00:00Should we create a Prestiani law?
00:01In other words, should football authorities create a law that prohibits any footballer from insulting a
00:06face hidden like that?
00:07Whether with the hands or with the jersey.
00:10Because it's true that in Prestiani's case, we're almost all sure and certain that Prestiani
00:14It veered into racist territory.
00:15The fact that he covers his mouth precisely at the moment he is about to insult Vinicius.
00:18As I've already said, when someone annoys you to the point that you want to insult them,
00:21You're not going to take the time to be lucid enough to hide your mouth to go and call her names.
00:25But it's true that, factually, we have no proof.
00:27Now, we cannot forbid two consenting individuals from covering their mouths.
00:30They don't want the press, for example, to see certain conversations.
00:32Because, as you well know, there are specialists who can, with a video without sound, arrive
00:36to bring out an entire speech.
00:38So in fact, I think we need to create a law.
00:39So not in Prestiani's name, because I have no desire to give that guy any importance.
00:43-there.
00:43But a law which, in the event of conflict, and only in the event of conflict of course,
00:46if someone covers their mouth to say something,
00:49Well, we're going to systematically agree and we're going to take as proof the person who complains about
00:53'having been assaulted.
00:54Of course, there would be loopholes; you mustn't prevent players from communicating, etc.
00:58Finally, there you have it.
00:58I don't know exactly what law to put in place, but I think it's worth debating.
01:02And that would somewhat echo what we have in society.
01:03For example, in France, it is forbidden to go out wearing a balaclava.
01:06For the simple reason that if you do crazy things,
01:08CCTV cameras should be able to recognize you, to recognize your face.
01:11Well, it's the same here.
01:13It's a little bit of time.
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