Almeria on TV this evening

[Ana]

I promise I have read the whole thread with all this 'interesting' information.

This means a new record for someone who was never at the football stadium. Yes, that's me...

I will ever win a gold-medal in football by talking again about this interesting subjet, but I am tired of Man. Und. and Livpol...let's change the country for talking about French foot!

Ok, at this moment there is a very popular film at the french cinemas: The play is a comical history about a parisier post man who is been send to the North of France for working there. Every parisien people belives that living in that region called North Pas Calais should be horrible, because wheather is terrible (cold and wet, mostly like England ), they are poor unemployed ex-miners and people talk with a hard accent called ch'tish.

Out of any forseen, the post man discovers that people there are lovely and he begins to enjoy about living in this area, which become even a plaisure.

Prejudice broken, his terrible wife decides to move with him. Evidently, the postman hates his wife and prefers that she stays in Paris. Here begings the amusement, when the postman ask to the new friends for acting as antipatic and hatefull people, only in front of the woman.

This film seems to be the big succes of this year and is called: "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis" or in English "Welcome to the Land of the Ch'tis".

After this introduction I came back to a very big stadium: the enormous and rich 'Stade de France', home of the powerfull Paris Saint-Germain. Visitors' team, the 'poors' players of Lens (ville of Nord Pas de Calais).

Sarkozy (without Carla) was also at the stadium when the Paris supporters displayed a long banner which said: "Pedophiles, chomeurs, consanguins: bienvenue chez les ch'tis." (Paedophiles, unemployed and in-bred: welcome to the home of the ch'tis). In allusion to the most popular ans seen film in the coutry.

In France this is called an 'escandale'. Well, some parisien fans will sleep at the jail. Evidently, the inscription of the banner is impossible to apologize.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7322902.stm