法國隊罷訓的帶頭者 - 世足

根據法國官員的消息 加拉斯 亨利 阿比達爾三位安內爾卡的好朋友發起了那次的罷訓

這起目前為止世界盃最大的話題來自這三位大佬 他們策劃了罷訓

再以全隊的名義發表了聲援阿烏卡的聲明 事後一些年輕球員主動找到占星師為這件事道
歉

法國體育部長Roselyne Bachelot得知真相後表示她已經告訴這些球員他們損害法國形象

回國後將全面調查整個事件 法國媒體皆知隊內幾位年長的球員正是內亂不斷的始作俑者


France chiefs have accused World Cup veterans William Gallas and Thierry

Henry of being behind the mutiny against manager Raymond Domenech.



Domenech has indicated that some big names might be dropped against

South Africa on Tuesday and French officials believe that Gallas and

Henry were involved in the controversy.



"Three or four are leaders taking the rest along with them,” French

official Henri Monteil told The Sun.



"Some went to see Domenech. They were crying, saying sorry for what

happened. They were young players.



"The leaders are players who'll never play in a World Cup again. Who?

William Gallas, Eric Abidal and Thierry Henry, who is friends with

Nicolas Anelka."



Anelka was the player that caused an uproar in the France camp after

he lashed out at Domenech during the 2006 finalists defeat against

Mexico.


The Chelsea striker was kicked off the squad and sent home, leading

to the team striking in his defence.



Sports minister Roselyne Bachelot was disappointed with the players’

actions and warned the team that they were reflecting poorly on

France.

"I told the players they'd tarnished the image of France," Bachelot

said.

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