Raymond Domenech is claiming 2.9 million euros from the French Football Federation for unfair dismissal.
Former French national coach Raymond Domenech is suing the French Football Federation (FFF) for unfair dismissal, demanding 2.9 million euros after his sacked in the wake of France's disastrous World Cup campaign. Domenech was fired by the FFF in September for "serious error" and -- under French law -- a person dismissed under such circumstances has no right to severance pay, although they can dispute the charge before an employment tribunal.
Domenech's lawyer, Jean-Yves Connesson, told AFP: "We are requesting 2.9 million euros spread over two payments.
"The first is for 400,000 euros and includes compensation for dismissal. The second is for professional and moral prejudice and is worth three years salary,"
He added: "You don't manage a collective crisis by sacking one individual. An amicable parting of ways was a possibility.
Read More:http://edition.cnn.com/2010/SPORT/football/11/03/football.france.domenech.dismissal/index.html
Domenech's lawyer, Jean-Yves Connesson, told AFP: "We are requesting 2.9 million euros spread over two payments.
"The first is for 400,000 euros and includes compensation for dismissal. The second is for professional and moral prejudice and is worth three years salary,"
He added: "You don't manage a collective crisis by sacking one individual. An amicable parting of ways was a possibility.
Read More:http://edition.cnn.com/2010/SPORT/football/11/03/football.france.domenech.dismissal/index.html
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