The Dutch are Taking Over Australian Football

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 The Dutch are Taking Over Australian Football
The Socceroos finally have a new manager and it’s…. another Dutchman. Pim Verbeek is the man chosen to guide the Aussies through their first Asian World Cup qualification experience, with the obvious goal of being amongst the 32 teams taking up hotel space in South Africa come 2010. Fellow Dutchman Guus Hiddink is arguably Australia’s most successful coach ever, leading them ... [link]

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The International Managerial Carousel
Published 12/7/2007 by chris at The Offside
... year, was seeking a four-year extension so he could coach the team on home soil at the 2012 finals, but Ukrainian FA chief Hrigory Surkis would only offer a two-year deal. Blokhin wanted more security with Ukraine also facing an uphill battle to qualify for the 2010 World Cup finals after being drawn in a tough group with Croatia and England.” Seems pretty logical, yeah? Either way, ’twas a good run for Oleh. Australia Hearts The Dutch: We’ll keep this short because Daryl has the full story over on the WorldCupBlog.org . After the huge success in Germany under Dutch master ...

What’s Doing Down Under: Verbeek, Cahill and Viduka
Published 12/10/2007 by Martha at The Offside
... | December 10th, 2007 As Daryl told us last week , after being rejected by Dutch Choice #1 (AKA Dick Advocaat ), and Football Federation Australia settled for Dutch Choice #2, former Korean Republic coach Pim Verbeek . When he accepted the job, Verbeek was criticized for not being a big enough name (hardly his fault), but he’s now being ...

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