
Before their trip to Reims next weekend, Olympique Lyonnais will once again have to deal with their dissatisfied fans. Two groups of supporters planned a final push at the airport.
Barely back, Fabio Grosso finds himself faced with an urgent need for results. The new coach of Olympique Lyonnais will have to quickly record the first victory of the season. This will indeed be the one and only objective during the trip to Reims on Sunday. And in case the Italian and his men had not understood the situation, the Bad Gones and Lyon 1950, the two main groups of supporters, will be there to put pressure on them at the airport.
???? Surreal scene at Groupama Stadium!
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« We are sad, frustrated, angry when we see our club lost in the bottom of the championship… far, far, too far from the rank of its status as the flagship club of French football, using our patiencewe can read in the joint press release from the two associations. But we are present. Bringing to life our turns at home and all the yards outside. »
« We are not giving up, we have communicated to the club, to the players, our expectations, our doubts but also our hopesrecalled the groups of supporters, particularly after the defeat against Paris Saint-Germain (4-1) on September 3. And it is with this in mind that we are calling on all supporters to gather this Saturday at 4:30 p.m. in front of the Business Terminal at Bron airport in order to once again show them our support and the passion that drives us. »
“Not here just to support”
« Contrary to what some people try to repeat, we are not here just to supportthey warned. We are here to encourage, accompany, help, shake up, support our team. By our presence, our songs, our legitimacy, but also our rants or pressure. Our common goal, to see OL raise its head, honor its colors which make us proud, this jersey which represents so much in our eyes. Once again, and forever… Go OL! » Suffice to say that another poor performance would go badly.

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