Lusitanos manager Xavi Roura has slammed West Ham United counterpart Slaven Bilic for showing him a "lack of respect" in the 3-0 Europa League defeat to the Hammers.
Diafra Sakho scored twice as the Irons secured a first-leg advantage over the Andorran minnows in a game that saw Bilic watch on from the stands rather than the dugout last night.
The 46-year-old, who was presented at Upton Park before kickoff, instead left academy director Terry Westley in charge, having earlier returned from a trip to Ireland.
"Slaven Bilic showed a lack of respect by not being on the bench," Roura is quoted as saying by Sky Sports News. "It does make me sad, in a country where fair play was invented that something like this could happen.
"I think he must have thought our team was not important for him to be present. I imagine that he has won many titles and maybe he thought he was the 'Special One'. The minimum thing I can hope for is that the club like West Ham - this won't happen again.
"I think he is the West Ham coach so I expected him to be on the bench. Slaven Bilic, 'The Special One' should come to Andorra."
The sides will contest the second leg of the tie in Andorra next Thursday.
Shane Callaghan
