“It’s a showman, you quickly become addicted”: Vincent Labrune, the “dream merchant” of French football

September 21, 2015. Ligue 1 has not yet been accused of corruption in front of the camera, but it already has a sharp meaning of the show. That evening, OM receives OL in an electric velodrome. Supporters have just had fun hanging on a effigy of Mathieu Valbuena at the foot of his stands. 90 minutes of football and a few projectiles later, the referee sends everyone to the locker room on a draw of circumstances.