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India's
chief hockey coach Terry Walsh today sprang a surprise by resigning
from his post because of a "pay dispute", barely three weeks after
guiding the team to a historic gold medal in the Asian Games in Incheon.
In This Pic : Terry Walsh
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The
60-year-old Australian, himself a noted Olympian, submitted his
resignation in dramatic fashion, saying that he was finding it difficult
to adjust to the decision making style of the sporting bureaucracy in
the country.
In This Pic : Terry Walsh
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"I
hereby tender my resignation as the Chief Coach, Indian Men's Hockey
Team, effective as per the details of my contract or as agreed to by all
concerned parties," Walsh said in a letter sent to SAI Director General
Jiji Thomson on October 19.
In This Pic : Terry Walsh
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"I am
finding considerable difficulty adjusting to the decision making style
of the sporting bureaucracy in India which I believe, in the long term,
is not in the best interests of Indian Hockey or it's players," said
Walsh under whom India also won a silver in Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
In This Pic : Terry Walsh
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It
is, however, learnt that Walsh and some other support staff were having
some issues with the government over TDS (Tax Deduction at Source) on
their salaries.
In This Pic : Terry Walsh
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