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HC Restrains Ex-Hockey Coach Sjoerd Marijne From Publishing Confidential Info About Players In Book
The cause of action stems from a book titled 'Will Power: The Inside Story of the Incredible Turnaround in Indian Women's Hockey', which was authored by Marijne and to be published by HarperCollins Publishers.
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Indian Hockey Teams Refute Ex-Coach's Allegations Against Manpreet Singh
Indian mens and womens hockey teams, in a joint statement, have strongly refuted allegations made by former mens team coach Sjoerd Marijne against captain Manpreet Singh
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Hockey India Responds To Former Indian Women's Team Coach Sjoerd Marijne's Comments About Pending Dues
Hockey India condemned former Indian women's team coach Sjoerd Marijne for trying to "tarnish Indian sports administration".
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Indian Hockey Stars Harmanpreet Singh, Gurjit Kaur Nominated For FIH Player Of The Year Awards
Harmanpreet Singh had scored a whopping six goals from eight matches from his drag-flick to help the Indian men's hockey team clinch a historic bronze in Tokyo, its first Olympic medal in 41 years.
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Manner Of Rejigging Of Roles From Men's To Women's Hockey Side Was Disrespectful: Sjoerd Marijne
Sjoerd Marijne spoke about his tenure with the Indian women's hockey team and also opened up about a bitter episode which is still fresh in his mind.
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Coach Sjoerd Marijne Got Angry After Group Game Against Great Britain: Women's Hockey Team Goalkeeper Savita Punia
Tokyo Olympics: Indian women's hockey team's goalkeeper Savita Punia said head coach Sjoerd Marijne, who stepped down from his role after the Olympics, got angry with the team after India lost their Pool A match against Great Britain.
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Indian Women's Hockey Team Coach Sjoerd Marijne To Step Down, Says Tokyo Olympics Was Last Assignment
Sjoerd Marijne coached the Indian women's hockey team to its best ever performance in the Olympic Games as the side finished fourth in Tokyo.
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"Time For Chak De! India Part 2": Women's Hockey Coach After Stunning Run At Tokyo Olympics
Indian women's hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne said it was time to make Chak De! India part 2
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"Have Won Something Bigger": Women's Hockey Coach After Heartbreaking Loss At Tokyo Olympics
Indian women's hockey team came agonisingly close to winning its first-ever medal at the Olympics, losing to Great Britain in the bronze medal match in Tokyo on Friday.
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Tokyo Games: Indian Women's Hockey Team Has Learnt To Bounce Back From Losses, Focus Is On Bronze Medal Match, Says Sjoerd Marijne
Tokyo Games: The Indian women's hockey team will face Great Britain in their bronze medal match on Friday.
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To "Ex-Coach Kabir Khan" From "The Real Coach": Sjoerd Marijne Tweets Back To Shah Rukh Khan
On Twitter, Dutchman Sjoerd Marijne tweeted a picture of himself with the team, melting hearts with this apology to his family back home - "Sorry family, I coming again later"
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"Just Bring Some Gold": Shah Rukh Khan Reacts To Women Hockey Coach's "Coming Again Later" Tweet
Tokyo 2020: Sjoerd Marijne played a big role in helping India's women's hockey team reach the semifinals and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan had a message for him.
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Tokyo Olympics: Watching Movie On Self Belief Rebuilt Shattered Morale, Says Indian Women's Hockey Coach After Win vs Australia
Tokyo Olympics: After an epic win versus Australia women in the hockey quarterfinals, coach Sjoerd Marijne revealed that watching a movie on self belief post three consecutive losses helped rebuilt the shattered morale of the team.
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Tokyo Olympics: "Worst Match," Says India Women's Hockey Team Coach On Loss To Great Britain
Tokyo 2020: India women's hockey team suffered their third straight defeat in Pool A and coach Sjoerd Marijne slammed the poor performance against Great Britain.
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Tokyo Games: Sjoerd Marijne Expects Indian Women's Hockey Team To Reach Quarterfinals At Olympics
Tokyo Games: Sjoerd Marijne feels if Indian women's hockey team fail to reach the quarterfinals, it would be a big disappointment for the players, who have made a lot of sacrifices to realise their dreams in these difficult times.
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HC Restrains Ex-Hockey Coach Sjoerd Marijne From Publishing Confidential Info About Players In Book
The cause of action stems from a book titled 'Will Power: The Inside Story of the Incredible Turnaround in Indian Women's Hockey', which was authored by Marijne and to be published by HarperCollins Publishers.
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Indian Hockey Teams Refute Ex-Coach's Allegations Against Manpreet Singh
Indian mens and womens hockey teams, in a joint statement, have strongly refuted allegations made by former mens team coach Sjoerd Marijne against captain Manpreet Singh
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Hockey India Responds To Former Indian Women's Team Coach Sjoerd Marijne's Comments About Pending Dues
Hockey India condemned former Indian women's team coach Sjoerd Marijne for trying to "tarnish Indian sports administration".
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Indian Hockey Stars Harmanpreet Singh, Gurjit Kaur Nominated For FIH Player Of The Year Awards
Harmanpreet Singh had scored a whopping six goals from eight matches from his drag-flick to help the Indian men's hockey team clinch a historic bronze in Tokyo, its first Olympic medal in 41 years.
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Manner Of Rejigging Of Roles From Men's To Women's Hockey Side Was Disrespectful: Sjoerd Marijne
Sjoerd Marijne spoke about his tenure with the Indian women's hockey team and also opened up about a bitter episode which is still fresh in his mind.
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Coach Sjoerd Marijne Got Angry After Group Game Against Great Britain: Women's Hockey Team Goalkeeper Savita Punia
Tokyo Olympics: Indian women's hockey team's goalkeeper Savita Punia said head coach Sjoerd Marijne, who stepped down from his role after the Olympics, got angry with the team after India lost their Pool A match against Great Britain.
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Indian Women's Hockey Team Coach Sjoerd Marijne To Step Down, Says Tokyo Olympics Was Last Assignment
Sjoerd Marijne coached the Indian women's hockey team to its best ever performance in the Olympic Games as the side finished fourth in Tokyo.
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"Time For Chak De! India Part 2": Women's Hockey Coach After Stunning Run At Tokyo Olympics
Indian women's hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne said it was time to make Chak De! India part 2
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"Have Won Something Bigger": Women's Hockey Coach After Heartbreaking Loss At Tokyo Olympics
Indian women's hockey team came agonisingly close to winning its first-ever medal at the Olympics, losing to Great Britain in the bronze medal match in Tokyo on Friday.
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Tokyo Games: Indian Women's Hockey Team Has Learnt To Bounce Back From Losses, Focus Is On Bronze Medal Match, Says Sjoerd Marijne
Tokyo Games: The Indian women's hockey team will face Great Britain in their bronze medal match on Friday.
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To "Ex-Coach Kabir Khan" From "The Real Coach": Sjoerd Marijne Tweets Back To Shah Rukh Khan
On Twitter, Dutchman Sjoerd Marijne tweeted a picture of himself with the team, melting hearts with this apology to his family back home - "Sorry family, I coming again later"
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"Just Bring Some Gold": Shah Rukh Khan Reacts To Women Hockey Coach's "Coming Again Later" Tweet
Tokyo 2020: Sjoerd Marijne played a big role in helping India's women's hockey team reach the semifinals and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan had a message for him.
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Tokyo Olympics: Watching Movie On Self Belief Rebuilt Shattered Morale, Says Indian Women's Hockey Coach After Win vs Australia
Tokyo Olympics: After an epic win versus Australia women in the hockey quarterfinals, coach Sjoerd Marijne revealed that watching a movie on self belief post three consecutive losses helped rebuilt the shattered morale of the team.
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Tokyo Olympics: "Worst Match," Says India Women's Hockey Team Coach On Loss To Great Britain
Tokyo 2020: India women's hockey team suffered their third straight defeat in Pool A and coach Sjoerd Marijne slammed the poor performance against Great Britain.
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Tokyo Games: Sjoerd Marijne Expects Indian Women's Hockey Team To Reach Quarterfinals At Olympics
Tokyo Games: Sjoerd Marijne feels if Indian women's hockey team fail to reach the quarterfinals, it would be a big disappointment for the players, who have made a lot of sacrifices to realise their dreams in these difficult times.
