that's the magic of the great zizou
2006-11-03 18:15:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Ofcourse he's such a lot good-looking bald footballer. And you probably mindful that he used to be one in every of most effective 2 3-time FIFA World Player of the Year winners (Ronaldo the opposite), he additionally completed within the best 3 yet another 3 instances, and used to be additionally named European Footballer of the Year in 1998. Yes he used to be violent. He used to be purple-carded for headbutting Jochen Kientz even as gambling for Juventus in 2000-01. He used to be son of immigrants. He grew up within the field which used to be deficient colony of immigrants and crime premiums had been top. So that can be a rationale for his competitive behaviour. Showing the selection of an athlete who desires to exceed expectancies, Zidane had performed his first sport in First Division on the age of 17, and it used to be from then that soccer went from an ambition to a ardour. You understand France used to be core of racism riots for the duration of ninety seven-ninety eight. The elections had been fought on hindrance of exterminating the migrants. A candidate went on to mention that zizou should not be in French staff as he used to be no longer a frenchman. All those situation might characteristic to Zidane's behaviour.
2016-09-01 06:52:45
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answered by ? 4
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Watch the matches Zidane has played in again, this time with both eyes open, and especially look at the UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE final 2002 between Real MADRID and Bayer Leverkusen and then answer your own question. You've gotta be kidding me!
2006-11-04 08:39:54
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answered by sushibabes 3
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I don't agree. That was spectacular fall from grace when he embarrassed himself in the worlds biggest game (his last) and let down a country.
The French being the French though, they made up excuses for him, as he did for himself. And they gave him a hero's welcome - honestly, French don't know how dumb they look sometimes. I guess there is a reason they are regarded as so arrogant - personally I believe it stems from insecurity.
2006-11-04 07:07:30
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answered by Anonymous
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No I don't. It isn't just his game play. He can direct passages of play with ease and grace and see them forming before others see them arrive. He has great vision. His ability to lift his team and inspire them to perform is unquestionable. The admiration and respect he has from his players and opponents alike is present each and every time they play with and against him. That speaks volumes.
2006-11-03 15:33:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Just his presence resurected the French team. He doesn't run fast, his dribbles aren't anything special but he is amazing at making plays. He has the ability to look down the field and know exactly what he is going to do.
2006-11-03 17:00:05
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answered by d 2
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He wasn't that great in the World Cup but he's done amazing throughtout his whole career! He's definetly one of the top overall players. And I don't think he's over-rated.
2006-11-03 15:30:11
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answered by lolo99 1
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Zidane is an idiot... screwed up big time... it was only that he lost the world cup by his stupid action, by which he disgraced his country, but also that it was his last game before retirement... why would he want to be remembered like that? i think he really screwed it up...
2006-11-03 16:30:03
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answered by ILuvMe 4
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Yes I think Zidane is over-rated.
2006-11-03 22:41:30
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answered by DIOGENES 3
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He played well the whole tournament....until he decided to headbutt. But it is no coincidence that he was the captain of two france teams that made it to the world cup final (winning the first one). I'm not a fan of his but I think he is one of the best players of our generation and definitely not over-rated.
2006-11-03 15:32:59
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answered by KarmaKramer 1
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Isn't Zidane a zit cream? Hehehe.
2006-11-03 15:30:57
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answered by ebonyruffles 6
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