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Mardi 12 Avril 2011 Saison 2010-2011 Mardi 12 avril 2011 INFO MEDIA BASKET Saison 2010-2011 16 24heures | Mardi 12 avril 2011 Sports Hockey sur glace Le fond de l’air est frais Genoni et Rüeger, les deux Philippe Dubath «Bébert», au cœur gardiens du temple de Paris-Roubaix Davos surfait tranquillement sur Suisse pour 30e fois de son his- Ce soir, Kloten la vague du succès. Sans états toire. Désormais revenu à 2-3 dans l s’appelait Albert, on et Davos ont d’âme. Mais fort de statistiques la série, Kloten a l’occasion d’éga- l’appelait Bébert, il ne décoiffantes jusqu’à ce que la ma- liser dans la finale, ce soir à 20 h 15 pouvait pas faire de sport, il rendez-vous pour chine se grippât. Pour rappel: à la Kolping Arena. Et d’obliger n’était pas un people, il l’acte VI de la finale onze victoires en autant de mat- l’équipe d’Arno Del Curto à jouer n’était connu que de sa ches depuis le début des play-off, un septième match de tous les Ifamille, de trois ou quatre des play-off. et 27 lors de ses 29 dernières sor- dangers. De Québec, Sébastien personnes de son quartier, des Suspense garanti ties. Mais, au moment de con- Beaulieu, analyse l’acte VI à tra- plus anciens collaborateurs Sébastien Beaulieu, entraîneur clure, jeudi et samedi passés, le vers le prisme des deux gardiens, d’Edipresse, et c’est tout. Bernard Andrié des gardiens de Ge-Servette club grison a galvaudé deux chan- Leonardo Genoni (Davos) et Ron- C’est tout, oui. Et c’est pour et du LHC. GEORGES CABRERA ces de devenir champion de nie Rüeger (Kloten). cela qu’il y a du sens — au nom de tous les anonymes qui ont bien du mérite à vivre leur petite vie et dont on ne parle jamais — à «Aucun point faible» «Une valeur sûre» consacrer aujourd’hui quelques lignes à cet homme qui vient de mourir à l’âge de 65 ans. Il s’est «Bébert», vaillant anonyme U A ma gauche, Leonardo Genoni, Avec une immense présence U A ma droite, Ronnie Rüeger, les forces de ses coéquipiers. éteint sur son canapé en regardant du peloton. PHILIPPE DUBATH 24 ans, désigné meilleur gardien de devant ses filets. Il ne laisse jamais 38 ans, désigné gardien No 3 »Bien sûr, Rüeger connaît des une émission de télé consacrée au la saison régulière 2010-2011 par les son but ouvert. Sincèrement, je ne de la saison régulière 2010-2011 faiblesses, qui le rendent parfois pain. Ils firent la course ensemble, entraîneurs et les capitaines des lui vois aucun point faible rédhibi- par les entraîneurs et les vulnérables. Il encaisse, c’est La vie de Bébert, j’ai envie de dire traversèrent les pavés hostiles — douze clubs de LNA. Un portier à toire. capitaines des douze clubs de vrai, des buts bizarres. Mais, à que ce fut en quelque sorte un fragilité du dos, du cœur, des qui Sébastien Beaulieu voue une »La seule interrogation qu’on se LNA. Un portier pour qui 38 ans, il reste Paris-Roubaix cycliste qui se reins, de tout le petit corps mal admiration sans limites. pose à son propos, c’est sa faculté à Sébastien Beaulieu a beaucoup une valeur sûre en Suisse. déroulerait entièrement sur des formé en fin de compte — mais «Il est très présent devant les supporter la pression, maintenant d’estime. Il est vite à terre, mais c’est dans pavés, un jour de pluie avec de aussi les années de travail à veiller filets depuis le début de la série. que Kloten est revenu à 2-3 dans la «Sincèrement, à l’heure cette position que son caractère rares éclaircies, où tout est plus sur les archives, les journaux de Comme dynamisé et rassuré par la série. Jusqu’à maintenant, son actuelle, c’est le seul gardien de battant s’exprime le mieux. difficile. L’existence de Bébert, papier chez Edipresse pendant série de victoires de Davos. Cette équipe gagnait et son travail s’en suisse capable de «surper- Car il prend de la place dans sa donc, avait mal commencé, le quarante-cinq ans. Chaque jour, saison, il a franchi un nouveau trouvait forcément facilité. former» par rapport à Genoni. cage. 10 janvier 1946 à Lausanne. Il était Bébert pédala pour rester dans le palier qui pourrait lui ouvrir, s’il Maintenant, on va savoir… Le Il est solide depuis »C’est un personnage né avec plusieurs handicaps, coup, pour aimer et bien faire son venait à confirmer tout le talent match de ce soir constituera un test le début de la série, même qui gagne à être connu. notamment les doigts des mains travail d’homme de l’ombre, du qu’on lui prête la saison prochaine, intéressant. Mais, pour moi, aucun s’il a accordé un but évitable Il distribue ici et là quelques soudés les uns aux autres, une peloton, d’homme qui ne sera les portes de la NHL. doute, le gardien de Davos a les lors de l’acte III. Mais lors coups de crosse. Plus scoliose qui le voûtait en perma- jamais sur le podium, mais qui fait »La principale qualité de épaules assez larges pour ne pas des deux derniers matches pour se faire respecter devant nence, et un «retard moteur», la course quand même, puisqu’il Leonardo réside dans sa faculté faillir. Certains observateurs de la série, Ronnie a mis la ses filets que par méchanceté. l’ensemble lui valant de suivre une s’est inscrit au départ. d’anticipation. En première pensent qu’il est en perte de vitesse pression sur Davos. Ronnie est aussi plus athlétique scolarité particulière, pour vivre On aimait bien voir arriver sa intention, il est difficile à battre. Il dans cette série. Je n’épouse pas Du coup, Kloten peut se que pourrait le laisser sa différence, ses différences, le bouille étonnante, attachante — de me fait penser au Slovaque cette thèse. En Suisse, dès qu’un reposer aveuglément sur lui. deviner sa silhouette. mieux possible. Mais voilà: quand préférence aux mauvaises heures, Jaroslav Halak, l’ex-gardien de supergardien devient moyen, on lui A ce stade de la finale, Quand il a enlevé son équipe- on s’appelle Albert Monod, fils de en plein sprint journalistique, Montréal, qui joue à Saint-Louis jette aussitôt la pierre. A Genève, c’est important. Son caractère, ment, on est surpris de Constant garde forestier et franchement Bébert t’exagérais! — cette saison. Genoni a aussi Tobias Stephan a connu le même son calme et son tempé- découvrir un gardien aussi d’Yvonne mère de quatre enfants, entendre sa voix bizarre, unique, développé son propre style de jeu. sort cette saison. rament de guerrier décuplent affûté.» et qu’on se retrouve à courir dire bonjour, le regarder allumer Paris-Roubaix, on le fait, on y va, sa pipe comme Simenon. Il on pédale, on avance. mettait de la couleur dans le Cet anonyme du peloton, une fois quotidien des autres, comme les les doigts agglomérés redevenus coureurs en fragile équilibre, dont des doigts utilisables par le miracle on ne connaît même pas forcé- de quelques opérations réussies, ment les noms au départ, mettent devint un pianiste d’excellent de la couleur, leur couleur, dans niveau. La musique, sa meilleure Paris-Roubaix. amie — avec sa sœur Mary-Lise, Et surtout dans l’histoire, la roue dans roue avec lui, jusqu’au grande histoire, de la course. bout — lui offrit alors, comme compagnons de route, quelques champions dont il connaissait chaque coup de pédales par cœur: Bach, Beethoven, Haydn, Verdi. Résultats Football WTAau 11.04.2011: 1. (1.) Wozniacki (Da) 9930. 2. (2.) Clijsters (Be) 8115. 3. (3.) Zvonareva Challenge League (Rus) 7815. 4. (4.) Schiavone (It) 5171. 5. (6.) Hier Azarenka (Bié) 4630. Puis les Suissesses: 40. Wohlen - Chiasso...............................................................1-1 (1-0) (40.) Schnyder 1375. 48. (47.) Bacsinszky 1185. Demain 153. (155.) Vögele 395. 308. (308.) Perrin 152. 19.45 Locarno - Aarau Classement (22 matches chacun): 1. Lugano 55. 2. Vaduz 52. 3. Lausanne 44. 4. Jeux – Les gains Servette 41. 5. Chiasso 37. 6. Bienne 32. 7. Totogoal Delémont 31. 8. Wil 27 (25-32). 9. Stade Nyonnais 27 (28-37). 10. FC Schaffhouse 25 X2X–X11– X11–22X1–0-2 (27-28). 11. Winterthour 25 (33-37). 12. Wohlen 12 avec 12 Fr. 765.50 Leonardo Genoni possède une faculté d’anticipation unique. KEY Ronnie Rüeger,un calme au tempérament de guerrier. KEY 25 (27-31). 13. Aarau 21. 14. Kriens 20. 15. 126 avec 11 Fr. 72.90 Locarno 18. 16. Yverdon 13. 724 avec 10 12.70 Tennis Prochain concours: Fr. 90 000.–. Monte-Carlo. Masters 1000 (2 543 750 Golf Le chiffre De Silvestro 9e Basket NBA euros/terre battue). 1er tour: Almagro (Esp/9) bat Granollers (Esp) 6-3 6-3. Mayer Automobilisme Deux semaines Vainqueursurprise Oklahoma s’offre (All) bat Youzhny (Rus/10) 6-3 2-6 6-3. Troicki après sa 4e place lors de la (Ser/11) bat Lisnard (Monaco) 7-6 (7/4) 6-1. Aujourd’hui à Saint-Cloud àAugusta première course de la saison le champion Tsonga (Fr/12) bat Monaco (Arg) 4-6 6-3 6-2. Réunion 1 – 1re course Indycar à St. Petersburg, Silvana Gasquet (Fr/13) bat Istomin (Ouz) 5-7 6-3 6-4. Prix de Provence – Plat 2400 m 33 Cilic (Cro/15) bat Volandri (It) 6-2 6-1. Rochus 16 partants – Départ à 13 h 50 Le Sud-Africain Charl Schwartzel Le Canada a cueilli un 33e titre de Silvestro a pris le 9e rang du Oklahoma a frappé un grand (Be) bat Chela (Arg) 6-4 5-7 7-5.
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