koyvoo
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Cojones grandes by the RFEF, and justified too. Imagine keeping such negotiations secret from your employer
True, but you are not the head coach of a national football team.Literally every person I know (including myself) goes on job interviews etc in secret, only notifying the employer when they decide to leave.
There've been loads and loads of cases where national team managers/coaches were leaving after the tournament to manage clubs, so if its just that the FA's ego is bruised, I don't think its the right call.
(whether that was something else to it, it's just conjecture at this point... apparently he had told the RM players but not the others, etc.)
Dunno... Either way, not the best timing for Spain.
They're 52 hours and 50 minutes away from their game against Portugal. It's almost funny.
Yeah, there's no way they win it all now. The players at least the Madrid based ones wanted him to stay. Hence, why he wasn't immediately sacked. What is weird is why didn't they have the assistant take over. He knows the system and how the players have been asked to play.
This fellow Hierro has next to ZERO experience.
Sidenote, calling on @The Abusement Park to allow me to make alterations in my bracket which is the real tragedy here. I had Spain winning it all.
There was no good reason for Lopetegui to announce before the tournament. This was a zero-tolerance power move by the Spanish FA, and I kind of respect it.