When you love football, you read
L'Équipe
and therefore Vincent Duluc, his first pen.
His thirtieth book is A
World Cup Lover's Dictionary
.
Three days from that of Qatar, that's good.
You can read your dictionary by picking at random or from A to Z. It doesn't matter.
It is the work of an enthusiast, a football fanatic.
The kind to evoke the black and white faceted balloons, visible valve, which made us dream so much in the 1970s. Duluc remembers everything.
The golden goal, which has benefited the Blues so much and which no longer exists.
From the goal of the hand of Maradona in Mexico in 1986 and that of Thierry Henry in 2009 against Ireland.
He recalls that the days of the balls of yesteryear were fatal to more than one player:
"The footballers of the 60s will have spent a life in the sun and an old age in the fog"
of Alzheimer's.
In the headbutt or headbutt department, there is that of 2006 in Berlin, which marks the end of Zidane's career as he had, twice, eight years earlier, scored...
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