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Netherlands coach Danny Blind suggests that he will not be considering resignation despite his side's troubles during their current Euro 2016 qualification campaign.

Netherlands boss Danny Blind has insisted that he has not thought about resigning despite his side being on the brink of Euro 2016 qualification failure.

Blind took over from former coach Guus Hiddink earlier this summer, but the Dutch national side now find themselves fourth in qualifying Group A following their 3-0 defeat at the hands of Turkey.

"That thought does not go through my head," said Blind when asked if he planned to resign, according to Goal.com.

"We made mistakes at the wrong times in the early stages. We had chances, even more than Turkey."

The Dutch side now have only two games remaining to clinch qualification by finishing in the group's third-placed playoff berth.

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