Zidane :No .Thank you

Zidane in disappointed in France's on-field performances at the World Cup and doesn't agree with the team's actions off it."This team has the possibility to get over this obstacle with this match. Everything can change for them," Zidane said Monday, adding France remains in contention for the title. "I hope they can still get out of this group. There is hope even if everything that has been said to now is the opposite."
France and South Africa have one point each from two matches, and will not progress if Mexico and Uruguay, both at four points, draw in their last Group A match.
Zidane said he could see a positive in defeat: it could shake the team clean of its problems with a coaching change imminent.While Zidane, who said he had no plans to go into coaching anytime soon, laughed about having scheduled his news conference some time ago expecting an easy day. Instead, his former teammates' problems became the only talking point.
"Yes, I'm sad like a lot of people who support this team. Yes, I'm sad because we talk about everything but football," Zidane said. "We're all disappointed, me firstly, because I wore this jersey for a long time and the nicest thing I could have was to wear it."
Former South Africa player Lucas Radebe, who spoke at the event alongside Zidane, hoped South Africa could capitalize on France's problems while avoiding its own implosion.
"You know how important this next match is, so I hope there are no problems _ we can't copy France outside the field of play," said Radebe, who played against Zidane at the '98 tournament. "We know France has problems but that's not our problem. We have to focus our team. Possibly that can be an advantage for us."

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