The internationals of the Dutch national team probably do not choose to do so SBS to boycott, Wilfred Genee said on Wednesday evening Today Inside. A day earlier, Valentijn Driessen had revealed during the same program that the Dutch players wanted to boycott the broadcaster because of an interview with Georginio Wijnaldum last month.

“Yesterday (Tuesday, ed.) We shouted that Noa and Hélène could not quite reach an agreement with the KNVB,” Genee begins about the possible boycott for Noa Vahle and Hélène Hendriks. “That turns out not to be so bad.”

“I spoke to Hélène briefly and it wasn't too bad,” concludes the presenter, who doesn't waste much time in other words. René van der Gijp reports that there was a 'meeting' on Tuesday with the members of the players' council of the Dutch national team, during which the subject may have been discussed.

“I don't think they are being boycotted now,” Genee adds. “They have grown closer again and it is all okay now.”

Johan Derksen is not surprised by his colleague's information. “It is also not special, that is actually very normal, that that (the boycott, ed.) is not the case,” said the moustache.

Tuesday was added Today Inside Driessen talked about the possible boycott for the first time. “Wilfred, I want to tell you something disturbing,” the football chief said The Telegraph the subject. “I was with the Dutch national team and I saw a great interview between Noa and Wijnaldum. And now she is in danger of being punished for that,” said Driessen.

“The Dutch national team is playing with the idea of ​​boycotting Noa and Hélène,” he continued. “But it was a great interview. I stood next to Jeroen Stekelenburg and Pascal Kamperman, but they did not get to it. She (Noa, ed.) asked exactly the questions she had to ask.”

“They have been too critical and too negative,” Van der Gijp added. “Talpa will not get the Dutch national team's farewell match (against Iceland, ed.) either. They have been too negative and too critical.”

The reporting from Driessen and Gibe now seems to have been premature, in view of Genee's new information.

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