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Pau started last season's Top 14 well, but things soon got difficult and it seems they have a lot of work to do if they are to improve.
There's something about Agen - they have recruited and, on the whole, retained well which must mean they will do better than 13th in the Top 14.
Bayonne will begin their difficult second season back in the Top 14 with lofty ambitions but could find their dreams quickly turn bad.
Brive were worthy returnees to the Top 14 after a single Pro D2 campaign and while recruitment has been limited, there can expect consolidation in 2020/21.
Castres Olympique threw out the old after a forgettable coronavirus-curtailed season and head into the 2020/21 campaign with a new - more youthful - look.
Some of the new recruits at Lyon this season may be a little long in the tooth but make no mistake, the club is building for the long-haul.
La Rochelle were fifth when the 2019/20 Top 14 season was called off early, so why are we wondering about what might have been for Jono Gibbes' team?
Expect Bordeaux to take the frustration of last season out on their opponents this time around, but how well will they handle the loss of Semi Radradra?
A new coach and some restrained, highly targeted, work in the transfer market could work wonders for Stade Francais in the Top 14
It's the second season for Montpellier under Xavier Garbajosa, who's aiming to bring the excitement back to the GGL Stadium.
The club is in stable situation, and looking to a new, very different, but no less intimidating future.