“He built himself”, from a wall in Brittany to the roof of the world, Guy Stéphan route of the indispensable assistant of Deschamps

In popular imagery, the Mûr-de-Bretagne leads back to a famous coast, surveyed by lovers of the little queen. Guy Stéphan, the assistant coach of the Blues, identifies it, more, with a work of masonry, posed in the borough of Ploumilliau (Côtes-d’Armor). In the early 1960s, his parents owned a mechanics garage there, at the entrance of which was this assembly of stones now faded by the patina of time and relieved of its gutter.