“It’s very complicated, when around 150 people beside you stand up and applaud, to be the only one that stays sitting and not applaud, it’s really complicated. “When you’re in the front row and the president is acknowledging you, makes contract extension public and is praising your work … I applauded that,” he continued. Spain men’s national team condemns Luis Rubiales’ conduct ahead of international games Rubiales, who has not lived up to the institution he represents," Morata said.Spanish male players condemn "unacceptable behavior" of Luis Rubiales, Las Rozas Madrid, Spain - Javier Lizon/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock "We want to reject what we consider an unacceptable behavior on the part of Mr. Spanish male players condemn the "unacceptable behavior" of Luis Rubiales, who has been suspended by FIFA from his position as president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). Mandatory Credit: Photo by Javier Lizon/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock (14081970a)(L-R) Spain's players Rodri, Alvaro Morata, Cesar Azpilicueta and Marco Asensio read a press release on behalf of the whole team in Las Rozas Sports City, Madrid, Spain, 04 April 2023. “Well, the first thing I want to make clear, I never have and never will applaud anything sexist,” Vilda said, explaining that he thought the reason for the assembly was that Rubiales was going to announce his resignation. When asked about why he was clapping after Rubiales’ speech on “fake feminism” during the federation’s Extraordinary General Assembly on August 26, Vilda said that it was a complicated situation, adding that he would never applaud anything that goes against feminism. He has been handed a 90-day suspension by FIFA, soccer’s global governing body, while disciplinary proceedings are underway. Rubiales has apologized for his actions and described the kiss as “mutual” – a claim Hermoso denied, saying she was not respected. The moves comes as part of a major shake-up in Spanish soccer ever since RFEF president Rubiales forcibly kissed forward Jennifer Hermoso at the Women’s World Cup final on August 20. I think she deserves it, I think she has the capacity to do the job really well,” he said. Vilda added that, while he did not expect to fired from his post, he has spoken with Tomé. “After 17 years in women’s football, after everything we’ve accomplished … I have a clear conscience because I’ve given 100% effort every day during these 17 years, but I don’t understand the decision and I don’t think I deserved to be fired,” he said. Vilda said that he was informed of his sacking by interim RFEF president Pedro Rocha, among a couple of others, in a brief meeting, citing structural changes as the reasoning. Spain’s head coach Jorge Vilda appears to touch female staffer inappropriately during game celebration (Photo by Joe Prior/Visionhaus via Getty Images) Joe Prior/Visionhaus via Getty Images SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 20: Spain head coach Jorge Vilda after the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Final match between Spain and England at Stadium Australia on Augin Sydney, Australia.
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