Téléfoot

Téléfoot , the emission-magazine of Football of TF1, is diffused each Sunday morning in the neighborhoods of 10:45.

History

It is the television program having one of greatest longevities of PAF, after the Tv news, the Sunday, the Eurovision, Of the figures and of the letters, Thalassa and Stade 2… It was diffused for the first time the September 16th 1977.

1977 : TF1 spends 450.000 francs the first season to create and animate the emission.
1978 : very satisfied with the results recorded by Téléfoot, TF1 renews the contract with the League for 14 month against 1,5 franc million.
1979 : following very the good performances recorded by Téléfoot, TF1 renews the contract with the League for three seasons against 3 franc million per annum. The principle of the Publicité on the shirts is now completely admitted by the televiewers and the persons in charge of chains.
2007 : The March 30th LFP gives the rights of the Sunday magazine to France 2 which will diffuse France 2 foot Source: LFP and the Team. TF1 affirms that it will continue the emission nevertheless, from now on devoted to foreign football.
2007 : For the re-entry of the season of football 2007-2008 and at the time of the 30 years of diffusion of the emission. TF1 set up a new decoration and a new framework.

Presenters

Pierre Cangioni, first presenter of the emission
Michel Denisot
Didier Roustan
Roger Zabel
Thierry Roland, Frederic Jaillant and Jean-Michel Larqué
Christian Jeanpierre & Nathalie Renoux
Estelle Denis replaces Nathalie Renoux in 2004
Thierry Gilardi and sometimes Romain Del Bello since January 2005

Consultants

The following personalities played the consultants with Téléfoot:

Marianne Mako
Sophie Thalmann, Miss France 1998
Guy Roux, former trainer of the
Pascal Praud
Vincent Hardy
Philippe Houy
Fabrice David
Pierre Peyronnet
Shine Fernandez
Jean-Luc Arribart
Romain Del Bello

Rewards

Seven of gold of the best sporting emission in 2000

Anecdote

Sign of the popularity of the emission, Renaud sings “I missed TV-foot” on the album the Return by Gerard Lambert in 1981.

Bonds External

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