Mexico coach Javier Aguirre criticizes FIFA decision: 'A kick in the
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Mexico coach Javier Aguirre expressed anger over a FIFA decision, calling it 'a kick in the stomach' and saying it changes everything. He stated he was not consulted and that neither he nor his players like the change.
Mexico coach Javier Aguirre has strongly criticized a decision by FIFA, describing it as “a kick in the stomach” that changes everything. In an interview with @Radio_Formula, Aguirre said he was informed of the decision on site and does not agree with it.
“They informed me about it here, I don't agree, FIFA calls the shots and we have to swallow garlic and water,” Aguirre said. “Now we have to change our plans, nobody consulted me. Neither I nor my players like this change. I'm pissed off.”
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