That, my dear reader, is quite simple. It all begins with the person who we all call ''the Father of our land, William of Orange''. He was originally a German noble who got the job of taking care of the Lower Lands (the Netherlands) and was prince (not like King and Prince, but something like the boss there) of Orange, a city in France. Because of that he was known as William of Orange. Many years later when Holland became a Kingdom instead of a Republic the decendents (if I write it in a good way) of William, where the Kings and Queens. They where known as the Oranges (William of Orange -> William II of Orange -> Emma of Orange -> Juliana of Orange -> Beathrix of Orange (William-Alexander of Orange). And because we all luv our dear Queen (Beathrix), we wear about anywhere at a National Event the colour Orange.
The Netherlands, runner up in 1974, 1978 and 2010, have never won the World Cup.
There are no fifth places , at F.i.F.A world cup only three places are for grabs.
No the dutch have not won a world cup . but they have reached the world cup finals twice once in 1974 and 1978.
Netherlands
there was no world cup in 2004. However there was the Euro 2004 tournament in which Portugal were the runners up
Yes he definitely did, I was there.
The Netherlands national football team was nicknamed Clockwork Orange in the 1974 FIFA World Cup, for its playing organization, which became known as Total Football, combined with the orange color of its uniform.
The Netherlands, runner up in 1974, 1978 and 2010, have never won the World Cup.
Australia has Yellow Color Uniform in this world cup 2011 Tournament .
No Holland have yet to win a world cup.
The Netherlands have never won the world cup. They reached the final in 1974 and 1978.
No. To date (7/7/2010), the Netherlands have never won the FIFA World Cup.
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Emmerson Trotman was the coach of the Netherlands Cricket team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup.
Peter Drinnen is the coach of the Netherlands Cricket team in the 2011 Cricket World Cup.
Peter Borren is the captain of the Netherlands Cricket team in the 2011 Cricket World cup.
Roland Lefebvre was the captain of the Netherlands Cricket team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup.