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India's former hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne made a big allegation about captain Manpreet Singh in his book Will Power. 
Marijne, who led the women's hockey team to a historic 4th-place finish at Tokyo Olympics, wrote in his book that Manpreet Singh had allegedly told a player to stop playing so well during the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast. 
Explaining the incident in his soon-to-be-released memoir, the Dutchman wrote that when he picked a teenager for the Gold Coast Games he was convinced a new star had been discovered. But when the player failed to make any impression in the quadrennial event he was mystified. 
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He further wrote that the then high-performance director, David John, had claimed later that Manpreet told the player not to play so well because his friends could not get into the team. 
He added that he won't know if Manpreet had said so jokingly or not but the revelation made him very angry. 
Interestingly, it was under Marijne leadership in 2017 that Manpreet was made captain of the Indian hockey team. 
While talking about the incident to Indian Express, Marijne said that he trusted Manpreet and never thought he would do this.
Meanwhile, it is not the first time a coach has made allegations about India's men's hockey team. On the back of India's horrid run in the 2012 London Olympics, coach Michael Nobbs has alleged that a group of players from Punjab were more focused on themselves than the team.

Hockey Captain Manpreet told player not to play well: Former coach's big claim

Former head coach Sjoerd Marijne in his upcoming book has claimed that Indian captain Manpreet Singh allegedly told a player to stop playing well so that he could get his friend into the side.

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Marijne, who coached the men&rsquo;s team before leading the women's hockey team to a historic 4th-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics, wrote in his book that Manpreet Singh had allegedly told a player to 'stop playing so well'.

India's former hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne has levelled a big allegation against men&rsquo;s team captain Manpreet Singh in his upcoming book &lsquo;Will Power&rsquo;.
Marijne, who coached the men&rsquo;s team before leading the women's hockey team to a historic 4th-place finish at Tokyo Olympics, wrote in his book that Manpreet Singh had allegedly told a player to 'stop playing so well' during the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast.
Explaining the incident in his soon-to-be-released memoir, the Dutchman wrote that when he picked a teenager for the Gold Coast Games he was convinced a new star had been discovered. But when the player failed to make any impression in the quadrennial event, he was 'deeply mystified&rsquo;'&nbsp;
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He further wrote that the then high-performance director, David John, had later told him that the teenager claimed it was Manpreet, who told him not to play so well because his friends could not get into the team.
He added that he didn&rsquo;t know if Manpreet had said so jokingly or not but the revelation made him very angry.&nbsp;
Interestingly, it was under Marijne&rsquo;s tenure in 2017 that Manpreet was made captain of the Indian hockey team.&nbsp;
While talking about the incident to the Indian Express, Marijne expressed his disappointment, stating how he trusted Manpreet and never thought he would do something like this.

After former coach, Sjoerd Marijne steered a storm by leveling an accusation on captain Manpreet Singh in his upcoming book, the Indian men's and women's teams are set to take Marijne and publishing house HarperCollins India to court. 
The players of both men's and women's hockey teams issued a joint statement and expressed their deepest disappointment over their former coach's false accusations against captain Manpreet. 
Also read: Hockey Captain Manpreet told player not to play well: Former coach's big claim
In his upcoming book Will Power, the Dutchman wrote that during the 2018 Commonwealth games Mapreet asked a player to stop playing well so that his friends could get in the team.
In the joint statement, players said that this is a complete breach of trust and his duty of care as a coach as the remarks make them feel vulnerable in such situations.
"We are in the process of pursuing legal remedies against Mr. Sjoerd Marijne and the publishers of the book in question, Harper Collins." Both the teams said if such an incident had indeed taken place, Marijne should have reported the matter to either Hockey India or his erstwhile employer, Sports Authority of India, which he didn't.
"We would like to collectively question Mr Sjoerd Marijne, that if any of the claimed incidence took place under his watch there should be record of an allegation filed to Hockey India or the Sports Authority of India at the time.
"On checking with the authorities, we have found no such record of complaint," the statement read.
The teams further added that by bringing such false and fabricated allegations, Marijne has questioned the integrity of the players. 
Marijne coached the men's hockey team for nine months before his unceremonious exit following a dismal show at the 2018 Gold Coast Games.
He later took charge of the women's team and guided them to a historic fourth-place finish at Tokyo Olympics.
(With PTI inputs)

Indian hockey teams to sue former coach Sjoerd Marijne for false accusation on captain Manpreet Singh

'By bringing such false and fabricated allegations, Marijne has questioned the integrity of the players'

Indian men's and women's hockey teams express their deepest disappointment on Marijne's claim in his upcoming book.

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The players of both men's and women's hockey teams issued a joint statement and showed their deepest disappointment over their former coach's false accusations against captain Manpreet

After former coach, Sjoerd Marijne steered a storm by levelling an accusation on captain Manpreet Singh in his upcoming book, the Indian men's and women's teams are set to take Marijne and publishing house HarperCollins India to court.&nbsp;
The players of both men's and women's hockey teams issued a joint statement and expressed their deepest disappointment over their former coach's false accusations against captain Manpreet.&nbsp;
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In his upcoming book Will Power, the Dutchman wrote that during the 2018 Commonwealth games Mapreet asked a player to stop playing well so that his friends could get in the team.
In the joint statement, players said that this is a complete breach of trust and his duty of care as a coach as the remarks make them feel vulnerable in such situations.
"We are in the process of pursuing legal remedies against Mr. Sjoerd Marijne and the publishers of the book in question, Harper Collins." Both the teams said if such an incident had indeed taken place, Marijne should have reported the matter to either Hockey India or his erstwhile employer, Sports Authority of India, which he didn't.
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"We would like to collectively question Mr Sjoerd Marijne, that if any of the claimed incidence took place under his watch there should be record of an allegation filed to Hockey India or the Sports Authority of India at the time.
"On checking with the authorities, we have found no such record of complaint," the statement read.
The teams further added that by bringing such false and fabricated allegations, Marijne has questioned the integrity of the players.&nbsp;
Marijne coached the men's hockey team for nine months before his unceremonious exit following a dismal show at the 2018 Gold Coast Games.
He later took charge of the women's team and guided them to a historic fourth-place finish at Tokyo Olympics.
(With PTI inputs)

The Sports Authority of India on Wednesday accused Sjoerd Marijne, former Indian women's team coach who guided the team at Tokyo 2020 of data theft.

After Sjoerd Marijne complains of delayed salary payment, SAI accuses him of data theft

The Sports Authority of India on Wednesday accused&nbsp;Sjoerd&nbsp;Marijne, former Indian women's team coach who guided the team at Tokyo 2020 of data theft.

The Sports Authority of India on Wednesday accused&nbsp;Sjoerd&nbsp;Marijne, former Indian women's team coach who guided the team at Tokyo 2020, of data theft. The blame came after the Dutchman said that he has not received his final salary and the 25-lakh&nbsp;rs reward promised by the UP government. SAI&nbsp;called it a malicious attempt by Marjne&nbsp;who played a key role in India's 4th place finish at the Olympics, to paint a dark picture of Indian sports administration. As per SAI's statement, Marijne&nbsp;has been paid his salary until Aug 7 2021 and the administration owes him only USD 1800 as he hasn't returned the 'laptop which has&nbsp;invaluable data' provided to him by SAI. The SAI&nbsp;further said they will take legal action against him if he does not return the laptop.&nbsp;In reply,&nbsp;Marijne&nbsp;who is in the Netherlands clarified that he has already initiated the process of sending back the laptop, which had crashed during the Olympics.&nbsp;

Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, who portrayed the role of coach Kabir Khan in the 2007 movie 'Chak de India', has urged the Indian women's hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne to bring back the gold.&nbsp;
Referring himself as an ex-coach Kabir Khan, the 'Raees' actor retweeted Marijne's epic selfie with his players after their historic win over Australia and wrote, 'just bring some Gold on your way back for a billion family members'.&nbsp;
Not just this, the real coach gave an epic reply and wrote 'thankyou for all support and love, we will give everything again'.

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Clearly there is an uncanny resemblance&nbsp;to the journey&nbsp;of Indian women's hockey team at the Tokyo Olympics with the film 'Chak&nbsp;De India'. As the girls in blue get ready for the&nbsp;semi-final clash, 'Chak&nbsp;De India'&nbsp;coach Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan has this message for them.&nbsp;

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After India women's hockey team's historic win over Australia at Tokyo Olympics, Shah Rukh Khan aka ex-coach Kabir Khan has a message for women's coach Sjoerd Marijne

Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, who portrayed the role of coach Kabir Khan in the 2007 movie 'Chak de India', has urged the Indian women's hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne to bring back the gold at the Toyko Olympics.&nbsp;
Referring to himself as an ex-coach Kabir Khan, the 'Raees' actor retweeted Marijne's epic selfie with his players after their historic win over Australia and wrote, 'just bring some Gold on your way back for a billion family members'.&nbsp;
Not just this, the real coach Sjoerd Marijne&nbsp;responded to King Khan and promised to give everything when Indian women's hockey team takes to field again at the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;

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