The dilemma of the boycott of the World Cup on the screens: "We are not going to insult those who watch either"

"Frankly, I don't know if it's going to take, I'm skeptical.

Alain Baduel is used to difficult cases, sometimes even impossible to win.

This passionate football lawyer pleads every day at the bar.

But, this time, the fight is played away from the courts and despite all his enthusiasm, he especially does not want to plan on the comet.

His Facebook page "Boycott Qatar 2022" brings together 5,800 Internet users, but how many will be closing their eyes and ears from November 20 to December 18, the time of the Football World Cup?

How big will this "citizenship test" really be once the digital outrage has passed?

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