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Dutch duo is here

Football Sports Reporter
Dutch coach Lodewijk de Kruif announced his intention of introducing Dutch style of play in Bangladesh football as the 43-year-old, along with his compatriot and assistant coach Rene Koster, arrived here yesterday evening to have a look of the sport in the country and sign agreement to become the national team coach.
Explaining his football philosophy, deKruifsaid, "Hike attacking football, building the game from behind. I like good football up to the striking zone and putting pressure as well as getting the ball early. You know Dutch football has always had three strikers which is very attractive and that is what we want to do here.
"But we don't know what we will see and find over here. First we have to look at the quality of players and their mentality and we will work from there," said Kruif, while talking to reporters at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, after arriving nearly two hours later than scheduled time.
In the six-day visit to Bangladesh, de Kruif will see the structure of Bangladesh football, watch a couple of matches of the professional football league and present his plans to the executive body of Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) before putting pen to paper for a two-year deal.
If everything goes according to plan, de Kruif will become the sixteenth foreign coach for Bangladesh national football team, succeeding Macedonian Nikola Ilievski, who left the job in December 2011 following the national team's poor performance in the SAFF Championship. The position of a permanent national coach has remained vacant since.
De Kruif said he has done some homework on Bangladesh team before coming here and might also take a clue from three Nigerian players, now playing in the ongoing Grameenphone Bangladesh Premier League, who once played under his guidance in Nigerian outfit Heartland.
"This is the age of internet and you can find everything there. You know I was a coach in Nigeria. I saw that three of my ex players --- Ude Demain [Mohammedan] , Joseph Ozurumba [Muktijoddha Sangsad] and Chinedu Ezimorah [Sheikh Jamal DC] — are playing in Bangladesh league.
"We came here to improve the game in Bangladesh. And, of course, do something and make everything and everyone a bit better over here, that is our first goal," said de Kruif. "We want to make the players better which is typically Dutch and we want to do that here."
De Kruif believes he can take Bangladesh to at least 50 steps higher in the FIFA rankings — to something between 100th and 120th position -- after a year of work.
"The FIFA rankings depend a lot on the number of games a team plays. As far as I know Bangladesh has a busy year ahead. In that case, the team can be lifted up to the 100th to 120th position."
Echoing the sentiment
of de Kruif, his assistant Koster, who is supposed to take charge of the BFF Academy in Sylhet, said his aim would be developing football in Bangladesh as he had experience of working in academies with youngsters.