Philippe Auclair

So I feel rather sad about that.

But he would be a very good fit.

I think he could do a Regis Lebray, you know, in England.

He's that good.

And he's actually really loved by his players as well and by the fans and even by the press.

So I do hope that he doesn't leave Lens.

But unfortunately, he might be a little bit too good to stay in Lens.

A good morning to you.

A very good morning.

A very, very good morning to you, Max, and to everyone.

What to say?

Is it joy?

I suppose it's a form of joy, but it's more a kind of relief.

The pain is over.

It's like walking for hours and hours, climbing up hills, and there's always a new hill to climb, and then you fall, and then you get up, and then you fall again, but you finally get there and you slip afterwards in the warm, hot bath.

It's delicious, with a glass of champagne.

and loads of people outside telling you you don't deserve it and that makes it even sweeter and it's going to be absolutely lovely up until the Champions League final where nobody's expecting much really so everything could happen anything could happen

But yes, it's relief.

And if people tell you it's not enough, if people say you're not the invincibles, you're the unwatchables, well, relief is something absolutely wonderful to feel after a season like that.

We've gone through the grinder and strangely enough, we've come out whole.