An exhibition "on the little stories that make the big history" of the FCN

Exhibition on FC Nantes -

It took 77 years to (finally) have exposure to FC Nantes and its eight French league titles.

From this Friday until April 2, this is done on some 150 m2 of the Crédit Mutuel exhibition gallery, next to the Cité des Congrès.

The theme ?

“What is your most vivid memory as a supporter?

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Fans, known or not, tell.

Like Imran Louza, for example, who was at La Beaujoire when, in 2008, Rémi Maréval had pierced Steve Mandanda's nets… Next to each memory, an object to illustrate it.

Like the ball from the 1983 Coupe de France final (lost by FCN against Paris), on loan from former defender Patrice Rio.

The sculpted leg of Henri Michel found in a cellar!

Even more astonishing, a sculpture of the leg of Henri Michel.

It was found and given by buyers of a house in the region… This unusual object was rotting in the cellar of the house!

The creators of this exhibition hope that all these pieces will one day take pride of place in the FCN museum, which is still “in the draft stage” today, according to Philippe Laurent, project manager of the club museum.

Free admission from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday

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