All responsible, but not all on the banner.
Before seeing their team unfold and rediscover the feeling of winning a match against Saint-Étienne this Saturday, the ultras at Roazhon Park had a few messages to convey. The Roazhon Celtic Kop, the main group of Rennes supporters, had concocted a series of banners addressed to the “players, managers”before letting off a ton of smoke, pushing the referee to interrupt the match for a few minutes.
Three days later, the RCK indicated in a press release published this Tuesday evening that the word was missing “Shareholders” – the Pinault family, basically – following a “censorship of the club management. We respected it, deciding not to force the display of this word” for, among other things, “not to break the years of good relations between the club” and the association.
Before specifying: “We believe that in recent months, all decision-makers have their share of responsibility for the failure of last season and the chaotic start to this one. » After a failed start to the season, Stade Rennes, 12the in the ranking, will try to continue this weekend during the derby in Nantes, where Rennes supporters will be prohibited from traveling, as deplored in the press release.
A priori, still no stadium ban for children aged 6 at Roazhon Park, that's already it.
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