Zapping Foot National Laure Boulleau: “I imagine a sequence where Mbappé talks about a Les Bleues match…”
Clearly, the Region is getting a lot of attention for more or less honorable reasons. In August, the French Football Federation (FFF) announced the placing under provisional administration, by order of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Football League for a period of three months. A placement under supervision desired by the nine presidents of the districts of the region after numerous quarrels, while Saïd Ennjimi is still suspended from his functions as president of the League following the opening of the audit by the FFF so as not to having shared supporting documents requested during the investigation. The elections for the presidency of the body are therefore more than awaited from now on.
According to information from our colleagues from South-West, there could ultimately only be two candidates. Namely the former Girondins de Bordeaux player François Grenet and Matthieu Rabby, former president of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques District. Dominique Philippe, who submitted his list to be the third candidate, saw it deemed inadmissible by the Regional Electoral Surveillance Commission this Tuesday. In fact, Dominique Rocheteau would not have a license for this season. Reason for refusal. The football star in France several decades ago would simply not have received the automatic renewal email from FC Royan-Vaux Atlantique. Something now done according to the regional daily.
And now ?
Dominique Philippe would have informed our colleagues that he was going to contact the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF) for conciliation. The latter, who has hired a sports lawyer, intends to assert the validity period of a license. Since the latter is valid for the total duration of the sports season, the date of signature does not matter. The final decision, however, will only be made by the provisional administrator of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Football League. The elections will be held on November 9 at the Parc des Expositions in Bordeaux.
To summarize
Clearly, the Region is getting a lot of attention for more or less honorable reasons. In August, the French Football Federation (FFF) announced the placing under provisional administration, by order of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Football League for a period of three months.
