A real headache. If, on the one hand, the possibility of seeing Stade Brestois migrate to the Stade de France once the C1 league phase was over was far from unanimous, on the other, that of seeing this same Stade Brestois staying in Roudourou until the end of his European adventure will not arouse anything but enthusiasm either. In both cases, the solution adopted was bound to cause dissatisfaction.
Between disadvantages on one side and reception capacity on the other
Because as much as leaving Guingamp and its warm atmosphere to, on the contrary, have to travel to Paris and its enclosure reputedly difficult to animate, was unthinkable in the eyes of many, as, on the contrary, the decision to stay at Roudourou, whose capacity will have to be reduced to around 11,500 places for Brest supporters
will inevitably frustrate more than one person.
To measure this, it is enough to remember how many people were unhappy when tickets were put on sale for the last League match at Stade Brestois, against Real Madrid. At the time, the club said that demand had been three times greater than the capacity of the Costa Rican stadium. A question of reception capacity which would not have arisen in Paris… Clearly, it was therefore impossible to satisfy everyone from the start, whether with option A or with plan B. Knowing that, from now on, the rumble caused will necessarily be proportional to the notoriety of the adversary to be faced.
* Due to the new constraints required by UEFA once the league phase has passed.
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