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During the 24th, 2011 Paris, three people are indicted for organized fraud, forgery and a

place in decastity with a French judicial system. Max Kizini, the flamboyant owner of Staffan

Day, who'd spent over 30 million euros during his reign and had taken them from the 4th Division

in 1995 to five time friends champions, is forced to sell the club in order to avoid bankruptcy

and relegation. Naked calendars, audacious pink kits, glad

editorial pre-match entertainment, strippers, suicide, naked celebrity fans, titles, homophobia

and bankruptcy. This is the story of the rise and fall of Max Kizini, rugby's greatest

ever owner. His genius is unparalleled in the fact that he

kept the imagination he had the superstars, he had the branding, he had his own quirks,

everything worked together. He totally transformed the face of

rugby. He's a free spirit, he's a lunatic, but he's brilliant.

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