Patrick Vieira hits out at classless Raymond Domenech for manner of World Cup snub

13 May 2010 10:39
Patrick Vieira has hit out at France boss Raymond Domenech, accusing him of lacking class in his handling of the former skipper's omission from his World Cup squad.[LNB]The 33-year-old, who moved to Manchester City from Inter Milan in the winter in part to prove he was worth a place on the plane to South Africa, only discovered he was not in the 30-man preliminary group by watching the announcement on TV.[LNB] Good relationship: Patrick Vieira (right) was angry with the way he found out about Raymond Domenech's decision to leave him out of the squad[LNB]'I respect the choice,' he told Canal+. 'There are other players who can help, I do not doubt that. The only problem I have is in the context of our relationship. [LNB]'I've always had a healthy relationship with Raymond. I expected more candour, more contact - then I would have accepted it much more easily.[LNB]'Learning the decision like that - this lack of tact, the lack of class - it annoys me. Some coaches know how to do it, others do not.'[LNB] France boss Domanech will only take 'fully operational' Gallas to World CupWorld Cup round-up: Latest news from Holland, France, Spain and BrazilVieira looks to remain at Manchester City after activating one-year extensionComplete lowdown on all 32 squads in the frame for South AfricaMANCHESTER CITY FC

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