Not from Domenech, who continues to plot an eccentric and unpredictable course through the storm of blame, but from some of the players, who can only hope that the arrival of Laurent Blanc as their manager heralds a positive new dawn.
As the Firestone tire recall gives rise to a national storm of fear and blame, I fall into a funk of deja vu.
A UKIP councillor has defended his stance of blaming recent storms and heavy floods across Britain on the legalisation of gay marriage.
The war plan was unfavorably compared with the overkill of Desert Storm, and blamed for troops' being susceptible to ambush and short of supplies.
The storms are blamed for at least 13 deaths in the area.
The storm was blamed for dozens of traffic accidents.
Hood (2011) identifies three types of blame-avoidance strategy.
Also in August, Hurricane Bill, a large Category 4 storm, was blamed for the deaths of two swimmers in Florida and Maine.
John Hartigan, chairman and chief executive of News Ltd., which is the Australian branch of Rupert Murdoch's company and which owns the Storm, placed the blame for the cap offenses on Brian Waldron, the club's former chief executive.
Nigel Farage's party has been linked to a series of scandals; in January a Ukip councillor said that severe flooding and storms could be blamed on the Government's decision to legalise gay marriage.
