Jorge Vilda: I did not deserve to be sacked by Spain
Sacked Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda insists that he has a clear conscience and his dismissal 16 days after La Roja's World Cup triumph was unjust.
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Vilda says Spain sacking 'unfair'
MADRID : Former Spain's women's team coach Jorge Vilda said on Wednesday that he didn't expect to be fired by the country's football federation (RFEF), adding it was "unfair" and "undeserved" weeks after winning the Women's World Cup.
Jorge Vilda says Spain sacking ‘unfair’ after World Cup win
Jorge Vilda feels it was “unfair” for him to be sacked as Spain’s Women coach after winning the World Cup in the fallout from the scandal involving the Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales.
Ganna wins Vuelta time trial as Evenepoel hurts rivals
VALLADOLID, Spain: Jumbo’s American rider Sepp Kuss did enough to retain the Vuelta a Espana overall lead on a gruelling 25.8km stage 10 individual time trial won by Italy’s Filippo Ganna on Tuesday.
Sacked Spain coach Vilda says dismissal was 'unjust'
BARCELONA: Sacked Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda says he has a clear conscience and his dismissal 16 days after La Roja's World Cup triumph was unjust.
Jorge Vilda felt his dismissal at Spain boss was not deserved
Jorge Vilda feels it was "unfair" for him to be sacked as Spain's Women coach after winning the World Cup in the fallout from the scandal involving the Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales.
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Spain's RFEF Sorry For Rubiales Scandal, Fires Women's Coach
Spain's football federation on Tuesday apologised for the "totally unacceptable behaviour" of Luis Rubiales over his World Cup kiss and fired the team's controversial coach, appointing a woman in his stead as part of an overhaul. The apology came more than two weeks after the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) boss sparked worldwide outrage when he forcibly kissed Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso during the medal ceremony after Spain defeated England in the final on August 20.