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Shortly after France's World Cup lineup was announced Tuesday, Anara Atanes -- the girlfriend of player Samir Nasri -- took to social media to express her displeasure that he wasn't on the roster.
"F*** France and F*** Deschamps! What a s*** manager," the 26-year-old British model posted on her Twitter account.
"They are idiots! We all know what you meant! F*** the national team and that stupid coach! Nasri is a great player," she tweeted.
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Nasri was handed a three-match ban after swearing at a reporter following France's loss to Spain in the 2012 European Championship. He was more circumspect this time, tweeting about his omission: "That's life. Another World Cup at home. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."