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« Giono sur la route », hier soir à la librairie — petite forme théâtrale mise en scène par François, le directeur du théâtre de l’Aquarium. Seules vingt personnes sont venues y assister — tant pis pour les autres ! Les deux comédiens étaient excellents, et le texte (tiré des entretiens avec Jean Amrouche), qui révèle les contradictions d’un Giono amusé par les déguisements que revêt la réalité, a fait rire le spectateur tout autant qu’il lui a donné à réfléchir, envie de lire et d’écrire. Offert J’ai saigné (Cendrars) et La petite fille qui aimait trop les allumettes (Soucy) aux comédiens que je reverrai en février au théâtre lorsqu’ils joueront Le bout de la route. Après ça nous filons au Bus Palladium (Christophe, Julien et moi) faire la fête (soirée rock organisée par les éditions Sonatine) et danser jusqu’à pas d’heure. Les filles de Pigalle plus tristes encore dans le froid et sous la pluie.

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Nigeria vs Libya : Super Eagles Will Respond To Amrouche’s ‘Juju’ Claim By Beating Libya – Musa While speaking ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Medditerean Knights of Libya, Ahmed Musa says the Super Eagles will on Saturday, respond to the allegation that Nigeria uses ‘juju’ to win matches. TIH News had reported earlier in September that Libya’s former coach, Adel Amrouche had made the claim before he resigned, and while reacting, Musa said the Eagles are determined to win the vital match in Akwa Ibom. Speaking to TheCable, the Al Nassr FC striker said; “Before he resigned, he made a statement last time.   “So, we are going to give him the answer over there whether he resigned or not. For me, like I said earlier, we are not thinking about Libya.   “We don’t care whether the coach resigned or not. We don’t have to care, all we care for is what will happen on the pitch on Saturday.   “What we are focused on is about Super Eagles and not about Libya. For me I always know what Nigerians want, is for us to win.   “For me and my colleagues as players, we are not under any pressure. Especially for me, this is the kind of game that I love to play.   “So, I am not under any pressure. We are just ready and waiting for Saturday to come.” Musa, however, admitted that the team will miss captain John Obi Mikel’s influential presence but noted that other players can fill the void. “We will definitely miss the captain. Victor Moses is no longer available for selection due to his retirement from the national team,” he said. “We have players who are capable of filling the void. We certainly missed some players against Seychelles but coped.   “Troost-Ekong missed out of the Seychelles fixture but he is fully back for the Libyan test. We haven’t been to the two last editions of the AFCON. The players are looking forward to qualifying for the competition.” Read the full article

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