Football De Légendes, Une Histoire Européenne

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Football De Légendes, Une Histoire Européenne

Éditions du sous-sol SORTIE 19/05/2016 FOOTBALL DE LÉGENDES, 30 joueurs 30 écrivains Une histoire 30 photos européenne Hors-série isbn : 978-2-36468-216-0 prix : 18 euros format : 170/240 mm cartonné collection : Desports hors-série pagination : 96 pages domaine : sport À l’occasion du Championnat d’Europe de football Sur une idée originale de que la France accueillera cet été, la revue Desports Pierre-Louis Basse : chausse les crampons pour un numéro hors-série en collaboration avec les Grands Événements Roberto Baggio par Roberto Saviano de l’Élysée et compose une feuille de match Franz Beckenbauer par Volker Schlöndorff inédite. Trente écrivains commentent trente George Best par John King photographies de trente joueurs qui ont bâti Oleg Blokhine par Andreï Kourkov la légende du football européen. Bobby Charlton par David Peace Johan Cruijff par Cees Nooteboom Alfredo Di Stéfano par Javier Marías Eusébio par Gonçalo Tavares Numéro hors-série en Ruud Gullit par Maylis de Kerangal Gheorge Hagi par Lola Lafon partenariat avec l’exposition Zlatan Ibrahimović par Enki Bilal “Football de légendes”, qui se Andrés Iniesta par Jean-Paul Dubois Kevin Keegan par Jonathan Coe tiendra sur les grilles de l’Hôtel Miroslav Klose par Hans-Ulrich Treichel de Ville de Paris du 9 mai Raymond Kopa par Philippe Delerm Stanley Matthews par François Bott au 10 juillet 2016. Éric Cantona par André Velter Antonín Panenka par Paul Fournel Michel Platini par Bernard Pivot Ferenc Puskás par Olivier Barrot Gianni Rivera par Erri De Luca Cristiano Ronaldo par Jean Rouaud Matthias Sindelar par Olivier Guez Hristo Stoitchkov par Julia Kristeva Marco Van Basten par Patrice Delbourg Paul Van Himst par Patrick Roegiers Fritz Walter par Alban Lefranc Xavi par Jean-Claude Michéa Lev Yachine par Bernard Chambaz Zinedine Zidane par Jean-Philippe Toussaint relations presse : relations librairies : Colombe Boncenne Estelle Roche Virginie Migeotte [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 06 83 06 07 11 06 75 87 28 20 06 77 78 58 44.

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