French fume after Domenech hearing

POLITICIANS involved in yesterday’s closed-door hearing about France’s World Cup fiasco grumbled that Raymond Domenech refused to take any responsibility for his team’s misbehaviour and offered no explanations.

Thu, 01 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Pirate Irwin Paris

They said Domenech, the outgoing coach, tried to pin blame on the press during the parliamentary hearing.

A prominent National Assembly member, Jean-François Cope, said Domenech’s testimony “wasn’t very dignified”.

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