Ten years after World Cup fiasco, Domenech back in dugout ...Qatar

Raymond Domenech was unveiled as the new boss of struggling French Ligue 1 side Nantes yesterday, 10 years after his rollercoaster reign as France coach ended in a player strike and World Cup humiliation. “I’m happy, it’s a real pleasure....maybe I understand your problems better, I hope not to repeat my mistakes”, he told journalists. The 68-year-old Domenech was in charge of Les Bleus from 2004 until the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The tournament was an utter fiasco with temperamental striker Nicolas Anelka sent home, players striking in response before the team was knocked out in the first round. That was the last time Domenech coached a team. If that was an excruciating experience f

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