Especially after the ‘head-butting’ incident involving Zinedine Zidane, which dominated the sports pages.
The dominant question on many people’s minds seemed to be this: Why would an illustrious, talented footballer ruin his curtain call and retirement from the world stage at the most prestigious event in football history, with an ignominious red card for a head-butt? Never mind what was said to Zidane – the Question many sports journalists, fans and non-fans alike were wondering about was: What on earth made him do it? So, let’s take a look at the BaZi AKA Destiny Code of the talismanic Zinedine Zidane, to see if we can understand why he saw red on the Finals Day.
Let’s take a look at Zidane’s Destiny Code.
It is this structure that gives Zidane his magic touch with the football.
Persons with strong Hurting Officers are also highly individualistic, and have strong showmanship skills.
In the study of BaZi, Bing Fire is the fire of the sun, and carries with it qualities such as beauty, passion, intensity, brilliance and magnanimity, all which are hallmarks of Zidane’s style of play – the little touches, the acrobatic dazzling he-makes-it-look-easy ball-acrobatics he pulls off, and his ability to not only score goals, but assist in goals being scored.
Zidane’s Hurting Officer star sits on Yang Ren or Goat Blade, which means it is a very intense, hot and explosive Hurting Officer star.
So what made Zidane see red at this World Cup, when he knew that it would be his last international match? This year being the year of Bing Xu or Fire Dog, the Fire is extremely hot.
The interaction between his current 10 year luck pillar of Geng Xu and the annual pillar of Bing Xu reveals a formation known as Hurting Officer sees Officer, which denotes chaos, irrational and excessively emotional behaviour, problems with authority, and going against the accepted order of things.
What exactly was said to him that provoked him remains the subject of debate but from Zidane’s BaZi, certainly any insult about his mother or his wife, would probably have triggered his temper, based on his BaZi! This raises an important point about BaZi that often gets overlooked.
What does this mean in the case of Zinedine Zidane? Admittedly, Zidane’s BaZi indicates how he would react to a provocation and that his reaction would bring about negative outcomes.
At that moment, at the 110th minute on that pitch in Berlin, ultimately, Zidane held his destiny, in his own hands – or rather, head. The Power of the Officer Despite being sent-off, Zidane was awarded the Golden Ball Award and so far, there seems to be no vilification of him in his home country for what he did.
Why? His current 10 year luck pillar shows strong Officer Luck as a result of the combination between his Yi Wood Day Master, and Geng Metal, so he will still continue to command respect and honour as the Officer represents good status and reputation.
According to Wikipedia, Zidane earned a 6.4 million euros salary at Real Madrid, and in 2005-2006, he earned 8.6 million euros from sponsorship and endorsement deals.
In this luck pillar, an ambassadorial role for Zidane is ideal and he should also have no problems with endorsements.
So what story does Zidane’s face tell? If you look closely at his face, you will notice that his eyebrows pierce upwards, at the ‘head’.
Zidane has strong, high and outward growing cheekbones – these denote strong leadership and a charismatic nature.
On Zidane’s face, all these areas are sunken or the hairline crosses these areas, denoting that these years are less favourable.
Once Zidane entered eyebrow luck, at 31 years old, his luck clearly took a turn for the better.
In 2002, Zidane won the UEFA Champions League Most Valuable Player award, and transferred from Juventus to Real Madrid for a record 66 million euros.
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