【醒目】世界杯赛事讨论贴~~（附每场赛事结果）~

4everluv

[quote=可爱柯南]...竟然还是让齐达内拿到了金球奖阿咔咔~~。。。。。。
看来大家都很理解他那一撞- -。。。。[/quote]

他可以抱着奖杯回家了 之后他会做什么

可爱柯南

只有他就每天对着奖杯诅咒马特拉齐= =。。。。。。玩笑了。。。

湘阿。。。。你要先了解才会知道阿。。。么关系。。。你就先豆花把。。。
以后你会慢慢了解的~~~~~

世界触手可及

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这里的世界杯讨论的好温和……

4everluv

这是一届少了很多悬念、几乎没有什么冷门“黑马”的世界杯，但你却不能不承认它的戏剧性。对于齐达内在世界杯决赛中近乎戏剧性的抱憾收场，全世界球迷都在疑惑，究竟什么样的言语挑衅，让齐达内在赛场上无所顾忌顶翻马特拉齐？法国当地时间7月12日晚间，齐达内接受法国国家电视台Canal+采访时，首度公开自己那著名“一撞”的缘由——马特拉齐侮辱了他的母亲及姐姐。对于“头击”行为，齐达内表示他深感抱歉但永不后悔。而关于齐马之间的口角，齐达内不愿详细透露具体细节。
In this photo made available by Canal Plus, French soccer star Zinedine Zidane, poses prior to a television interview, in Paris, Wednesday, July 12, 2006. Zinedine Zidane apologized for his violent conduct during the World Cup final in Berlin, Germany.[AP]

An apology, but no regrets and no detailed explanation on what set him off. That's where French soccer star Zinedine Zidane left things Wednesday during widely broadcast television interviews that attempted to decipher his ugly head-butting of an Italian opponent during the World Cup final.

He did say he was spurred by cruel insults to his mother and sister. But the exact exchange between France's captain and Marco Materazzi remains a mystery. Zidane never was specific about what enraged him. So, for the moment, the words stay between them.

"I would rather have taken a punch in the jaw than have heard that ," he told the Canal-Plus television network, stressing that Materazzi's language was "very harsh," and that he uttered the insults several times.

In his first public comments since Sunday's match, Zidane repeatedly apologized to fans, especially to children. But he said he didn't regret the abrupt, violent outburst that marked the end of his illustrious 18-year professional career.

"I tell myself that if things happened this way, it's because somewhere up there it was decided that way ," the 34-year-old midfielder said in an interview on TF1 television. "And I don't regret anything that happened, I accept it."
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The act of aggression marred the end of the World Cup, with many warning it would tarnish the legacy of Zidane, who retired after the tournament.

Wednesday, he stressed he felt no regret "because that would mean (Materazzi) was right to say all that."

"There was a serious provocation," Zidane said. "My act is not forgivable. But they must also punish the true guilty party, and the guilty party is the one who provokes."

4everluv

surely,从任何角度来说，zidane 都是这次世界杯最红的星~

4everluv

一直都没有到300，
这帖早就应该功成身退的说
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一下摘自bbc sports


I'm sorry but no regrets - Zidane


Zidane has spoken about his sending-off for the first time

Zinedine Zidane has apologised for his headbutt on Italian defender Marco Materazzi in Sunday's World Cup final.


But the French legend does not regret his actions, alleging on television that Materazzi provoked him by insulting both his mother and sister.
"It was inexcusable. I apologise," said the 34-year-old Zidane. "But I can't regret what I did because it would mean that he was right to say all that."
Materazzi responded by denying he said anything about Zidane's mother.

"I didn't mention anything about religion, politics or racism," said the Italian on Wednesday.

"I didn't insult his mother. I lost my mother when I was 15 years old and still get emotional when I talk about it.
"Naturally, I didn't know that his mother was in hospital but I wish her all the best.
"Zidane is my hero and I have always admired him a lot."
Zidane was sent off for headbutting Materazzi in the chest in the second period of extra-time in the final in Berlin.
The Frenchman claimed he had been provoked by the Italian and appeared on French TV station Canal Plus on Wednesday to explain his actions.


"It was seen by two or three billion people on television and millions and millions of children were watching," he said.
"It was an inexcusable gesture and to them, and the people in education whose job it is to show children what they should and shouldn't do, I want to apologise."
Asked what had caused to react so violently, he said Materazzi had directed some "very hard words" at him.
"You hear them once and you try to move away. But then you hear them twice, and then a third time," said Zidane.
"I am a man and some words are harder to hear than actions. I would rather have taken a blow to the face than hear that."


Zidane, who retired from football after Sunday's final, also called for Materazzi to be punished for his part in the incident.

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"We always talk about the reaction, and obviously it must be punished. But if there is no provocation, there is no need to react," said the former Real Madrid and Juventus player.
"Above all it was a very serious provocation. It was an inexcusable gesture but the real culprit is the person who provoked it.
"Do you imagine that in a World Cup final like that with just 10 minutes to go to the end of my career, I am going to do something like that because it gives me pleasure?"
Since the incident, rumours have run rife about what Materazzi said to get such a reaction from the Frenchman.
There were claims the Italian had called Zidane a "terrorist", but in Tuesday's edition of the Italian newspaper La Gazetta dello Sport, Materazzi said: "It was the kind of insult you will hear dozens of times and just slips out on the field.
"I didn't call Zidane a terrorist and certainly didn't mention his mother. I did not bring up Zidane's mother; for me a mother is sacred."

Zinedine Zidane's last professional game ended with a red card

Zidane, who was born and grew up in Marseille, is the son of Algerian immigrants and has suffered taunts about his heritage throughout his football career.
The two players initially clashed in the Italian penalty area before words were exchanged.
Materazzi said: "I held his shirt, for only a few seconds. He turned towards me and scoffed at me, looking at me with super arrogance, up and down.
"He said 'if you really want my shirt, you can have it later'. It's true, I shot back with an insult."
Fifa is to investigate Zidane's sending-off and president Sepp Blatter has hinted the France star could be stripped of the Golden Ball award he won after being voted the best player in the World Cup by journalists.
Zidane said he planned to defend himself in the Fifa investigation into his sending off. He also confirmed that he would not go back on his decision to quit the game. "This is a decision I have made and I will not go back on it," he said. "This is definite. I will not play again."

4everluv

WHAT WAS SAID?

BBC Radio Five Live asked a deaf lip reader to read Materazzi's words phonetically to an Italian translator:

She deciphered the insult as being "you're the son of a terrorist whore"
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4everluv

The BBC's Ten O'Clock News called in experts to study the television footage who said: Materazzi told Zidane to "calm down" before accusing him of being a "liar" and wished "an ugly death to you and your family". This was followed by "Go f*** yourself"

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goodbye, cya in 2010 world cup!