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Lernerre v Zoff. Master tacticians
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands. July 1 (AFP): Portraits of Roger Lemerre and Dino Zoff, coaches to Euro 2000 finalists France and Italy, who meet in Sunday's final here at the De Kulp Stadium:
ROGER LEMERRE (France)
In 1970 a Nantes team featuring Roger Lemerre were thrashed 5-0 by St Etienne in a French Cup Final. On the right of St Etienne’s midfield was a certain Aime Jacquet.
Ever since then it would be fair to say that Lemerre has
been eclipsed by Jacquet but victory in the Euro 2000 Final for France would be the first step for Lernerre as he bids to emerge from the shadows of his friend.
Of course only victory in the World Cup will see Lernerre finally pull level with Jacquet in terms of popularity with the French people but Sunday's final would be a good start.
In fact Lernerre played his part in France’s World Cup victory as right-hand man Jacquet during that victorious campaign - and after the French Football Federation flirted with the idea of appointing then Monaco coach Jean Tlgana and veteran Auxerre coach Guy Roux it was Lernerre who succeeded Jacquet at the helm of Les Bleus' eight days after that momentous victory.
His early days, with such a hard act to follow, were not easy and there were constant rumours that his standing in the dressing room was being undermined by the likes of Didier Deschamps and Laurent Blanc.
With qualification for Euro 2000 achieved Lernerre even hinted he might quit before Euro 2000 but shortly before the tournament signed a two-year contract extension that ensured he wifi be at the helm when France defend their World title in Japan and South Korea.
His bizarre utterances to the press are sometimes perplexing: "If my hat tells me how to vote I will burn rny hat," is one Lemerre pearl of wisdom.
Lemerre's record as a player is nothing like his opposite number on Sunday, Dino ZofTs. Born In Brlcquebec near the Belgian border he played for Sedan, Nantes. Nancy and Lens, appeared in 414 matches in the French first division, and was voted France Football magazine's player of the year in 1966, 1968 and 1969.
He only won six caps as a player for France.
Lemerre. who coached French clubs Red Star, Lens. Paris FC and Strasbourg, has also coached a world championship winning team when France won the military’ event in Italy in 1995.
Lemerre was coach to (he so-called Joinville regiment where France's aspiring footballers do their national service.
But shortly before France 98 Jacquet called up Lemerre into his Clairefontalne campaign headquarters - and the rest is
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DINO ZOFF (Italy)
Dino Zoff may be set for the latest accolade in an already record-breaking career, but the Euro 2000 final is unlikely to see Italy's coach leaping in celebration if they win on Sunday.
The most illustrious figure in the history of Italian football. Zoff is also its least forthcoming and the most adept at hiding his emotions behind a few mumbled words into a microphone.
The 58-year-old embodies the cautious, low-profile approach to life taken by the men of his native Friuli region, tucked away in Italy's northeastern corner, and Is anything but the voluble exhuberant Italian.
The contrast is only sharpened by the fact that he has spent so much of his life in the
spotlight, albeit reluctantly.
Zoff is the only Italian footballer to have won a World Cup (1982) and a European championship (1968) in his playing career and he still holds the caps record of 112 for his country.
He captained Italy 59 times, and In club football won an astonishing six league titles and two UEFA Cups with Juventus.
As a coach, he guided the Turin club to the UEFA Cup and the Italian Cup. before later Joining Lazio in 1990 - where he was subsequently appointed club president.
However, he was back In a tracksuit when Cesare Maldinl was sacked as national coach following Italy's 1998 World Cup quarter-final defeat to France In a penalty shoot-out -the very mechanism which enabled Zoffs team to beat Holland and reach Sunday’s final here.
But if football Is what Zoff loves, what he hates - like most of the coaches at Euro 2000 - Is the football press. Spats, albeit conducted in his low. monotone voice, arc commonplace with the Italian reporters
In a rare Insight Into his feelings. Zoff was asked on Thursday if hr felt that he was a lucky man. given that a penalty shoot-out had ended Italy's last three World Cup campaigns.
I don't know if you can call It luc k to be here with you lot everyday." he said.