>>This incident will for sure hv long epilogue. I wld not be surprised if this was not just an ugly quarell between two players on the field, but premeditated, deliberate act - in this case sucessfully removing opponent's key player (known to hv temper problem ) - off the field.
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>>I do not aprove what Zidanne did, but I cannot accept that is OK to badly insult someone in a cold blood eighter. Both players are to be blamed for what hv happened. Ziddane will of course take most of the blame because everybody SAW what he did, and Italian much less because nobody HEARD
>>what did he say to Ziddane.
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>>Who is to say *which blow* really hurted more.
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>Come on! When you were a kid probably some other kid insulted you or your mother. The answer is generally a fight. When you are an adult, a professional player and in front of *many* cameras in the most watched sports event on the planet, you are supposed to react like an adult.

I said I do not aprove what he did, just I cannot blame him to hard.
(as press will probably do). Some soccer players hv problem with their knees, some of them with their nerves. That is life as well.

Now, being great star, and national team leader (comming from minority)
he must hv prepared himself much better psihologically. He had great deal of responsability, and posessed power necessary to make France win this game - and he blew it all on short temper.

He lost game of his life. I am sure he will never forgive himself for that.








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