Marco van Basten - The New Manager of The Netherlands National Team
Time: Thursday Jul 29, 2004
Place: Netherlands
Details: On 29 July 2004, Van Basten was named the new manager of the Netherlands national team, with Van 't Schip as his assistant. Van Basten’s appointment as manager of the Netherlands sparked a little controversy at the time, since he only just started his managerial career and the media argued that he did not have a lot of experience yet.
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