Deschamps: "the players no longer have right to the error"

The new coach of the French soccer team, Didier Deschamps, warned that the current situation of the Gallic combined, eliminated in the quarter-finals in the UEFA European Championship, is that players no longer have "right to the error".

"I am not here to threaten anyone, I am confident (...), but cannot afford the minimum error," he added in his first press conference since this Sunday was confirmed as a substitute for Laurent Blanc, who left the bench on June 30.

The former coach of Olympique de Marseille (OM) stressed that you want to form an effective team, "that check and imposition of the adversary" and stepped forward to do so will give priority to both the offensive and defensive aspect but the final strategy depends on the opponent.

"Choose the players who best correspond to the system I want to start," said Deschamps, who insisted that it is not in that position "to meet worldwide" and that not going to remove the dream the exposure level to which submitted you your new work.

"Assume my decisions," he said in that speech, which confirmed that he has signed for two years and his contract will be renewed automatically if you manage to qualify the country for the 2014 World Cup.

For the new coach for 43 years and has achieved six titles in three years as coach of the OM, the main difficulty of his new job is not the fact of choosing between the best national players, but get a "complementary" set in which the talent of each place in the service of the group.

The President of the French Federation of football (FFF), Noel Le Graet, wanted to record that Deschamps "has the sport and moral ability" to do this, and stressed that despite the fact that the media have conjectured other names, as the former player of Real Madrid Zinedine Zidane, he always was "the first option".