Spain’s team boss rages: Argentina’s behavior “is intolerable”

Four days after winning World Cup final Spain’s team boss has against Argentina Luis de la Fuente sharply criticized the behavior of the South Americans. “This is definitely unbearable and unacceptable, something like that shouldn’t happen,” the coach told the Spanish on Thursday TV channel TVE. “What I think needs to be highlighted is our behavior, especially in the face of such aggression and provocation,” the 65-year-old continued.

According to his own statement, De la Fuente himself didn’t even notice the pack forming after the final whistle because he was celebrating with the team members during it. The Argentinian Leandro Paredes had allowed himself to be carried away after the final whistle of extra time.

The professional intervened in Spain’s scuffles Gavi in the shirt, hit him in the face with his hand and pushed him to the ground. Previously he had Eric Garcia pushed. The world association FIFA has opened an investigation into Argentina because of the incidents after the final whistle.

Just had Roberto Ayala downplayed the situation. “It was more of a Pushnot a punch, as they claim,” Argentina’s team boss said on the radio station’s Esports Migdia program Valencia Capital Radio.

By Editor