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Fresque Cantona
Eric CANTONA a été représenté dans une fresque du peintre britannique Michaël BROWNE qui s'est inspiré du "Christ RESSUCITE" de Pierro della Francesca. Il a intitulé son oeuvre "l'Art du jeu". Présentation de la fresque et interview de Michael BROWN.

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Cantona relives 'dream kick'
Manchester United legend Eric Cantona claims his infamous kung fu-style kick on a Crystal Palace fan was the best memory of his career.
The Frenchman was banned in 1995 after launching himself into the crowd with a kick at Palace fan Matthew Simmons after being sent off.
The incident was a black spot on a magnificent career but Cantona, who recently became director of football for the New York Cosmos, insists it was a high point.
Asked in a television inteview what the highlight of his career was, he responded: "When I did the kung fu kick on the hooligan, because these kind of people don't have to be at the game.
"I think maybe it's like a dream for some, you know sometimes to kick these kind of people. So I did it for them. So they are happy. It's a kind of freedom for them.
"So I speak about that because maybe they felt it. Because they felt something special physically. Maybe it was a different feeling.
"It's a great feeling, but different."

Test Bart #23 : Eric Cantona football challenge ( Super Nintendo )
Allez un p'tit jeu de foot sur Super Nintendo pour changer, même si je suis pas fan de ce sport j'ai quand même passé pas mal de temps sur ce titre quand j'étais gosse. Le football en jeu vidéo c'est mieux, surtout que dans ce Eric Cantona les joueurs ne sont pas payés des millions pour se regarder les pompes sur le terrain. Bonne vidéo :p

FPS - Looking for Eric - 18 June 09
British director Ken Loach, the multi-award-winning master of social realism, turns his talents to a light-hearted Mancunian comedy-drama in Looking for Eric, which co-stars the legendary French footballer Eric Cantona.

The film follows the plight of Eric Bishop (Steve Evets), a down-and-out postman desperate to reunite with his first ex-wife.

Life is not going the way he had planned. His only emotional consolation, being an avid Manchester United fan, is to talk the poster of his idol, "King Eric."

In steps Cantona, playing himself, as Eric's imaginary friend and guru, ready to kick-start his life down a more positive path.

Amanda Palmer speaks to Loach, along with Loachs long-time collaborator, writer Paul Laverty, plus Evets and, of course, Cantona, the footballer-turned-actor who tells how one real-life fan-turned-friend became the inspiration for the film.