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Everybody but the Dutch

AFP, Athens
The Dutch are so good at field hockey that they have been hired to mastermind Olympic campaigns of many teams -- except their own.
The defending men's champions, looking for a hattrick of gold medals here, picked former Australian international Terry Walsh as coach even as rivals Pakistan and Spain went Dutch.
Pakistan are banking on Roelant Oltmans, who helped the Netherlands win the gold at the 1996 Atlanta Games and the World Cup at home in Utrecht two years later.
Spain have Maurits Hendriks, who was not retained by the Dutch despite leading them to victory at the last Olympics in Sydney four years ago.
Walsh, who as coach won Australia the bronze medal at Sydney, was hired by the Netherlands last October after a players' revolt forced homegrown Joost Bellaart to resign.
Like their football counterparts, hockey coaches have a short life span. Some do not even last till the end of the competition.
India threw out Cedric D'Souza midway through the World Cup in Kuala Lumpur in 2002. His predecessor Maharaj Kumar Kaushik was fired soon after he had guided India to the Asian Games gold medal at Bangkok in 1998.
The Indians, who won the last of their eight Olympic golds in 1980, sacked 14 coaches in 11 years before settling for their first foreign coach in unknown German, Gerhard Rach, less than a month before the Athens Games.
Rach was a virtual nonentity outside Germany till India found him. Then it was revealed that he had allegedly faced 30 criminal charges of subsidy fraud, forgery and tax evasion in 2000 and was sent to prison for eight months.
Rach has as his assistant, fellow German Oliver Kurtz, who was suspended from international hockey from October 1995 to August 1997 after testing positive for cocaine.
The duo are charged with improving on the seventh-place finish by the former masters of the game at Sydney.
Australia's renowned hockey guru Ric Charlesworth, said he was "perplexed" at the developments in India.
"It is too late and much too little to change much," said Charlesworth.
"Where did these Germans come from? Those of us with some credentials as a coach and long-term strategies are spurned and then along come these phantoms."
When Oltmans went to Pakistan, he realised the tough task that lay ahead.
"In Holland, we chose quality," he said.
"In Pakistan, they choose seniority. But the authorities in Pakistan have been very supportive of my ideas. I am getting there."
One team that will have no communication gap is New Zealand, Olympic champions way back at Montreal in 1976. It's a family affair out there. Coach Kevin Towns' son Simon is the team captain.
When Simon was appointed captain, he asked New Zealand officials to check with the players first if they had any problems with the father-son management team. No one objected.