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By now, you're probably familiar with this little device. (Via Flickr / Don McCullough)
France manager Didier Deschamps is worried his team may have been spied on when a drone flew over Les Bleus's training facility near their World Cup venue in Brazil. (Via ESPN)
According to The Guardian, some of the French players laughed as the tiny unmanned copter flew overhead. But Deschamps was not very happy about it and asked FIFA to investigate.
"Apparently, drones are used more and more ... FIFA handles this and has been carrying out an inquiry. We don't want any intrusion into our privacy. It's very hard to fight these days." (Via CBS)
That's when French players refused to practice in protest when France striker Nicolas Anelka was kicked off the team after a verbal spat with a former coach. The Telegraph reports that protest led to the team director's resignation. (Via BBC)
Deschamps – himself a member of France's 1998 World Cup winning roster – said the past is the past. (Via Flickr / Calcio Streaming)
"You shouldn't mention South Africa ... We're now in another World Cup; we're in Brazil and we're not going to be judged by what we did four years ago. It's wonderful to have a good atmosphere here. We have supporters behind the team." (Via Sports Illustrated)
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