And he said that while he apologized to the "children" who had witnessed the incident (but, bizarrely, nobody else who might not have enjoyed seeing a grown man assault another adult) he had no regrets and would do it all over again.
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Zidane's legacy is his elegant game, not a vicious exit
France top player Zinedine Zidane received his 14th red card of his career after a vicious attack on Italy's Marco Materazzi in the world cup 2006 final. Zidane said Materazzi provoked him by insulting his mother and sister.
And he said that while he apologized to the "children" who had witnessed the incident (but, bizarrely, nobody else who might not have enjoyed seeing a grown man assault another adult) he had no regrets and would do it all over again.
And he said that while he apologized to the "children" who had witnessed the incident (but, bizarrely, nobody else who might not have enjoyed seeing a grown man assault another adult) he had no regrets and would do it all over again.
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