Sabi Hussain
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, May 29
India's national football coach Stephen Constantine has landed himself in trouble after a senior support staff accused him of misbehaviour and lodged a formal complaint with the All India Football Federation (AIFF).
Constantine was miffed after he was not informed about the training schedule of the visiting Oman team for the World Cup Qualifier against India in Bangalore on June 11.
According to sources, the senior official bore the brunt of Constantine's anger as he not only confronted him but also blamed him for allowing the visiting team to practice at the main venue two days before the match. “He had to rework his strategies. But, misbehaving with a senior staff member was not the right thing to do,” the source said.
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