Frank Leboeuf

Welcome, Frank.

Well, I feel for Brahim Jazz because for the rest of his life, that will represent something big and kind of a nightmare.

And everybody will remind him that.

Do you remember when you missed that penalty and on top of it, you tried to do a panenka?

Remember that panenka?

That was Neymar Panenka after a player who did it in 76 in a final of the European Championship.

But of course, as Craig mentioned, he didn't have to wait like 12, 15 minutes, I don't know, to shoot it.

And when you are under so much pressure, the longer it takes to take the penalty, the simpler you have to do it.

shoot on the floor strongly on the right side or left side, and if you miss it, nobody will hammer you because you missed it, because it can happen, and you can have regret, but small regret because you did what you had to do.

But there, there, it's horrible because he tried to brag, he tried to do too much, and he looks like a fool.

And that's horrible.

The feeling is horrible because he would have scored.

That would have been a hero.

That would have been fantastic.

Oh, the guts that he had, you know, to try the Panenka.

Yeah, it's good when you put it in the net.

But otherwise, it's terrible.

And that was terrible to watch.

Yeah, you know that psychologically there was a shrink who studied it and said, you know, that we should all shoot in the middle because 75 or 85% of the time the goalkeeper will pick a side.

So choosing the middle is a very good option.