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Domenech dismisses bonus claims
AFP, Paris
France coach Raymond Domenech on Monday dismissed claims that he had received a bonus of 862,000 euros for successfully guiding the side to next year's World Cup finals.
The combative 57-year-old - whose team reached the finals in controversial circumstances last Wednesday ' as Thierry Henry's double handball set up the decisive goal in the 2-1 aggregate victory over the Republic of Ireland - told France Bleu that France Football's claims over his bonus were way over the mark
"The figure they cite is totally astounding," said Domenech, who has never won over the French fans despite taking the team to the 2006World Cup final.
"If it really was that, 1 would be as happy as anything.
"But it is way over the mark. I won't even try and contradict the information because it is their usual editorial line. It is a lie. Money is not my motivation.
"If I was coach of a club, I would be earning 10-rimes the amount I am at the moment.
"It is not a question of money. It was Roger Lemerre (France coach from 1998-2002) who said that 'We have one function, one real role, to be coach of France, that is enough'. I would do it for free, it is an honour to have such a post."
Toni slams van Gaal
AFP, Berlin
Italian striker Luca Toni on Tuesday revealed his relationship with Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal is at breaking point and admitted he wants to return to Italy to secure hisWorld Cup place.
"For four months, I have had a problem with van Gaal," Toni told Italian television station RAI 3.
Siena sack
Baroni, hire Malesani
AFP, Rome
The number of coaching changes in Serie A this season rose to eight on Monday after rock-bottom Siena fired Marco Baroni and hired Alberto Malesani.
Baroni had only been appointed on October 29 after Marco Giampaolo was fired and his tenure lasted just three weeks and three games, two of which were defeats.
The Siena job was his first as a Serie A coach and prior to being given the opportunity he was the club's youth team coach, a role he will probably go back to.
Malesani enjoyed success earlier in his coaching career when at Parma, guiding them to an Italian Cup and UEFA Cup triumph from 1998-2001.