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From Djibril Cissé to Basile Boli, via David Ginola, many football stars have tried dance in the famous TF1 Telecrochet Dance with the stars. The opportunity to discover the hidden talents of these big names in the ball.
For this season, the first channel has retained two retired footballers, both ex-defensers and world champions with the French team: Adil Rami and Frank Leboeuf. Colossi on the ground, the two former Marseillais also split the armor by evoking their personal history in this television program. But it is on the prosecution that they were judged by the jury made up of Chris Marques, Jean-Marc Généreux or even Fauve Hautot.
Frank Leboeuf expected at the turn in Dals
If Adil Rami has collected the favors of the jurors by obtaining very honorable notes for his dances since the start of the adventure, Frank Leboeuf has not displayed the same predispositions. The 1998 world champion has notably passed very close to the elimination last week, when he was narrowly drafted in the last chance test against journalist Nelson Monfort.
Franck Leboeuf will he succeed in a more convincing performance this week to continue his journey in DALS? This is the assumed objective of this competitor. Accustomed to television games, the former defender had shown all his strength of character during his participation in Koh-Lanta, at the end of the world, ten years ago. A special experience of which he does not only have good memories. “I didn't know the show well, he told TV Magazine. I lived in Los Angeles at the time. And I did not understand the people who spoke to the cameras and who explained their lives. I had a tactic, I didn't want to speak. It is true that it swelled me a little. I didn't want a television, no camera, no phone and in fact we were filmed all the time. »»
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