On M6, the former Girondins de Bordeaux striker, now a consultant for the channel during the Euro, Christophe Dugarryspoke after the victory of the French team over Belgium, reacting at the same time to the comments of Didier Deschampswhich ensured the victory was deserved and that the Blues had many opportunities.
“I’m useless, I can’t see anything, I don’t understand football, I don’t watch the same matches… I’m going to buy myself some new glasses… I don’t know what else to tell you. However, I have the feeling that many French people have, that we’re left wanting more. We shouldn’t act smart, we eliminated the Belgians, but I hope we’re capable of doing better, much better. If we consider shots in the clouds as goal-scoring opportunities, my God, football has changed a lot compared to the old days when I played… Now, sincerely… I hope we’re capable of providing something else. I see happy faces, I understand the smiles, the joy, the festive side of the players at the end of the match… but sincerely, we have to keep a low profile, because I think that what we’re offering is still well below what we should be capable of doing.”
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