdit sur SRO.

Pour l'instant j'ai pas l'impression de regarder une équipe qui vien de faire 10000 km aller-retour! C'est plutot agreable

Chelsea or Milan will be for the knockout stages early 2019

Incredibly frustrating but ultimately satisfying victory against Jablonec. You couldn't have written a better Hollywood ending to the match with HBA stepping up and burying the penalty! He's clearly still not ready to play 90 minutes, but I thought he showed one or two flashes of brilliance today.

Siebatcheu has been very unlucky so far. No goals yet in three starts but he could just as easily have 4 or 5. I'm expecting big things from him this year

Also Kiev conceded a last minute equalizer which puts us top of Group K. ALLEZ RENNES!

Be careful if you do go to Kiev. Their ultras are fucking maniacs! I remember there were issues when Guingamp went there. I just realized it won't be possible for me, since I would miss my girlfriend's birthday. I'll probably end up making a Bretagne visit late 2018 or early 2019.

Les dirigeants du Jablonec ont l'air d'être ravi

With the group stage draw coming up I'm wondering what those of you in France are hoping for (besides the easiest possible draw )

So...if you could travel (or are traveling) to a Europa League away match this autumn, who are the potential opponents that you find most exciting? From a competitive standpoint, and simply a traveling standpoint? I imagine it would be very exciting to see Rennes play at Stamford Bridge or the San Siro. A nice long weekend in Vienna or Copenhagen wouldn't be too bad either!

Realistically, if I had the time and money to travel, logistics would limit me to big cities where I can fly direct (London, Lisbon, Frankfurt, etc). Ultimately hoping we draw the weakest available teams and advance as far as possible. Allez Rennes

Merci Lulu!