Nasri and dissident France in Euro 2012 Review

Nasri and dissident France in Euro 2012 Review

Samir Nasri, Yann Mvila, Hatem Ben Arfa and Jeremy Menez has been summoned to appear before the disciplinary committee the French Football Federation (FFF) on Friday morning to answer for their behavior during the Euro 2012 tournament.

All four got suspended because the risk of embarrassing the French football after World Cup failure in 2010, when four players Nicolas Anelka, Patrice Evra, Franck Ribery and Jeremy Toulalan received sanctions for their behavior varies.

Speaking of the four players who will face the disciplinary committee, FFF president Noel Le Graet has considered the behavior of players at Euro 2012 is less serious than the dissident players in South Africa and has suggested a simple warning rather than sanctions to get the card.

Nasri will be called as saying rude to reporters after France were knocked out of Euro 2012, Ben Arfa because it clashed with coach Laurent Blanc in the locker room after the 2-0 defeat against Sweden, Menez as captain Hugo Lloris berated and insulted the referee, and not wanting to shake Mvila Blanc when replaced in hand with Olivier Giroud when losing 2-0 to Spain.

Blanc has been subpoenaed to testify but is not obligated to do so.