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Stephen Constantine Says ISL Will Not Kill I-League, National Team
Stephen Constantine will be the first foreigner to agree to a second stint with the Indian national football team. The Cyprus-based Englishman will succeed Dutchman Wim Koevermans, who quit after a string of poor results that saw India crashing to No. 171 in the FIFA rankings.
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Five Indian Coaches Get AFC Pro-Licence Batch
The course was conducted by former national team coach Wim Koevermans, a UEFA pro licence instructor.
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India Begin Search For New Football Coach After Wim Koevermans Quits
Wim Koevermans' contract as the national coach of India ends on October 31.
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Wim Koevermans Steps Down as Indian Football Coach
After India lost to Palestine 2-3, Wim Koevermans declared in the post-match presentation ceremony that that he isn't continuing as coach of the Indian national team.
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India-Pakistan Football Matches Are Always Highly-Competitive, Says Coach Wim Koevermans
India take on Pakistan in two friendly football matches, on August 17 and 20.
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India ready to take on Bangladesh in football friendly, says coach Wim Koevermans
Wim Koevermans said the Indian squad needs more youngsters despite the presence of players such as Denzil Franco, Vitorino Fernandes and Lenny Rodrigues.
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AIFF extends contracts for Wim Koevermans, Robert Baan
Besides the national team, Koevermans will also be in charge of India's campaign in the 2014 Incheon Asian Games.
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Wim Koevermans' role should come under scrutiny, says PK Banerjee
Olympian P K Banerjee, under whose regime as manager and technical director India had won the title in 2005, today said the Dutchman's should come under scrutiny after Wednesday's defeat.
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Wim Koevermans should resign immediately, says ex-India football captain Syed Nayeemuddin
Former India coaches Nayeemuddin and Sukhwinder Singh were left shocked at India's dismal performance at the 2013 SAFF championship.
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Wim Koevermans rues missed chances in SAFF Cup final but proud of team
The Dutchman wasn't amused that the AIFF has so far failed to break the deadlock by talking to the I-League clubs.
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Teams should only be judged on the ground, says India football coach Wim Koevermans
The Dutchman's comment was in reply to Afghanistan's assistant coach Ali Jawad Attaii's assessment that they are "technically and physically" far more superior than the Indians.
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This is how good India can be, says Wim Koevermans after SAFF Cup semi-final win
While India's Dutch coach can take heart from the fact that his strategy of shutting out Ali Ashfaq worked wonderfully. Maldives' Hungarian coach was, however, livid about a penalty, which he felt was denied to Ashfaq by Jordanian referee Idham Mohammed.
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Chhetri-less India face tough Maldives test in SAFF semis
The six-time champions have always been overwhelming favourites in the South Asian region but the current side coached by Wim Koevermans has performed way below par in the tournament so far having won by a solitary goal against Pakistan, followed by a
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We don't underestimate any team, says Wim Koevermans
The Dutchman stressed on the importance of recovery of players in such a hectic schedule.
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SAFF Cup: Embarrassing loss for India vs Nepal but Wim Koevermans says goal achieved
India, who pipped Pakistan for a last-four berth on the head-to-head count, play either Maldives or Afghanistan in the second semifinal on September 9.
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Stephen Constantine Says ISL Will Not Kill I-League, National Team
Stephen Constantine will be the first foreigner to agree to a second stint with the Indian national football team. The Cyprus-based Englishman will succeed Dutchman Wim Koevermans, who quit after a string of poor results that saw India crashing to No. 171 in the FIFA rankings.
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Five Indian Coaches Get AFC Pro-Licence Batch
The course was conducted by former national team coach Wim Koevermans, a UEFA pro licence instructor.
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India Begin Search For New Football Coach After Wim Koevermans Quits
Wim Koevermans' contract as the national coach of India ends on October 31.
-
Wim Koevermans Steps Down as Indian Football Coach
After India lost to Palestine 2-3, Wim Koevermans declared in the post-match presentation ceremony that that he isn't continuing as coach of the Indian national team.
-
India-Pakistan Football Matches Are Always Highly-Competitive, Says Coach Wim Koevermans
India take on Pakistan in two friendly football matches, on August 17 and 20.
-
India ready to take on Bangladesh in football friendly, says coach Wim Koevermans
Wim Koevermans said the Indian squad needs more youngsters despite the presence of players such as Denzil Franco, Vitorino Fernandes and Lenny Rodrigues.
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AIFF extends contracts for Wim Koevermans, Robert Baan
Besides the national team, Koevermans will also be in charge of India's campaign in the 2014 Incheon Asian Games.
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Wim Koevermans' role should come under scrutiny, says PK Banerjee
Olympian P K Banerjee, under whose regime as manager and technical director India had won the title in 2005, today said the Dutchman's should come under scrutiny after Wednesday's defeat.
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Wim Koevermans should resign immediately, says ex-India football captain Syed Nayeemuddin
Former India coaches Nayeemuddin and Sukhwinder Singh were left shocked at India's dismal performance at the 2013 SAFF championship.
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Wim Koevermans rues missed chances in SAFF Cup final but proud of team
The Dutchman wasn't amused that the AIFF has so far failed to break the deadlock by talking to the I-League clubs.
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Teams should only be judged on the ground, says India football coach Wim Koevermans
The Dutchman's comment was in reply to Afghanistan's assistant coach Ali Jawad Attaii's assessment that they are "technically and physically" far more superior than the Indians.
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This is how good India can be, says Wim Koevermans after SAFF Cup semi-final win
While India's Dutch coach can take heart from the fact that his strategy of shutting out Ali Ashfaq worked wonderfully. Maldives' Hungarian coach was, however, livid about a penalty, which he felt was denied to Ashfaq by Jordanian referee Idham Mohammed.
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Chhetri-less India face tough Maldives test in SAFF semis
The six-time champions have always been overwhelming favourites in the South Asian region but the current side coached by Wim Koevermans has performed way below par in the tournament so far having won by a solitary goal against Pakistan, followed by a
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We don't underestimate any team, says Wim Koevermans
The Dutchman stressed on the importance of recovery of players in such a hectic schedule.
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SAFF Cup: Embarrassing loss for India vs Nepal but Wim Koevermans says goal achieved
India, who pipped Pakistan for a last-four berth on the head-to-head count, play either Maldives or Afghanistan in the second semifinal on September 9.
