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Sometimes it doesn’t take much to create controversy. By refusing to answer a question from Téléfoot on the identity of the best player with whom he had played, Didier Deschamps triggered the anger of Christophe Dugarry, not his biggest fan. Because for the RMC consultant, by not wanting to answer “Zidane” to this question, it is proof that Deschamps does not want to leave him free rein for his position.
“He won’t say ‘Zizou’ because he won’t emphasize it. He will never try. The best he has known, of course, is Zidane. Who made him win the World Cup? It’s Zidane! Who made him win a lot of stuff? It’s Zidane. But he will never say it! He will never say it! »Duga got annoyed. “He’s been here for twelve years and he’ll never make an assist. He has never made an assist in his life so even then he won’t make one. He doesn’t know how to do that. It’s the truth, he will never say good things about a possible competitor. » A new offensive outing from Dugarry against a coach he has rarely spared.
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