This Sunday, December 15, Damien Comolli revealed a crazy project between TFC and Stade Toulousain. The two presidents of Toulouse sports clubs are working to organize, at the Toulouse Stadium, a Football match and a rugby match on the same day.
Damien Comolli, president of the Toulouse Football Club (TFC), unveiled, this Sunday, December 15 on France 3 Occitanie, an ambitious project in collaboration with Didier Lacroix, president of Stade Toulousain: organizing, at the Toulouse Stadium, a football match and a rugby match on the same day. An innovative idea that has been under discussion for several years now.
The crazy project between TFC and Stade Toulousain
During the broadcast Sunday in politics broadcast this Sunday, December 15, Damien Comolli shared a bold idea that could mark the history of sport in France: “Why not be the first city in France to have a football match followed by a rugby match against the same city, the same afternoon at the Stadium? It would be something extraordinary. We could do Montpellier-TFC in football and Stade Toulousain-Montpellier on the same day. » This idea, discussed for four years between the two leaders, would be a way of bringing together football and rugby around the same sporting event, in a spirit of collaboration and innovation.
Damien Comolli also highlighted the close relationship between the two Toulouse clubs: “Our teams work a lot together […] Our coaches talk together. » Comments echoed by Didier Lacroix who also welcomes this collaboration: “ With Damien Comolli, we are lucky to have mutual friends, common passions. We do a lot of things together, especially in thinking. Our teams work together regularly. We have common land and we will have other common land, we will reveal that to you a little later. He remains someone so reliable, so knowledgeable, so much more international than us, that we progress every day by talking to him. »
For Damien Comolli, this type of unprecedented event is part of a broader strategy: transforming Toulouse into an essential sporting capital, where the values of sport combine with innovation. This double football-rugby clash at the Stadium could therefore be much more than a historic day: a symbol of unity and sporting excellence that Toulouse aspires to embody.
