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Le Stade de La Rabine réfléchit à s’agrandir

Le pilier tongien de Bordeaux-Bègles, Toma'Akino Taufa, célèbre avec ses supporters après avoir remporté le match de Top 14 entre Vannes et Bordeaux-Bègles (UBB) au stade de la Rabine à Vannes, le 23 novembre 2024. (Photo by Sebastien Salom-Gomis / AFP) (Photo by SEBASTIEN SALOM-GOMIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Alors que le RC Vannes ne rejouera dans son stade que le 22 février pour la réception de Montpellier, la pelouse de La Rabine va accueillir les Bleuets pour le premier match du Tournoi des Six Nations U20 ce samedi 1er février contre le Pays de Galles (coup d’envoi à 21h10).

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Si les tribunes devraient ne pas être aussi remplies que lorsque le RC Vannes joue – que ce soit en Pro D2 comme l’an passé ou en Top 14 comme cette année – force est de constater que la place manque pour accueillir tous les supporters. On en est actuellement à 23 matchs consécutifs à guichets fermés.

Si bien que les dirigeants réfléchissent de plus en plus à étendre la capacité d’accueil du Stade de La Rabine qui est actuellement de 11 792 places. L’idée serait de pousser les murs pour arriver à au moins 15 000 places.

Investissement de 20 à 22 millions d’euros

Selon le président, cela permettrait d’augmenter le nombre d’hospitalités (grosse source de revenus), passant de 2 200 actuellement à jusque 3 500 dans le meilleur des cas. Cette année, il a même refusé du monde parmi les partenaires, ce qui est un comble.

« Si on n’a pas ça à moyen terme, il faudra changer de modèle de construction du club », dit-il.

Il faudrait que la Ville débourse entre 20 et 20 millions d’euros pour permettre une telle extension, ce qui n’est pas encore à l’ordre du jour, même si des plans sont dans les tuyaux et que le maire est tenté d’en faire une promesse de campagne en vue des municipales de 2026.

Dans l’absolu, il faudrait un an pour réaliser les travaux ; période durant laquelle toute une tribune serait inaccessible, avec un sérieux manque à gagner.

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