New Netherlands coach De Boer: This team is more talented than 2010 World Cup finalists
Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk walks over the pitch after the 2010 FIFA Stock Photo - Alamy
Dutch coach prefers guile over style
BBC Sport - Football - World Cup 2010: Dutch coach criticises referee Webb
World Cup 2010: Provisional Netherlands Squad - Ruud Van Nistelrooy Snubbed By Dutch Coach | Goal.com
Dutch coach spells end of samba football
Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk walks over the pitch past player Rafael Stock Photo - Alamy
Jim Stoeckel new Head Coach of Dutch National Team - 2010 European Championships, News - Dutch National Teams - Mister Baseball
Brazil coach Dunga sacked after Dutch defeat - CNN.com
BBC Sport - Football - World Cup 2010: We can go far, warns Dutch coach
World Cup 2010: Holland Coach Bert Van Marwijk Warns Against Complacency | Goal.com
Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk (L) and assistant coach Frank de Boer on Stock Photo - Alamy
Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk (L) and assistant coach Frank de Boer on Stock Photo - Alamy
FIFA World Cup 2022™ - News - De Boer named new Netherlands coach - FIFA.com
FINISHED World Cup 2010: Netherlands Coach Bert Van Marwijk Insists Dutch Can Win With Style | Goal.com
2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Wikipedia
Bert van Marwijk to coach Australia football team for 2018 FIFA World Cup - football - Hindustan Times
BBC Sport - Football - World Cup 2010: Dutch coach criticises referee Webb
Van Persie's poster perfect - The National
Van Marwijk considers the chance 'very small' that he will return as a coach - Teller Report
FIFA World Cup on Twitter: "Pim Verbeek, the Dutch coach who led the @Socceroos to the 2010 #WorldCup, has passed away at the age of 63. Our thoughts are with his family
Frank de Boer appointed Dutch national team coach | SuperSport
Dutch coach Van Marwijk promises attacking football · The42
2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Wikipedia
BBC Sport - Football - World Cup 2010: Dutch coach criticises referee Webb
Dutch coach has new target for wrath - police cars | Reuters.com
Spain vs The Netherlands: No dramas, just pure soccer - CSMonitor.com
