He looks like a ghoulish, little Napoleon. I again say it enough; there's no way Zidane should be criticized for the "thundering head butt to the sternum." Sure maybe he sullied a 15 year career of international brilliance, and left the final game of his career, a world cup final, in utter shame and disgrance, abandoning his teammates when they needed him most, but let us not forget, he dropped a guy "with a thundering head butt to the sternum." Maybe he just got pissed off at all that France always surrenders talk. Nappy owned that continent for like 20 years. Vive le France!
"Most bloggers buy Zidane's claim that the cranium attack was provoked by something Materazzi said. Richard Brown at the New Republic's Goal Post suspects racism: "Rumor has it that Materazzi called Zidane's father a 'harki' - the Arabic term for Algerians who fought for France against Algeria during the occupation. It's beyond all insults, the ultimate traitor.""
See also Zidane; arabic for a riposte marked by a thundering head butt to the sternum, most often used to introduce Italian futbolers to the pitch with unmistakable urgency.
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He looks like a ghoulish, little Napoleon. I again say it enough; there's no way Zidane should be criticized for the "thundering head butt to the sternum." Sure maybe he sullied a 15 year career of international brilliance, and left the final game of his career, a world cup final, in utter shame and disgrance, abandoning his teammates when they needed him most, but let us not forget, he dropped a guy "with a thundering head butt to the sternum." Maybe he just got pissed off at all that France always surrenders talk. Nappy owned that continent for like 20 years. Vive le France!
I just read this on slate.
"Most bloggers buy Zidane's claim that the cranium attack was provoked by something Materazzi said. Richard Brown at the New Republic's Goal Post suspects racism: "Rumor has it that Materazzi called Zidane's father a 'harki' - the Arabic term for Algerians who fought for France against Algeria during the occupation. It's beyond all insults, the ultimate traitor.""
See also Zidane; arabic for a riposte marked by a thundering head butt to the sternum, most often used to introduce Italian futbolers to the pitch with unmistakable urgency.
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