(CNN)  -- The robust approach of the Netherlands side in the World Cup final has drawn a fierce rebuke from Dutch legend Johan Cruyff, who accused them of "dirty" play and adopting "anti-football" tactics. Cruyff was the star player of the revered Dutch team of the 1974 World Cup that introduced the concept "total football" to the world. Wesley Sneijder and Dirk Kuyt were the Oranje's outfield players from their starting 11 not to be booked by referee Howard Webb, while Johnny Heitinga saw red in extra-time for a second bookable offence as Spain won 1-0 at Soccer City on Sunday.
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Dutch legend Johan Cruyff critical of their robust approach in World Cup final
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Cruyff accuses them of adopting "anti-football" football tactics in 1-0 loss to Spain
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Former Barcelona coach Cruyff rebukes "ugly, vulgar" approach of Dutch team
Referee Webb also comes under criticism for failing to act tougher as he handed out a string of yellow cards without using the ultimate sanction until @placeholder was sent off deep into extra-time.