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Kronenbourg 1664.
The premium French lager, and sponsors of www.le-foot.co.uk . For further information about Kronenbourg 1664,
visit www.k1664.co.uk

Leboeuf, Frank.
Chelsea defender and member of the victorious World Cup and Euro 2000 France sides, celebrated in Will Buckley's contribution to Le Foot, 'The Englishman':
That is Monsieur Chirac to you. Jacques to me. Win a game of football and suddenly you are on first-name terms with world leaders.
Chelsea's site is at www.chelseafc.co.uk

Milla, Roger.
Legendary Cameroon international who lit up French football during spells at Monaco, St Etienne and Montpellier. Profiled in Le Foot by Arnaud Ramsay in the entry 'Black Star':
The fact that 18 percent of players in the French championship are now of African origin compared to 2.2 percent in 1970, is thanks in good part to Roger Milla: a marvellous, mythical man.
There's an interview with Milla at www.sportscheduler.co.sz

New Ambassadors.
Daniel Bernard, His Excellency the French Ambassador, provides a thought-provoking afterword to Le Foot with his chapter 'The New Ambassadors, or the Reincarnation of the Temple Moneychangers?':
To take an image from Roman times: the Capitol of the beautiful game is never far away from the Tarpeian Rock of marketing and merchandise, or worse.
Worried about the increasing commercialisation of football? Try www.fsa.org.uk, home of the Football Supporters' Association.

Olympique Marseille.
One of the pioneers of professional football in France, OM secured their place in history in 1993 by becoming the first French club to win the European Cup.
'We weren't going to wait 107 years...' In Provence, people are fond of using this expression to make it clear that things had dragged on long enough; it did not escape many of them that they had to wait until the 106th European final, in 1993, to witness the first victory of a French club.
OM's official site is at www.olympiquedemarseille.com

Paris St Germain.
One of the most successful French club sides of the 90s, PSG are owned by the French television network Canal Plus. Laurent Perpere, Chairman of PSG, gives a revealing insight into French football at the highest level in an interview with Christov Ruhn in Le Foot:
If we have things working properly, it's not the stars that make PSG, but rather PSG that makes the stars. We're selling a dream, and stars are a vital part of a team that gives the public something to dream about...
PSG can be found at www.psg.fr

	Kronenbourg 1664. The premium French lager, and sponsors of www.le-foot.co.uk . For further information about Kronenbourg 1664, visit www.k1664.co.uk
	Leboeuf, Frank. Chelsea defender and member of the victorious World Cup and Euro 2000 France sides, celebrated in Will Buckley's contribution to Le Foot, 'The Englishman': That is Monsieur Chirac to you. Jacques to me. Win a game of football and suddenly you are on first-name terms with world leaders. Chelsea's site is at www.chelseafc.co.uk
	Milla, Roger. Legendary Cameroon international who lit up French football during spells at Monaco, St Etienne and Montpellier. Profiled in Le Foot by Arnaud Ramsay in the entry 'Black Star': The fact that 18 percent of players in the French championship are now of African origin compared to 2.2 percent in 1970, is thanks in good part to Roger Milla: a marvellous, mythical man. There's an interview with Milla at www.sportscheduler.co.sz
	New Ambassadors. Daniel Bernard, His Excellency the French Ambassador, provides a thought-provoking afterword to Le Foot with his chapter 'The New Ambassadors, or the Reincarnation of the Temple Moneychangers?': To take an image from Roman times: the Capitol of the beautiful game is never far away from the Tarpeian Rock of marketing and merchandise, or worse. Worried about the increasing commercialisation of football? Try www.fsa.org.uk, home of the Football Supporters' Association.
	Olympique Marseille. One of the pioneers of professional football in France, OM secured their place in history in 1993 by becoming the first French club to win the European Cup. 'We weren't going to wait 107 years...' In Provence, people are fond of using this expression to make it clear that things had dragged on long enough; it did not escape many of them that they had to wait until the 106th European final, in 1993, to witness the first victory of a French club. OM's official site is at www.olympiquedemarseille.com
	Paris St Germain. One of the most successful French club sides of the 90s, PSG are owned by the French television network Canal Plus. Laurent Perpere, Chairman of PSG, gives a revealing insight into French football at the highest level in an interview with Christov Ruhn in Le Foot: If we have things working properly, it's not the stars that make PSG, but rather PSG that makes the stars. We're selling a dream, and stars are a vital part of a team that gives the public something to dream about... PSG can be found at www.psg.fr

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