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Zidane's Headbutt in M6 France
Tonight in France:
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| Pour sa rentr�e sur M6, le magazine � Secrets d�Actualit� � revient sur le coup de t�te de Zidane en finale de la Coupe du Monde. L�occasion de lever quelques voiles sur ce geste d�cri�. Le communiqu� est tomb� en provenance de M6. � Pour son num�ro de rentr�e, Secrets d�Actualit� vous propose un document exceptionnel : Zidane, r�v�lations sur un coup de t�te. � Qu�allait-on apprendre de nouveau dans ce programme ? C�est la question qui a intrigu� les r�dactions. Zidane allait-il dire autre chose que ce qu�il a dit apr�s le Mondial pour justifier son coup de t�te ? Le quatri�me arbitre espagnol, Luis Medina Cantalejo, allait-il confirmer qu�il avait vu les images du coup de boule le plus c�l�bre du monde sur son �cran de contr�le ? Le document de Fr�d�ric Martin et Frank Lepagnol ne sera pas r�volutionnaire puisque ni Zidane, ni Materazzi, ni Luis Medina Cantalejo ne se sont pr�t�s aux questions de cette �mission. Malgr� tout, pour le grand public, ce programme a l�int�r�t de d�montrer l�un des myst�res de ce match. Comment l�arbitre du match M.Elizondo a-t-il pu donner un carton rouge pour un geste que ni lui, ni ses deux juges assistants n�ont vu ? Interrog� dans ce documentaire, l�arbitre argentin r�affirme ne pas avoir vu Zidane frapper son adversaire. Du coup, sans le quatri�me arbitre, Zidane aurait pu finir le match impun�ment. Or, ce fameux quatri�me arbitre a-t-il vu en direct l�action ou s�est-il inform� gr�ce � la retransmission du geste au ralenti sur son �cran de contr�le ? Selon ce document, M6 marche dans la voie trac�e d�s le soir du match par les journalistes pr�sents au stade olympique de Berlin et par Raymond Domenech : � On a invent� l�arbitrage vid�o. � La premi�re partie du magazine montre que Zin�dine Zidane a bien failli passer au travers des mailles du filet. Et comment son geste, qui a �chapp� aux quatre paires d�yeux des arbitres, a manqu� de peu de ne pas �tre film� lors de ce France-Italie. S�il n�avait pas �t� film�, Zidane n�aurait pas �t� expuls�. CQFD. Secret d�Actualit� nous pr�sente donc un aspect non connu de cette histoire. Un aspect que l�on retiendra plus que les �lucubrations sur le pourquoi du comment d�un geste que le principal int�ress� ne souhaite plus commenter, esp�rant sans y croire qu�un jour on ne parlera ni ne chantera plus son trop c�l�bre coup de boule� |
I don't understand anything about this because I can't speak french, Now the only one's who's going to understand this is you and Fast, and perhaps RapidFire who's a Zidane fanboy 
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| Originally posted by zoric I don't understand anything about this because I can't speak french, Now the only one's who's going to understand this is you and Fast, and perhaps RapidFire who's a Zidane fanboy |
But the fact remains that Zidane, as much I love him as a player, deserved to be sent off for what he did. And if there had been no video, he might not have been red carded and France would have potentially had an unfair advantage in the PKs.
Just let it die.
Hey he was playing the game. That means if the referee can't see you, it didn't happen. Same thing as the in/famous "hand of god." Soccer is not supposed to be checked by live recording, just the referee's. If he got kicked out because of that, then it shouldn't have happened.
And yes, freaking Italy beat France, nothing changes that now, but still the argument is relevant as to whether there should be other authority in the game besides the 4 referees.
old vid but so is this discussion 
still funny though
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| Originally posted by zoric I don't understand anything about this because I can't speak french, Now the only one's who's going to understand this is you and Fast, and perhaps RapidFire who's a Zidane fanboy |
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