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espanolnews · 2 years

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Hace un año, Michel Charette copresentó una Gala ComediHa! Fiesta con Gildor Roy. El miércoles, estaba solo en los tableros para hacer este trabajo. Una velada con muchos invitados donde recibió la visita del comandante Daniel Chiasson, Martin Deschamps y el ex alcalde Régis Labeaume. Los números de grupo fueron los mejores momentos de esta cuarta noche de gala presentada en el Capitole de Québec. Una velada en la que incluso devolvimos a la vida la serie juvenil de culto. Radio Enfer, Emitido entre 1995 y 2001. Un Jean-Lou Duval (Michel Charette) que aún vive con su madre, un Carl Charest (François Chénier) que trabaja en una emisora de radio regional, una Camille Bergeron (Anne-Claude Chénier) que ha tenido ocho hijos y sigue embarazada, una Maria Lopez (Rachel Fontaine) que vive en Limoilou, un Léo Rivard (Robin Aubert) y sus pasos de baile y una Jocelyne Letendre (Micheline Bernard) todavía psicóloga. Personajes que se reencuentran en una convención 20 años después. Un destello súper bueno, pero tal vez no levantó tanto como nos hubiera gustado. El conductor cumplió su sueño de conducir un programa de entrevistas con el michel mostrar. Creyendo recibir al alcalde de Quebec, Bruno Marchand, como primer invitado, fue más bien el ex alcalde Labeaume quien se presentó en un escenario digno de los programas de entrevistas estadounidenses, con pantalones amarillos, una camiseta con estampados y su teléfono celular. Un “Reg” que, dijo, descubrió la humildad. Si si. Foto Agencia QMI, René Baillargeon Mario Jean le devolvió la vida a su personaje Ti-Guy Beaudoin. El regreso de Gildor Preguntado por el tercer enlace y el tranvía, "Reg" no recordaba estos proyectos. El ex alcalde dio una buena actuación. Luego pasamos un buen rato, cuando el campeón de esquí acrobático Mikaël Kingsbury fue reemplazado por Martin Deschamps, quien terminó el número con la canción La izquierda. Homenajeado en esta gala, Mario Jean retomó su papel de vendedor ambulante Ti-Guy Beaudoin, con su gorra de los Expos y bolsillo de periódico. Apreciado, el comediante hizo bien en hablar sobre varios temas actuales, incluida la viruela del mono. Foto Agencia QMI, René Baillargeon “Dicen que el hombre desciende de los monos. Parece que hay uno que se le ocurrió", dijo. En el camino de regreso del intermedio, fue bueno encontrar a Michel Charette y Gildor Roy, los dos exDistrito 31 en un número sobre los superhéroes cotidianos. Nos gustó mucho redescubrir esta hermosa energía que habían demostrado el año pasado. Gildor "Red Lobster" Roy ha tomado la cabeza de Thor, cuyo único poder es el de lanzar un martillo. "Cuando mi padre perdió su clavo, su martillo, lo tiró en un tiempo medio", dijo. Un número en el que trajeron al escenario verdaderos superhéroes cotidianos con una enfermera, un médico, un maestro, un bombero, un repartidor de restaurante, un empleado de SAQ y otros. Momento un tanto extraño con dos números sobre la vasectomía con Simon Delisle y con el trío Laurent Paquin, Stéphane Fallu y Sylvain Larocque. Dos era quizás demasiado. Laurent Paquin será el anfitrión de la Gala ComediHa! Fest el jueves por la noche en el Capitole con los invitados Guillaume Pineault, Billy Tellier, Sylvain Larocque, Mona de Grenoble, Julie Ringuette, Pascal Morrissette y Fabien Olicard.

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remixinc · 2 years

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Eddy De Pretto - Random from Thibaut Grevet on Vimeo.

While imagining this film, there were 2 main things we wanted to explore with Eddy.

The first one was the concept of being trapped. It was definitely related to our society today: almost everyone is trapped behind his screen, addicted.

We are all stuck with our smartphone, social medias, our own virtual life.

I’ve loved exploring it: how your way of seeing things changes according to your environment…

And this huge, immaculate, radiant screen attracts and blocks Eddy at the same time.

The other one came from Eddy, telling me how he sometimes loves elaborating different characters when he’s behind his phone. How he feels like having multiple personalities, making himself up.

It was then pretty cool to combine these two ideas and think about how honest we are behind those screens, those masks?

“Je me mens”

“I’m lying to myself”.

Directed by Thibaut Grevet DOP: Matthew Ballard 1st DA: Valentin Semko Production Designer: Renaud Deschamps Choreographer: Malika Djardi Label: INITIAL ARTIST SERVICES | Flavie Jaubert

Produced by Frenzy Paris Producer: Manon De Buck⎜Elsa Rakotoson Line producer: Anthony Saoudi Family CREW Executive production: Nikita Bukowski Line producer: Daria Zakharova Stunt Coordinator: Alexandr Zhmutskiy Production Manager: Galina Merzlenko Production Assistant: Viktor Pomin Production designer: Natasha Makhovska Wardrobe stylist UA: Stas Ralko Editing by: Tianès Montasser, Maxime Pozzi Garcia Post-production: SAINT LOUIS VFX supervisors: Michaël Arasco, Yves Bosson Visual Effects by: Johann Roche, Fabrice Sese, Gaetan Bailleul, Titouan Harel, Camille Marc, Mathieu Betard, Benoit Messager @Reepost SAINT LOUIS Producer: Louis Arcelin, Jean-Marc Raygade, Yves Bosson Colorist: Sylvain Canaux

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equipedefranceinfo · 5 years

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Dîner historique pour les Bleus à Clairefontaine, Equipe de France I FFF 2019

Une première à Clairefontaine. Les équipes de France de Didier Deschamps, Corinne Diacre et Sylvain Ripoll ont dîné ensemble mercredi soir. Les images exclusives de cette rencontre présidée par Noël Le Graët. Tous les buts, les résumés, les inside, de toutes les sélections, la Coupe de France, le foot féminin, le futsal, le beach soccer, le foot amateur, la formation, les championnats de National, D1 Féminine, D1 Futsal... ne ratez rien et abonnez-vous à notre chaine FFF: https://goo.gl/1Pc8Mw Plus d'infos sur: www.fff.fr -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Les Bleus en Russie : http://bit.ly/2s6BUYR FFF : https://www.fff.fr Facebook : http://bit.ly/1i5ISQ7 Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/FFF Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/c/FFF Dailymotion : http://bit.ly/1phUSFD EQUIPES DE FRANCE : http://bit.ly/1NizYgA Facebook : http://bit.ly/1qzi288 Snapchat : http://bit.ly/2ivqveJ Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/equipedefrance Instagram : http://bit.ly/1NizZB4 Vine : http://bit.ly/1QPBBt4 Giphy : http://bit.ly/2juxVTw COUPE DE France : http://bit.ly/1NizZB6 Facebook : http://bit.ly/1RuJl1N... Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/coupedefrance CHAMPIONNAT NATIONAL : http://po.st/yTSGBt Facebook : http://bit.ly/2jTFdjj CNF CLAIREFONTAINE : http://bit.ly/1NizYgC Facebook : http://bit.ly/1i5ISQ7 Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/FFF -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- La Fédération Française de Football (F.F.F.) est une association loi de 1901 qui a pour mission: - d'organiser la pratique du football, sous toutes ses formes; - d’établir les règles techniques; - de délivrer les titres et gérer les sélections nationales; - de procéder à la délivrance des licences; - de définir et de mettre en œuvre un projet global de formation; - de défendre les intérêts du football français. #Fiersdetrebleus

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ssportsnews · 2 years

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'Sexual video threat' Benzema... Conviction 'one year in prison'

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Karim Benzema (33, Real Madrid) was found guilty of blackmailing sex videos. But he is sentenced to one year in prison and no prison term.

Spanish media 'Sport' reported on the 24th (Korean time), "Benzema was found guilty of intimidating sex videos. He was found guilty of participating in the intimidation attempt. A French court sentenced him to one year in prison. A fine of 75,000 euros (about 99.95 million won).”

Benzema was accused of threatening sex videos in 2015. In October, four men, including Djibril Cisse, were accused of threatening French teammate Mathieu Valbuena with sex tapes. Versailles police determined that Benzema was also involved in the threat and arrested him immediately.

Benzema has vehemently denied the allegations of intimidation. Attorney Sylvain Cormier defended "It is unfair and cruel to bring Benzema to trial. Benzema has no need to blame himself for this case." Benzema also countered, "It is known that he threatened and demanded money, but it is unfair. I am making a lot of money. There is no need for that."

This happened ahead of Euro 2016. The French Football Association has permanently expelled Benzema from the national team. He had been called up to the national team for a while, and coach Zinedine Zidane insisted on returning to the French national team, saying, "He's the best player from a football point of view. He should be guaranteed a place in the national team. It's a matter beyond my role, but I have to be picked again."

However, Deschamps called Benzema to the national team ahead of Euro 2020. The long court battle here also ended in November. According to a report in October, the maximum sentence of five years in prison was up to five years in prison if the charge of blackmailing sexual intercourse was found guilty, but a French court sentenced him to one year in prison. He's been on probation for one year, so there's nothing wrong with his playing career.

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dom8888 · 2 years

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Benzema found guilty of sex-tape blackmail and handed 1-year suspended jail term

November 25 – France and Real Madrid star striker Karim Benzema (pictured) has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail a fellow French footballer with a sex tape. He has been sentenced to a one-year suspended jail term and fined.

The striker had been accused of helping four other men blackmail Mathieu Valbuena, a teammate in the France squad, over an intimate video that had been taken from Valbuena’s mobile phone and last month Benzema went on trial over the attempted extortion.

Benzema has always denied any wrongdoing and after his sentencing, which included a fine of €75,000, his lawyers said they would appeal. The judge said Benzema had “implicated himself personally, through subterfuge and lies, to convince his teammate to submit to the blackmail”.

“The reaction is ultimately an angry one to this judgment which is perfectly contradictory,” said his lawyer Sylvain Cormier outside court.

The case dates back to June 2015, when the two footballers were at a French training camp. Benzema pressured Valbuena to pay off the blackmailers, whom he had conspired with to act as an intermediary, prosecutors said.

The scandal has long stunned French football with both Benzema and Valbuena banned from the French national team. Didier Deschamps kept Benzema away from Les Bleus for five years before recalling him, making a U-turn for Euro 2020.

“Everyone has the right to make mistakes,” said Deschamps when he recalled Benzema, but Les Bleus crashed out in the round of 16 against Switzerland.

Earlier this month French Football Federation (FFF) president Noel Le Graet said a guilty verdict would not automatically rule Benzema out of the French team.

Four other co-defendants were also found guilty. They were handed jail sentences ranging from 18 months suspended to two-and-a-half years in prison.

Contact the writer of this story at [email protected]

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motherofalien-archive · 7 years

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A Masterlist of Underused French Names

So as a French person, I grew a little bit tired of seeing the same old French names over and over again. So under the cut is a list of 260 (185 first names and 105 surnames) underused French names, based on my experience, with the bolded ones being my favorites! And now don’t get me wrong, many of those names are not strictly French, and are in other languages too. But just know they are used in French too, so they can be used for your French character if needed. And there are obviously a lot of other names you can go for!

Female Names

Agathe

Alexandrine

Amélie

Andréa

Andréanne

Angélique

Anne

Apolline

Ariane / Arianne

Audrey

Brigitte

Cadence

Camille

Cécile

Céleste

Céline

Chantal / Chantale

Charlotte

Chenelle

Christelle

Christiane

Christine

Claire

Clara

Claudie

Clémence

Coralie

Darcie

Delphine

Desirée

Dianne

Élaine / Élène / Hélène / probably a lot of other variations

Éléonore

Éloïse

Émilie

Estelle

Èvelyn

Félicia

France

Geneviève

Giselle

Isabelle

Jacinthe

Jacqueline

Jeanie

Joanne

Joceline

Joséphine

Julie

Juliette

Laure

Laurie

Lavinia

Léa

Liliane

Linette

Loraine

Madeleine

Maia / Maya

Mallory

Margaux

Margerite

Marianne

Marjolaine

Marjorie

Mathilde

Maude

Mélanie

Mélodie

Mélusine

Myriam

Nancy

Nathalie

Noémie

Ophélie

Rachel / Rachelle

Rosalie

Rosemarie

Roxane / Roxanne

Solange

Stéphanie

Susanne / Suzanne

Thérèse

Valérie

Véronique

Violette

Virginie

Viviane

Male Names

Adrien

Alain

Antoine

Arnaud

Baptiste

Benjamin

Benoit

Bernard

Bruno

Charles

Christian

Christophe

Clovis

Colin

Damien

David

Didier

Dilan

Edmond

Edouard

Eliott

Émile

Ernest

Étienne

Fabrice

Félix

François

Gaspard

Gaston

Gauthier

Geoffrey / Geoffroy

Grégoire

Guillaume

Henri

Hubert

Ivan / Yvan

Jacques

Jérémie / Jérémy

Jérôme

Joseph

Jules

Karel

Laurent

Léo

Léon

Léonard

Lionel

Luc

Marc

Martin

Mathieu / Matthieu

Maurice

Merlin

Nathanaël

Nicholas / Nicolas

Olivier

Paul

Philip / Philippe

Pierre

Quentin

Raymond

Rémi / Rémy

Richard

Robert

Roland

Romain

Sébastien

Simon

Sylvain

Thierry

Thomas

Tristan

Victor

Vincent

Xavier

Unisex Names

Carol (male) / Carole (female)

Claude

Daniel (male) / Danielle (female)

Denis (male) / Denise (female)

Dominic (male) / Dominique (female)

Eugène (male) / Eugénie (female)

Fabien (male) / Fabienne (female)

Frédéric (male) / Frédérique (female)

Jasmin (male) / Jasmine (female)

Jean (male) / Jeane (female)

Joël (male) / Joëlle (female)

Jordan (male) / Jordane (female)

Justin (male) / Justine (female)

Louis (male) / Louise (female)

Lucien (male) / Lucienne (female)

Marcel (male) / Marcelle (female)

Michel (male) / Michelle (female)

Noël (male) / Noëlle (female)

Pascal (male) / Pascale (female)

Patrice

Samuel (male) / Samuelle (female)

Valentin (male) / Valentine (female)

Surnames

Adam

Allaire

Allard

Archambault

Beauchêne

Beaulieu

Beaumont

Bélanger

Béranger

Bernard

Bertrand

Blanchard

Blanchet

Boivin

Bouchard

Boucher

Brisbois

Brodeur

Bureau

Caron

Charbonneau

Cloutier

Comtois

Côté

Courtemanche

Cousineau

Couture

Delacroix

Desautels

Deschamps

Descôteaux

Desjardins

Desrochers

Desrosiers

Duboit

Duchamps

Dufort

Dufour

Duval

Fabron

Faucher

Faucheux

Favreau

Félix

Fontaine

Fortier

Fournier

Gagné

Gagnon

Girard

Giroux

Gosselin

Granger

Guérin

Hébert

Jacques

Labelle

Lachance

Lambert

Langlois

Lapointe

Laurent

Lavigne

Lavoie

Lebeau

Leblanc

Leclair

Leclerc

Lécuyer

Legrand

Lemair

Lemieux

Lévesque

Maçon

Marchand

Martel

Martin

Mathieu

Mercier

Michaud

Moreau

Morel

Paquet

Parent

Patenaude

Pelletier

Perrault / Perreault

Petit

Plamondon

Plourde

Poirier

Poulin

Richard

Richelieu

Robert

Rousseau

Roux

Samson

St-Martin

St-Pierre

Taillefer

Thibault

Thomas

Tremblay

Villeneuve

#masterlist #french masterlist #name help #rph #name masterlist #i needed to do this #this feels so great #also that moment my name is not one of my favorites oops

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expatimes · 3 years

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Real Madrid star Karim Benzema to stand trial in sex tape case

Real Madrid forward Karim Benzema will face trial for complicity in an attempt to blackmail in a case linked to a sex tape featuring his former France team-mate Mathieu Valbuena, French prosecutors said.

The public prosecutor’s office in Versailles, France said on Thursday the trial was ordered against the player for complicity in attempting to pressure Valbuena, who was allegedly threatened in a phone call in June 2015, with the publication of the video.

He will stand trial on the charge of conspiracy to attempt blackmail, the prosecutor’s office said. A date for the trial has yet to be set.

The 33-year-old Benzema, one of the most talented French forwards of his generation, has been banned from the national team since November 2015 because of his suspected involvement in the scandal, despite consistently performing well with Spanish giants Real Madrid.

The investigators who charged Benzema believe he was approached by a childhood friend that year to act as an intermediary and convince Valbuena to deal directly with the blackmailers. Instead, Valbuena informed the police.

Four other people will also stand trial in the case. Benzema denies any wrongdoing.

“This decision is as much absurd as it was predictable,” Benzema lawyer, Sylvain Cormier, told The Associated Press news agency, denouncing perceived “persecution” against the player.

When the story broke, Benzema faced a deluge of criticism and then-Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the former Lyon player had “no place” in the national team. Former French President Francois Hollande was quoted as saying in a book that Benzema was not an example of morality.

Neither Benzema nor Valbuena was selected by coach Didier Deschamps for the Euro 2016 finals on home soil in which France were beaten in the final by Portugal.

Benzema has not played for France since scoring twice in a 4-0 win over Armenia in October 2015, taking his tally to 27 goals in 81 internationals.

He has scored more than 250 goals for Real Madrid and won four Champions League titles with the Spanish club.

#sport Read full article: https://expatimes.com/?p=16492&feed_id=27149 #europe #football #france #news #sports

#Europe #football #France #News #Sports

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sylvainbruyas · 3 years

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Équipe de France : le navire tangue

Entre choix discutables du sélectionneur, schéma tactique pas clairement établi et joueurs clés méconnaissables, la situation des Bleus est préoccupante à seulement six mois de l’Euro 2020.

Après un match assez poussif face à la Finlande, l’Équipe de France s’est incliné pour la première fois de son histoire contre cette équipe scandinave. Après une trentaine de minutes sérieuses, les bleus ont concédé deux buts coup sur coup et n’ont jamais pu revenir au score. Beaucoup de joueurs présents sur le terrain ne sont pas des titulaires habituels avec notamment la première sélection de Marcus Thuram, fils du célèbre défenseur Lilian.

Didier Deschamps, le sélectionneur, a dû composer sa liste des 23 convoqués en fonction des innombrables blessés comme Eduardo Camavinga, Houssem Aouar ou encore Nabil Fékir. Beaucoup de joueurs ont été appelés alors qu’ils sont laissés au repos dans leur club. C'est le cas de Kylian Mbappé, Presnel Kimpembe ou encore les deux joueurs du Bayern Munich, Corentin Tolisso et Lucas Hernandez. Ces accumulations de blessures fragilisent l’Équipe de France et l’on voit que certains des remplaçants sont en difficulté comme Steven N’Zonzi et Moussa Sissoko, tous deux fautifs sur les buts de la Finlande.

Des cadres en difficulté dans leurs clubs respectifs

Paul Pogba, grand artisan du sacre de l’Équipe de France en Russie, peine à retrouver son niveau depuis cette victoire en Juin 2018. Propulsé en dehors du 11 de départ à Manchester United par Ole Gunnar Solskjær, le français ne dispose pas du temps de jeu qu’il souhaiterait et cela se ressent sur le terrain. L’ancien turinois ne semble plus en confiance et cela déteint sur ces prestations en Équipe de France.

La situation d’Antoine Griezmann pose également problème. Depuis son transfert à Barcelone pour 120 millions d’euros lors du mercato estival de 2019, la star des Bleus peine à s’installer au sein de l’attaque barcelonaise. Cela se ressent sur ses statistiques :le natif de Mâcon a inscrit seulement 17 buts et délivré 5 passes décisives en l’espace de 58 matchs. Le cas de ces deux cadres inquiète grandement les supporters français notamment à cause de l’Euro 2020 qui débute le 11 juin prochain.

Une équipe qui se cherche à six mois de l’Euro

Lors des derniers rassemblements, le sélectionneur français a changé de système tactique à presque tous les matchs. Du 4-4-2 à plat ou en losange, en passant par une défense à 3, Didier Deschamps ne semble pas avoir trouver son schéma de prédilection. Le jeu proposé par les bleus n’est donc pas rassurant d’autant plus qu’il ne reste, à ce jour, qu’un seul match de prévu pour les Bleus avant de débuter l’Euro 2020. Une poule qualifiée de « poule de la mort » attend l’Équipe de France puisqu’elle est composée de deux grandes nations du football mondial à savoir l’Allemagne, le Portugal de Cristiano Ronaldo, et la Hongrie fraîchement qualifiée après sa victoire face à l’Islande.

La victoire face au Portugal: une éclaircie dans la pénombre

Avec la victoire ramenée de Lisbonne significative de qualification pour le Final Four de la Ligue des Nations, les Bleus ont quelque peu rassurés. Auteurs d’une prestation défensive solide, les joueurs de Didier Deschamps ont su profité de la “boulette” du gardien portugais pour s’imposer sur le plus petit des scores (1-0). De bon augure pour préparer sereinement le match de mardi face à la Suède et faire retomber la pression suite à la déroute de mercredi passé.

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sports-topito-sport · 5 years

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10 personnalités du foot qui ont empêché HBA de faire aussi bien que Lionel Messi

A trop souvent être comparé aux plus grands, Hatem Ben Arfa a sans doute perdu de vue l'essentiel de ce qui fait, ou défait une carrière : le travail. Celui qui en 2013, se donnait encore du temps pour être l'égal d'un Messi, en est aujourd'hui bien loin. La faute aux autres forcément. Top 10 des personnalités du foot qui ont empêché HBA de devenir la Pulga tricolore.

1- Nigel de Jong Le 3 octobre 2010, le Néerlandais Nigel de Jong découpe Hatem Ben Arfa lors de la rencontre entre Manchester City et Newcastle. Le joueur alors prêté par l’OM sort sur civière avec une double fracture tibia-péroné, direction le bloc opératoire d’un hôpital mancunien. On apprendra quelques années plus tard que sa blessure s’était infectée au point que le chirurgien avait été à deux doigts de l’amputer.

2- Sylvain Armand En janvier 2016, l’OGC Nice affronte le Stade rennais en 32èmes de finale de la Coupe de France quand à la 76ème minute, Hatem Ben Arfa s’empare du ballon au milieu du terrain, élimine 5 adversaires avant d’humilier d’une sublime roulette le gardien adverse et de tirer dans le but vide. Une action digne d’un Lionel Messi des grands jours, interrompue par l’intervention sur sa ligne du défenseur Sylvain Armand.

3- Eric Gerets Lorsque Eric Gerets décide de ne pas aligner son milieu offensif au coup d’envoi de la réception du PSG au Vélodrome, il ne s’attend sans doute pas à ce que le joueur, vexé, refuse de rentrer en jeu lors de la seconde mi-temps. Après la défaite (2-4), le coach olympien va fustiger l’attitude de son joueur : « on ne m’avait encore jamais fait ce coup là de toute ma carrière ». Malgré ses excuses publiques, Ben Arfa s'est bel et bien tiré une balle dans le pied. Un handicap qu'il va traîner jusqu’à la fin de la saison, inscrivant seulement 2 petits buts.

4- Karim Benzema Si Karim Benzema a participé à sa façon à écrire la légende CR7 au Real Madrid, il aurait pu également devenir le meilleur avocat de HBA tout au long de sa carrière. Les deux hommes se connaissent en effet depuis le centre de formation lyonnais, mais leur entente n’a jamais été évidente ni sur le plan sportif, ni humain. Interrogés sur leur relation, Ben Arfa et Benzema abondent d’ailleurs dans le même sens : "On se connaît depuis le centre de formation. On se parlait, on ne se parlait plus, c’est comme ça (…). Ce n’est pas un ami, mais je le respecte aussi".

5- Didier Deschamps Dans la grande famille des personnes avec lesquelles Ben Arfa aurait mieux fait de ne pas se brouiller, Didier Deschamps tient une place à part. Alors coach de l’OM, le futur sélectionneur des Bleus goûte rapidement au caractère explosif de son joueur et à ses expressions fleuries : « tu me casses les couilles ». Un scud suivi d’excuses, de séjours prolongés sur le banc, et conclu par un bras de fer pour quitter le club : «Je ne retournerai plus à la Commanderie. C’est fini. Je suis prêt à ne pas jouer de la saison. J’ai ma fierté, ma dignité. Je ne suis pas un bouche-trou. Je ne suis pas un paquet de lessive […] Je n’ai plus envie de travailler avec ce coach. C’est un problème de confiance. Le courant ne passe pas». Une brouille dont DD ne tiendra pas (trop) rigueur au moment de sélectionner Ben Arfa à deux reprises en Bleu en novembre 2015, d'abord face à l’Allemagne (victoire 2-0), puis l’Angleterre (défaite sur le même score). Des matches amicaux contrairement aux relations des deux hommes.

6- Zinedine Zidane Dès sa nomination à la tête du Real Madrid en janvier 2016, Ben Arfa afficha publiquement son rêve d’évoluer un jour sous les ordres de Zidane. Un appel du pied auquel ne répondra jamais le coach madrilène au grand désespoir du joueur et surtout de ses fans qui voyaient leur association comme une évidence.

7- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Le Gunner a volé la vedette à HBA lors du match retour de la demi finale de Ligue Europa. Auteur d’un doublé et d’une passe décisive, l’ancien Stéphanois a ainsi privé le club d’un exploit historique, et sa star rennaise de la première finale européenne de sa carrière, ainsi que d'une revanche attendue vis-à-vis d'Unaï Emery.

8- Unaï Emery A peine débarqué au PSG, l’ancien Niçois s’est fait recadrer par son nouveau coach Unaï Emery qui tenta vainement de la ramener à la réalité : "Tu n'es pas Messi, Si c'était le cas, je ne te parlerais même pas (...) Tu n'es pas capable de faire gagner l'équipe à toi tout seul". Les deux hommes vont ainsi passer 2 saisons à s’éviter, voire parfois à se chercher, avec de petits tacles assassins comme cette déclaration de HBA après la remontada subie à Barcelone : "Tu ne dépasseras jamais les huitièmes de finale de la Ligue des champions, même avec la meilleure équipe du monde". Et la réciprocité est sans doute vraie.

9- Julien Stephan « On n’est pas ambitieux, on est peureux… Ces matchs me donnent des indications pour mon avenir, notre niveau jeu est limité » Si Ben Arfa fait une saison moyenne malgré, comme à son habitude, quelques fulgurances, il n’a pas perdu son talent pour achever avec fracas ses histoires en club. Sous couvert d’honnêteté intellectuelle, le joueur oublie trop souvent de soigner la forme pour mieux faire entendre le fond… et éviter ainsi de renforcer encore un peu plus son image de Calimero.

10- Lionel Messi Qui mieux que Lionel Messi pouvait ruiner les espoirs de Ben Arfa d’atteindre un jour son niveau. Lorsqu’en 2013, le Français déclare dans le magazine Surface qu’il pense avoir encore le temps de rattraper la star argentine, il ne se doute pas que ce dernier est sur le point d’enchaîner 6 saisons consécutives à plus de 48 buts et 16 passes décisives toutes compétitions confondues. Un high score inaccessible pour Ben Arfa dont la meilleure performance remonte quand même à la saison 2015-2016 avec 18 buts inscrits et 7 passes décisives à son actif.

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While imagining this film, there were 2 main things we wanted to explore with Eddy. The first one was the concept of being trapped. It was definitely related to our society today: almost everyone is trapped behind his screen, addicted. We are all stuck with our smartphone, social medias, our own virtual life. I’ve loved exploring it: how your way of seeing things changes according to your environment… And this huge, immaculate, radiant screen attracts and blocks Eddy at the same time. The other one came from Eddy, telling me how he sometimes loves elaborating different characters when he’s behind his phone. How he feels like having multiple personalities, making himself up. It was then pretty cool to combine these two ideas and think about how honest we are behind those screens, those masks? “Je me mens” “I’m lying to myself”. Directed by Thibaut Grevet DOP: Matthew Ballard 1st DA: Valentin Semko Production Designer: Renaud Deschamps Choreographer: Malika Djardi Label: INITIAL ARTIST SERVICES | Flavie Jaubert Produced by Frenzy Paris Producer: Manon De Buck⎜Elsa Rakotoson Line producer: Anthony Saoudi Family CREW Executive production: Nikita Bukowski Line producer: Daria Zakharova Stunt Coordinator: Alexandr Zhmutskiy Production Manager: Galina Merzlenko Production Assistant: Viktor Pomin Production designer: Natasha Makhovska Wardrobe stylist UA: Stas Ralko Editing by: Tianès Montasser, Maxime Pozzi Garcia Post-production: SAINT LOUIS VFX supervisors: Michaël Arasco, Yves Bosson Visual Effects by: Johann Roche, Fabrice Sese, Gaetan Bailleul, Titouan Harel, Camille Marc, Mathieu Betard, Benoit Messager @Reepost SAINT LOUIS Producer: Louis Arcelin, Jean-Marc Raygade, Yves Bosson Colorist: Sylvain Canaux

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working on invitation-card & promotional materials for “La Confrérie du Bois - PT.1 Les âges farouches”. 🌳🌳 Group exhibition by : SYLVAIN BOURGET/LES FRÈRES CHAPUISAT/ESTELLE DESCHAMP ET VICTOR DÉRUDET/LOÏC DOUSSIN/CHLOÉ DUGIT-GROS/MORGANE FOUREY/LOUIS GARY/RODNEY GRAHAM/YANN GROLLEAU/ LAURENT LE DEUNFF/PIA RONDÉ ET FABIEN SALEIL/ VINCENT MAUGER/RAPHAËL ZARKA

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Good riddance to this transfer window, that’s what I say. It’s absolutely done my head in. We see a late flurry of bids come in for one player in particular – Manchester City and Anderlecht make 2 lowball bids each for young striker Sylvain Magnin. He could be an a good player for Auxerre in the future though so I reject their advances, after which Anderlecht turn their attention to Jordan Leroux. Still no.

We also get a call from our good friends at Eupen, who have decided that they need a replacement for playmaker Joël Soumahoro and that the replacement should be… Our holding man Raf. I’m not sure I follow their logic, but I want to keep Raf around for numbers anyway. Sorry lads.

The good news on deadline day is that a permanent Summer transfer for our loanee left back Rogério is confirmed. The bad news is that it isn’t us that confirm it, but rather our Ligue 1 rivals Nantes. Well this is awkward. If he really, really impresses me in the next couple of games I’ll consider playing him over Billy for the remainder of the season, but otherwise I’ve now got no reason at all to give him any first team football. Bit annoying really.

Still, at least that’s the window out of the way so now we can get back to our abysmal start to league football in 2024. Today we travel to SC Bastia, who’ve been really quite impressive since their promotion, currently sitting in 14th place, just a stone’s throw from the top half and who we thumped 3-1 at the Stade Abbé-Deschamps.

The only change to our team from what was quite an unfortunate loss against Toulouse is Lamine Fomba, who comes in replacing the suspended Abi Sissako. I’m willing to look past Vladimir’s mistake for the second goal and give him another chance, but I’ll be watching Rogério like a hawk. He really does have to impress today.

To say that we get off to a flying start would be a slight overstatement, because within 3 minutes we’re 0-1 down. My God, are we suffering from the worst collective post-Christmas hangover in history or something? What is happening to this team?! Negre sprints down the right wing and maybe I’m biased by recent events but he’s chased by Loïc Goujon seemingly because Rogério can’t be arsed. He gets to the byline, chips a low cross in and Marcus Thuram smashes in the opener.

Thankfully we respond quickly and it pleases me to see that the move that leads to the equaliser starts when Rogério heads clear from a dangerous cross. Nathan Andre then releases Foden down the wing, who eventually cuts inside and tees up Ferhat on the edge of the box, who toe pokes the ball into the bottom corner. That’s better. I encourage the team to play on the counter as that particular counter attack was very pleasing.

Amine Reynier once again replaces Andre when we reach half time as I continue to slowly introduce him into Ligue 1 and within 10 minutes of the restart, we take the lead. Ferhat the goalscorer powers down the left wing before passing inside to Aidir, who has the choice of either the new boy Reynier or Phil Foden to slip in behind the defence as they both make excellent runs either side of him. He opts for the tried and tested latter and I’ve no complaints as Big Phil places the ball into the top corner from 12 yards.

I make another change after that to try and protect our lead: Basauri replaces Hicham Aidir and moves in front of our defence in a 4-1-2-3, while Reynier moves onto the left and Ferhat gets a crack at the lone striker role, where he’ll sit deep and collect the ball before making more of those surging runs. The change nearly pays off within minutes in an entirely unexpected way when Basauri smacks a free kick against the underside of the bar and then with 22 minutes to go, Ferhat also rattles the woodwork when his 20 yard curler comes back off the angle.

Of course, hitting the woodwork twice in quick succession while holding a single goal lead just screams “Danger” for me, so I’m pleased that we manage to hold onto the lead for the remainder of the match. After a shaky start, we’ve come away with a decent win. Rogério is impressive as is Phil Foden, but I always love to see Player of the Match Brahim Ferhat steal the show.

It’s easy at times to get caught up in the here and now of football. In the here and now, despite that win, we’ve slipped a bit in the league and that’s disappointing, but the fact that we’ve now equalled our points tally of 37 from last season with 14 matches left to play gives me some much needed perspective. We’ve done fucking excellently this year. One thing that isn’t happening in the here and now though is a relocation to Norfolk to follow in Mike Bassett’s footsteps by taking the Norwich job. No thanks.

After picking ourselves up from the loss against Toulouse and dusting ourselves off, what better way could there be to kick on by playing Toulouse again in the French Cup 10th round? Don’t worry, I’m not still annoyed about that loss. It happens and we were unlucky, so fine. Interestingly this is a repeat of last year’s Coupe de la Ligue Semi Final, when our clubs were both having dramatically different seasons.

I’m making quite drastic changes, including the debut of a brand new system named after it’s purpose – Project: ToWin. As oppose to Toulouse, or ToLose. Clever, isn’t it? … Suit yourself. Project: ToWin is a defensive 4-4-2 that’s going to allow us to beat our hosts at their own game. You want to bore us to death, Mellberg? Fine by me. Let’s all sit back and watch paint dry together. A 0-0 draw and all those tired legs dragging themselves through 30 minutes of extra time could really kick your survival hopes squarely in the plums, but let’s do it.

Goujon’s suspended again of course and Nathan Andre’s dropped in the name of team shape, while Gaizka Basauri and Alessandro Bassani come in to replace them. Ferhat starts with Aidir up top and Xavier Lenogue is restored between the sticks as I’ve not been bowled over by Vlad. Hopefully our new approach should nullify the one-trick pony that is Toulouse from performing their one trick, which is to say it’ll stop them from soaking up pressure and then hitting us on the break with headache-inducing consistency and water-bottle-kick-inducing ruthlessness. Project: ToWin will make a mere pony of Mellberg’s purple cronies and force them to come out and play, after which we’ll win the ball with our energetic harrying and hit them on the break with our direct passes into space. They shall taste their own foul medicine and burn off all the tastebuds from their tongues with it’s bitterness, while I bask in the glorious and unquestionable glow of victory!

On second thoughts, I might still be a bit annoyed about that loss.

Well would you look at that. Half time and neither side has done a bloody thing. Not a bloody thing. Former Best Beard in Birmingham nominee Olof Mellberg is used to this situation of course, having dedicated his entire stint in France so far to working out how to prevent football from being played over the course of a match, but I’m uncomfortable. I feel dirty. I’m not above playing for the draw if you’re Höllviken or Katowice, but this isn’t us. Not Auxerre.

5 minutes into the second half, something does happen. Olof panics. He throws his usual plan out of the window as I watch on, grinning with near orgasmic levels of smug satisfaction and reaches for a flat 4-3-3 system. Finally. Finally Toulouse are coming out to play. In the following few seconds I construct a reply in my mind. We’ll bring out Project: Sword to deal with the numbers they now have in the middle and we’ll get our fullbacks bombing up the wings. Sissako and McCarthy are both told to warm up, but are then quickly told to sit back down. Because something else happens.

Hicham Aidir picks the ball up 25 yards from goal and lays it off for young Basauri in midfield, who swings a beautiful pass onto the left for Bassani. The French-Italian winger’s left in acres of space after his marker makes the bizarre choice to follow Aidir into the box, but he then courageously doubles down on his mistake by allowing Bassani’s low cross to reach our Moroccan centre forward, who clips a shot into the corner. Beautiful. The pass from Basauri, the movement from Bassani, the shot from Hicham and the tears rolling down Olof Mellberg’s face and into that nest on his chin: The tears of a man who has blinked first and has paid the price. It’s all just so beautiful.

Alas, my elation doesn’t last too long. 15 minutes after the opening goal, Toulouse have gone completely the other way from their usual tactic of turtling me into an early boredom-related grave and are throwing the kitchen sink at us. One particular patient move around a packed Auxerre penalty area ends with Diallo slipping a pass through for Ivanovic, who has his ankles clipped by Mamadou Doucouré. My thought of “At least LeGod’s in net” proves fleeting as Ramírez steps up from 12 yards and buries his effort into the bottom right, just out of our keeper’s reach.

A few minutes down the line, the turnaround is complete. Again. Of fucking course. Diallo swings a deep corner to the far post, Ferhat forgets what marking is and Dumortier rises all on his own to head the ball straight at Lenogue, who flaps it into the net. I despair. Billy, Reynier and Andre all come on as I desperately roll the dice and we attack Toulouse for the last 20 minutes, but no. It’s over. They’ve done us again.

I want to scream or fight something. I want to fight Olof Mellberg. In fact no, he’d crush me. I cannot stand him. I cannot stand him and I cannot stand his shitty little club. When they’re good, they beat us. When they’re awful, they beat us. When we batter them, they beat us. When the tides rise and when the tides fall, they beat us and beat us and beat us again. Fuck you, Mellberg! Fuck you, Toulouse! I swear on the knees of my somewhat prolific striker Hicham Aidir, this is not over! The Pink City shall feel my wrath yet!

The Best Beard In Birmingham (Franjo: A Journeyman Story – Ep193) Start from the start with episode 1 < Episode 192 Newest Story - "Help" Good riddance to this transfer window, that’s what I say.

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