But Zidane's fault was that anyone can't just make justice by
himself, even if ...
Not just that, but for not recognizing the moment and what it would mean
to take his anger out then.
That's true, and an gran part of the french deception (is it the good word
?)
Part of the game, and most sports, is "getting into your opponent's
head", and Materazzi apparently succeeded in making Zidane focus on him
and not the match at hand.
A real strategy had been made by italians about that ; if it is not possible
to break him physically, try to hurt him ; so there is a team responsibility
in this mess.
The principle was only to win, nevertheless the collateral damages.
I mean, that's a real problem. What can we hope from men whose life is not
expected more than doing not "their" best, but "the" best ?
Gérard.
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