For several days, sports fans have been thrilled. With their eyes riveted on France Télévisions, they can savor the broadcast of the second edition of the European sports championships. A competition that brings together the simultaneous organization of European championships in several disciplines such as athletics, swimming and rowing. And to ensure such a television marathon, France 2 and France 3 have entrusted the queens of animation to a trio composed of Cécile Grès, who officiates in the morning, Mathieu Lartot, in post in the afternoon, and finally Laurent Luyat , in command at the end of the day. Evenings that regularly bring together more than two million viewers.
But despite these great audiences, some Internet users point out, with a regularity that is difficult to dispute, the approximations of Laurent Luyat. “Laurent Luyat, what the hell. There is only one sport where he is competent?”, “On the other hand Laurent Luyat… I can’t..”, “He doesn’t understand anything about sport”, “Even Laurent Luyat has never reached this level of incompetence”, “The challenge is just to support Laurent Luyat. And it’s heroic!”, “Woe!!!@LaurentLuyat came back on air…“, “Luyat is simply a repellent!”, can we read on Twitter.
And obviously, many people prefer the sparkling Cécile Grès, present at the end of the morning: “We hope very much that @cecilegres will take the main presentation of the sport on @Francetele. Competence changes everything.”What a pleasure to follow the sport with solar and passionate people like @cecilegres Already a nugget on the rugby grounds but the multisport suits him so well! Good pick @francetvsport #munich22″, “Please spare us from Nelson & Laurent Luyat next summer a little fresh blood in addition to Cécile Grès would do good“.
Born in Paris on December 24, 1987, Cécile Grès is a journalist specializing in rugby union. After a stint in the editorial staff of the newspaper L’Équipe as a freelance reporter, this fan of the Brives club became a columnist on the show We’re going to get involved on L’Équipe 21. After having worked for Eurosport, she joined the sports department of France Télévisions in 2019, replacing Clémentine Sarlat. Journalist at the edge of the field for the matches of the European Cup and the XV of France, she also intervenes in Stade 2. She is also found in Tout le sport on France 3 and every year at Roland-Garros. She notably testified in the documentary I’m not a bitch, I’m a journalist by Marie Portolano, in which she reveals that she was the victim of harassment at the start of her career.
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