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                    [Title] => Zidane pledges to restore Real Madrid's attacking prowess
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Zinedine Zidane promises to make up for his lack of coaching experience by inspiring Real Madrid to play with the same attacking flair he displayed during his playing career.

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                    [Title] => Zidane takes on 1st major challenge as Madrid coach
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Zinedine Zidane faces his greatest challenge in a glittering and scandal-hit career after taking over the notoriously unstable helm of Real Madrid on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) for his first major coaching job.

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                    [Title] => France finally finds recipe for midfield success
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After years of underachieving and failed promise, France has a midfield to be proud of again.

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The historic head-butt that marked the end of France great Zinedine Zidane's international football career is now more than just a memory.
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Senior year of college. My last year of formal, tertiary education. I know I should be savoring the last moments of my college life, but sometimes I find myself staring outside the window of my classroom and musing about life instead of listening to my teachers.
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Zidane, or Zizou as he is fondly called, bowed out in disgrace as he ended his international career with a red card, but did the most admirable thing of apologizing for his misdeed.


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                    [Title] => Esperon ‘confirmed’ as next AFP Chief of Staff: Is Ambassador Willy Gaa headed for Washington DC?
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                    [Title] => French sing Les Bleus
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It was supposed to be France’s redemption. And the French appeared to be on their way to regaining lost pride after veteran Zinedine Zidane drew first blood with a seventh minute penalty to give Les Bleus a 1-0 lead over Italy in the World Cup finals in Berlin last Sunday (yesterday morning, Manila).


In the last World Cup four years ago, France was the humiliated defending champion who failed to survive the first round after losing 1-0 to lowly Senegal, drawing with Uruguay in a scoreless tie and bowing 2-0 to Denmark. 


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