Former Japan head coach Vahid Halilhodzic said Friday his dismissal earlier in the month came out of the blue and should have been avoided by the Japan Football Association."I have done so much for the team for three years since taking the job. I was very proud with what I was doing," he told a press conference at Tokyo's Japan National Press Club. "I'm very disappointed with the dismissal, and it lacked respect."The JFA terminated the contract of the 65-year-old with just two months to go until the World Cup finals in Russia, despite the coach from Bosnia and Herzegovina having overseen th…READ FULL ARTICLE