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March 8, 2021
In the book “Behind the Green Door”, Bernard Lions, our colleague from the daily Team, takes a look behind the scenes at ASSE from 2000 to 2020. A book featured on the “Club ASSE” program.
A blackmailer who shook the club, the arrival of Claude Puel under the protection of the French secret services, the Fofana and Ruffier cases, until Xavier Thuilot’s hasty departure at the start of the year … This book “Behind the Green Door”, by Bernard Lions, tells 74 stories and anecdotes of locker rooms like these, like a television series, with seasons and episodes. The sports journalist, a specialist in the Greens for many years, began writing this story last March, during the first confinement. It is based on the testimony of 90 people to cut and group the different information.
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2,100 additional doses of vaccine
Nearly 600,000 doses have been injected in France since Friday, including 2,100 doses of vaccines in the 6 centers exceptionally open in the Loire department.
March 7
Jeep Elite: defeat of the Chorale de Roanne
Boulazac beat the Roanne basketball players this Saturday evening (82-72), during the 23rd day. Next match for the Choir, Tuesday March 9 at 7 p.m., in Orléans, on behalf of the 13th day.
March 6
Pro B: defeat of Saint-Chamond
The Saint-Chamond basketball bowed on its floor, this Friday evening, against Saint-Quentin (79-83). Next Saturday, the SCBVG will travel to Paris.
March 5
Wearing a mask: reminder of measures in the Loire
Wearing a mask in public space remains compulsory in the territory of the 53 municipalities of Saint-Étienne Métropole for anyone 11 years of age and over who accesses or remains on public roads or in places accessible to the public. Throughout the department, wearing a mask is compulsory in markets and on public roads within a radius of 50 meters, around and in the car parks of stations and public transport stops and all places open to the public. .
March 4
Opening of the Rugby World Cup France 2023 ticket office
The opening of the tickets.rugbyworldcup.com site allows you to buy tickets for the Rugby World Cup 2023, which will take place from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The first tickets will go on sale on March 15 at 12 noon, under in the form of Team Packs and City Packs, including Saint-Etienne. They will initially be available to members of the 2023 Family, before being offered to the general public on April 6.
March 4
Saint-Etienne: Armor-Lux instead of Cadeau Maestro
The Breton ready-to-wear brand will open a store in Loire Sud, rue Michelet in Saint-Etienne. It will take the place of the gadget store at 3 de la rue which closed its doors on January 23.
March 4
A voyeur in custody in Boën-sur-Lignon
The gendarmes of Boën-sur-Lignon have just arrested a man suspected of voyeurism in this town of Forez. Since last summer, he had been entering the gardens at nightfall. He was finally identified by residents and soon referred to the public prosecutor in Saint-Etienne.
March 4
A biker seriously injured in Rive-de-Gier
A car and a motorcycle collided in downtown Rive-de-Gier on Thursday morning. The 16-year-old motorcyclist was transported in serious condition to the North Hospital of Saint-Priest-en-Jarez.
March 4
The Cité du design is getting closer to the National Center for Plastic Arts
The Cité du Design and the Cnap have signed a partnership for “initiate joint projects to disseminate design through the contribution of their respective expertise, circulation and loan of works, exchange and shared design of exhibitionsThe other objective is that of the opening of the National Design Gallery, within the creative district Cité du design by 2023.
3rd of March
Wild barbecue in Saint-Etienne
A hundred people took part in a barbecue, Sunday noon, on the Cotonne football stadium, without respecting the barrier gestures. Residents called the police but the police were unable to disperse the crowd, according to The Tribune / Progress. The participants dispersed peacefully just before the curfew.