Jorge Vilda says Spain sacking unfair after World Cup win
The Independent Jorge Vilda feels it was unfair for him to be sacked as Spains Women coach after winning the World Cup in the fallout from the scandal involving the Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales.
Vilda was the only member of the womens national team coaching set-up not to resign in protest at the behaviour of Rubiales at the end of the World Cup final, but the Spanish football federation (RFEF) confirmed his dismissal on Tuesday afternoon.
The former head coach was seen applauding Rubiales at an emergency RFEF general assembly when he announced on August 25 that he would not resign over his actions in Sydney.
During the presentation ceremony Rubiales had kissed Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso on the lips something she says she did not consent to and he grabbed his crotch in the VIP area celebrating the win, stood just metres from Spains Queen Letizia and her teenage daughter.
