Instead, Le Pen stuck le shiv in the president's gut.
Even the populist Le Parisien, stuck to politics with its headline: "High Voltage.
Le Saux stuck things out, but the memories of his experiences – in particular, the vicious taunting he received from some other players on the pitch, have not dimmed.
But as tens of thousands of people signed up to the online campaigns led by a Franco-Belgian anti-bank protest group, the French government warned against "Eric Le Rouge" sticking his nose into economics.
Even the more populist Le Parisien stuck to politics with its headline "High voltage", adding: "In front of the press the president announced a series of economic and social measures while remaining very discreet about his personal situation that he will clarify later".
OK, we'll stick with Le Petit Maurice.
I also loved the French comedy 'Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis'Welcomeome to the Sticks').
This is exactly what's happening in France: Since its release on Feb. 20, an unassuming low-budget comedy, "Bienvenue Chez les Ch'tis" ("Welcome to the Sticks"), has been attracting filmgoers in astounding numbers.
Le Carré doesn't just stick to Magnus Pym's discourse; he offers the point of view of Jack Brotherhood and of Pym's staunch and frightened wife, Mary, both of them trying to find the missing man while worrying through their memories of him.
The controversy arose after Dany Boon, the writer, director and star of Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (Welcome to the Sticks), a hugely successful comedy about a postmaster from southern France horrified at the idea of working up in the "grim" north, announced he would boycott Friday's ceremony.
