I take it all back. As it turns out, Zidane's move was indeed brilliant. He knew what he was doing we just know it. He was leaving his legacy in a much bigger way off the field.
posted by Dwardisimo Rex at 5:55 PM
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
I take it all back. As it turns out, Zidane's move was indeed brilliant. He knew what he was doing we just know it. He was leaving his legacy in a much bigger way off the field.
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