Ah, the British supporters!
If they weren't there, the city of Saint-Denis would be a haven of peace and the big football evenings at the Stade de France, a family fair.
Usually, the official speech is wary of amalgams, but, since Saturday evening, one could believe that in each English there is a hooligan which slumbers.
It's the Orwellian version of the Champions League final fiasco.
The problem is that the words of Gérald Darmanin do not correspond to the account of the special envoys and the spectators present in the stadium.
As for the police, among the famous British supporters, it has often found the feeling of impunity that characterizes the thugs of the surrounding cities.
The confusion dissipates and we begin to sort out the false supporters,
Is it possible, in our country, to envisage a great popular celebration without it degenerating into clashes?…
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