The trailer in the BBC article makes it look rubbish, but the Youtube clip looks much better. I love sporting documentaries like this - real candid, fly-on-the-wall film-making rather than the more staged talking-head stuff you usually see. I will definitely check this out.
I remember when he was being hailed as one of the next big things in French football. I used to play with a Mauritian guy who told me to look out for him. Seems like yesterday, but the article says he's now 34. To quote chico in another recent thread, tempus fugit. Like the rest of us, he might benefit from a year off, and then qualify for his local over 35s league.
"I love sporting documentaries like this - real candid, fly-on-the-wall film-making rather than the more staged talking-head stuff you usually see. " Me too. I'm, (perhaps overly), fascinated with this side of sports. I'm interested to see someone in what could be considered a "dream job" just get tired of doing it. I'd kill for the chance to wear the same number 8 pulled on by Marius Trsor, but here's a guy with a 18 international caps and a very succesful club career and in the space of four weeks he just ran out of energy for the game.