Domenech could affect up to 340,000 euros compensation
The record Domenech is nearing completion. According to France Info radio quoted a source close to the matter, the French Football Federation (FFF) has sent a letter of dismissal to his former coach, Raymond Domenech, who is still an employee of the National Technical Directorate (DTN). Information that Fernand Duchaussoy, acting president of the FFF, neither confirms nor denies. "While he has not received his letter, he does not know, I'm not going to make a statement like that … The process is supervised," he said Saturday.
Domenech could also blame a serious mistake to FFF
The nature of the dismissal is not known: misconduct or not. According to France Info, the first solution was chosen.Three facts are alleged to Raymond Domenech: not having shaken hands with the opposing coach, Carlos Alberto Pareira after the match against South Africa, having read the famous mutineers release of players and not telling Escalettes (former President of the FFF) qu'Anelka had told him in mid-time of a technical analysis of a certain depth. In the eyes of the FFF, all this would be a "serious mistake", leading to immediate dismissal and up to the door without compensation.
A decision that could challenge in conducting the case before the tribunal. And for two reasons: firstly, Raymond Domenech no longer occupies the position he held when the facts alleged against him, on the other hand, it can be argued that Laurent Blanc, the new coach of the Blues assumed his duties before July 31, or the formal end of his contract of coach of Team France.In other words, neither party would have an interest in this case to go to the tribunals of one hand not to tarnish further their respective images and the other not to turn this case series.
"We'll go faster"
Where an amicable agreement between the two parties would be found, the former coach of the Blues paid about 12,000 euros a month on fourteen dates as all employees of the FFF, could affect up to 340,000 euros, according to the Parisien. Le Journal du Dimanche progressed, the last weekend, the sum of 500,000 euros, and France Soir, "between 1.5 and 2 million euros," it is ten days.
If one believes the words of Acting President of the FFF, it would move more towards an amicable settlement. "We will go fast, Raymond Domenech wants too. There will probably be a negotiation.It is not a business like any other, but we, like others, a business, "he says.