It’s been almost two months now since Zinedine Zidane’s head-butt heard ’round the world, and Marco Materazzi, the man who was on the receiving end of the infamous blow, has finally disclosed what was said between the players’ prior to the incident. As we’ve heard before, after relentless shirt-pulling, Zidane told Materazzi that he could have his shirt at the end of the match. “I would prefer your sister,” came the reply. “I answered that I’d prefer his sister, it’s true,” said a miffed-sounding Materazzi. “It’s not a particularly nice thing to say, I recognize that. But loads of players say worse things… I didn’t even know he had a sister before all this happened…Yes, I was tugging his shirt, but when he said to me scornfully, ‘If you want my shirt so much, I’ll give it to you afterwards,’ is that not a provocation?” Zidane’s reaction has become one of the most memorable moments in World Cup history, resulting in a No. 1 hit pop song in France, millions of search queries, and more than 2,000 references on the popular online video sharing site YouTube. The retired France player has refused to discuss the incident further. Italy and France play each other again in a European Championship qualifying match tomorrow.