News about Raymond Domenech

Nicolas Anelka has shed the lid on his turbulent France career, detailing how he suffered wearing the French jersey. After being banned for his part in France's turbulent mutiny during the World Cup in June, the striker's international career came to an end in 2010. Anelka was given the highest punishment of the five players brought before the French Football Federation (FFF), after he insulted Raymond Domenech, the player's then-France coach, resulting in the player's dismissal from the tournament and the team's staging of a boycott.

During squad mutiny at the 2010 World Cup, Nicolas Anelka told manager Raymond Domenech where to go in very vibrant language. Karim Benzema (inset right) has been sentenced to serve with blackmail teammate Mathieu Valbuena over a sex tape. Allegations Paul Pogba (right) hired a wizard-doctor to cast a spell on Kylian Mbappe (right). Adrien Rabiot's mother screamed Kylian Mbappe's son's "arrogance" for their son's 'arrogance,' and then again after the forward missed the penalty that pulled the country out of Euro 2020. And that's just in the last 12 years! There is never a shortage of information for fans of French football's ostensibly never-ending psychodrama. In fact, Les Bleus were plagued by injuries, scandal, and families fighting in the stands, threatening to destroy the team once more before the Qatar World Cup this winter. But they have sorted out all of those problems. And now?After cruising past Poland 3-1 in the last-16 on Sunday? It's only calm among Doier Deschamps (left) and his players. Pogba and Benzema's absences have been a blessing in disguise; former problem child Rabiot (right of inset top) has rejoined the team, and Mbappe is on the verge of winning the Golden Boot. England should obviously be concerned ahead of their quarter-final match against Saturday. So just how have France done it? Sportmail looks at the organisation's dramatic recovery.

As he prepares them for their last 16 games against Poland on Sunday, gruesome injury issues, controversies over image rights, and suspected personal inconsistencies have all subpoenaed, and Doier Deschamps is now in charge of a squad at one with each other. William Saliba, a defender for Arsenal, was just 10 when his country's 2010 squad went on strike under new manager Raymond Domenech, so only knows life under a Deschamps regime, with France's second favorites second behind Brazil.

Trust France to be world champions and field a team that will be considered favorites once more in Qatar this summer, only to find plans overshadowed by rumors of witch-doctors, image rights, an alleged extortion plot, and more than a dozen players out injured. The squad is making clouds,' according to daily newspaper L'Equipe's verdict on Tuesday, and although the storm is yet to tear into Didier Deschamps' group, chaos doesn't seem to be too far away in Clairefontaine.' The Le Scandale - a French scandal on the eve of a World Cup, invokes eerily memories from 2010, when the team, then led by Raymond Domenech, revolted at the tournament.