Anelka wasn't the problem for France: Paclet

Former France team doctor Jean-Pierre Paclet has defended Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka’s role in Les Bleus’ World Cup meltdown.

Sun, 29 Aug, 2010 - 14:29

Former France team doctor Jean-Pierre Paclet has defended Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka’s role in Les Bleus’ World Cup meltdown.

Under former coach Raymond Domenech, the team managed just one point and one goal from their three Group A games.

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