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Michel Platini face aux sifflets du public : "J'ai demandé à sortir puisque je ne pouvais rien faire"

Publication date 21/08/1981 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewé après le après match amical France-Stuggart, au cours duquel il a été sifflé par le public du Parc des Princes, le footballeur Michel Platini explique : "...il s'en ai pris aux Stéphanois et surtout à moi, parce qu'on n'a pas fait des bonnes prestations ces derniers temps au Parc des Princes...dès que quelqu'un fait une passe du côté droit c'était de ma faute...j'ai demandé à sortir puisque je ne pouvais rien faire...".

Mary Pierce: happy when the audience is behind her

Publication date 10/02/1995 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed about the support of the French public she benefits from, tennis player Mary PIERCE explains: "...last year at Roland Garros I was really a bit surprised what, the audience was really behind me and then, uh, it makes me feel good, it makes me happy[e]...".

Dominique Baratelli: a sometimes embarrassing audience

Publication date 06/06/1978 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed, goalkeeper Dominique BARATELLI talks about his relationship with the public in a stadium during a match. It evokes the thoughts of the spectators, fun or not. He explains: "We can’t say that we don’t hear the audience, it’s right behind you and it’s obvious that it can be awkward, especially when we can hear individual reflections more than a collective hubbub".

Henri Leconte: Bercy tournament, a special audience

Publication date 01/11/1986 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed about the Bercy tournament audience, tennis player Henri LECONTE explains that the spectators are different from those at Roland Garros: "...it’s closed, it resonates a lot, there are also a lot of young people who are there to see tennis and also to shout, so it’s difficult to concentrate...".

Richard Virenque: the audience that makes you euphoric

Publication date 10/07/1996 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed, the cyclist Richard VIRENQUE explains what he feels when he meets the public on the roads of the Tour de France: "All those who are on the side of the road I tell myself that they are all there for me, so it makes me a little euphoric...".

Jean-Paul Bertrand Demanes: "The public, the noise pushes the team to transcend itself"

Publication date 06/06/1978 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed, the goalkeeper Jean-Paul BERTRAND-DEMANES, evokes the importance of the public in a stadium during a match: "...even the reactions that are hostile, it can transcend...the audience, the noise, I think it pushes the team to transcend itself...".

Richard Virenque: "The most unusual thing is to be on the ground because of a fan"

Publication date 04/10/1997 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed about his great popularity on the roads of the Tour de France, the cyclist Richard VIRENQUE explains that it bothers him when there are overflows, then he explains: "The most unusual thing is to find yourself on the ground because of a fan, the euphoria about the moment of someone who throws you on the ground because she wants to stop you...".

Jean Castaneda: a stimulating audience

Publication date 08/02/1981 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed, the goalkeeper from Saint-Etienne, Jean CASTANEDA, answers the question of whether during a match he is stimulated by the public behind him: "I think it is not special to the goalkeeper, everyone I think is stimulated".

Michel Platini: the whistles of the French public hurt

Publication date 06/06/1978 From €100.00

Sports and public

Interviewed on the relationship with the public in a stadium during a match, the footballer Michel PLATINI evokes the whistles of the supporters: "...the home audience forgives less and less and when we miss a pass we get whistled like everyone else".

Raymond Poulidor and his audience

Publication date 15/01/1971 From €100.00

Sports and public

Raymond POULIDOR answers questions about his career, his satisfactions, his sacrifices and his status as a star of the peloton. On the side of the road, spectators watch the passage of their champion during a time trial. At the end of the race, children ask him for an autograph.

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