Ten years after the fiasco of the France team during the 2010 world Cup in South Africa, Nicolas Anelka, the former striker of the Blues, is back on this episode dark of his career. In the documentary "Anelka, the misunderstood" broadcast from Wednesday on Netflix, the French said, his truths, his way of thinking. Between her argument with Raymond Domenech, the " A " Team and the mutiny of Knysna, Anelka – now 41-year-old – re-opens the pages of the past. Selected pieces...

On his argument with Raymond Domenech at half-time of the match Mexico-France : "I get frustrated in the locker room. I'm thinking, I'm trying to say to me : ’I have no ball, I don't find the solution, we can't play, there's still 0-0 and there has not yet been marked ' goal’. Suddenly, the coach comes home and it spell my name. When it comes out my name, with all the frustration that was there already before, it is out because I do not suggest that you kinds my name as if I was the wrongdoer, almost public enemy # 1. As if it was my fault. So me I felt a aggression. It is a very big error, he must know that the frustration is there and that I'm a volcano. "