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Thursday
13Jul2006

"No regrets"

It was an inexcusable gesture and to them, and the people in education whose job it is to show children what they should and shouldn't do, I want to apologise.

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I can't regret it because if I do it would be like admitting that he was right to say all that. And above all, it was not right.

We always talk about the reaction, and inevitably it must be punished. But if there is no provocation, there is no reaction.

First of all you have to say there is provocation, and the guilty one is the one who does the provoking. The response is to always punish the reaction, but if I react, something has happened.

Do you imagine that in a World Cup final like that, with just 10 minutes to go to the end of my career, I am going to do something like that because it gives me pleasure?


Zinedine Zidane --- Still a hero

[full transcript]

Reader Comments (5)

Yes Zidane is our Hero !!
Zidane is a proud man!!

i return to play
http://sudokuz.eu/coup-boule-zidane.php

July 13, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterChris

'The ZZ Rule" can be applied to international conflicts : Provocation = Response = Punishment of the Response but not the Provocation.

Israel v Palestine ? US v It's a long list

July 13, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterRichard W. Symonds

"My action was unforgivable, but I'm saying to you that the person who committed the provocation should also be punished" (Zidane)

July 13, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterRichard W. Symonds

Indeed.

July 13, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterJose

Perhaps Zidane has done a last favour to soccer by doing what he did.

July 14, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterJose

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