KSK Beveren
KSK Beveren | |||
Basic data | |||
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Surname | Koninklijke Sportkring Beveren | ||
Seat | Beveren , Belgium | ||
founding | July 1, 1934 (foundation) September 6, 1935 (registration) |
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Colours | yellow blue | ||
president | Dirk Verelst | ||
Website | kskbeveren.be | ||
First soccer team | |||
Head coach | Johan Boskamp | ||
Venue | Freethiel Stadium | ||
Places | 13,290 | ||
league | Division 1B | ||
2009/10 | 18th place | ||
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KSK Beveren ( Koninklijke Sportkring Beveren ) was a professional football club from the Belgian town of Beveren near Antwerp .
history
The club was founded in 1935 and remained in the lower leagues until 1948. In 1966 KSK Beveren rose to the second division and Guy Thys became a coach. Under his leadership, KSK Beveren rose to the First Division for the first time .
KSK Beveren's heyday began in the 1977/78 season, when the club won the final of the Belgian Cup against Sporting Charleroi for the first time . The following season, SK Beveren became Belgian champions and was successful in the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup against Inter Milan . In the semifinals, however, they lost to FC Barcelona . In 1983 KSK Beveren was again cup winner and in 1984 Belgian champion for the second time. In 1989 the club's heyday was over and KSK Beveren was relegated and promoted twice.
In the spring of 2001, the former French professional footballer Jean-Marc Guillou joined the club. At the end of the 2001/02 season, KSK Beveren landed in 18th place in the first division. However, the club did not relegate because Eendracht Aalst and RWD Molenbeek did not receive a license for the coming season. Guillou became the club's manager in 2002. At that time KSK Beveren was in serious financial and sporting problems. In the following season, the club experienced an upswing. This upswing was made possible by the change of many players from the Guillou football school in Abidjan ( Ivory Coast ) and a collaboration with Arsenal FC . Through the collaboration, players like Graham Stack and Igors Stepanovs were loaned to SK Beveren.
In the 2003/04 season, KSK Beveren was inferior to Club Bruges in the final of the Belgian Cup . As the Bruges finished second in the championship, Beveren qualified for the UEFA Cup . There he advanced into the group stage, but retired without winning a point.
In the spring of 2006, Jean-Marc Guillou was released. In the following years Beveren ran into financial difficulties again and in 2009 was relegated to the 2nd division . In May the unofficial merger with KVRS Red Star Waasland to KVRS Waasland - SK Beveren took place .
successes
- Belgian champion (2)
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Belgian Cup Winner (2)
- 1978, 1983
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Belgian Supercup Winner (2)
- 1979, 1984
Former players
- Wilfried Van Moer (1960–1965, 1980–1982)
- Jean-Marie Pfaff (1973–1982)
- Filip De Wilde (1980–1981 youth, 1981–1987)
- Geert De Vlieger (19 ?? - 1989 youth, 1989–1995)
- Marek Kusto (1982–1990)
- Peter van Vossen (1989–1992)
- Erwin Lemmens (1995–1999, 2009–2010)
- Lambert Šmíd (1996-2001)
- Yaya Touré (2001-2003)
- Arthur Boka (2002-2004)
- Emmanuel Eboué (2002-2005)
- Gervinho (2004-2005 youth, 2005-2007)
List of trainers
- 1938–1940 Jos Hanssen
- 1940–1945 Bob Paverick and Clem Hoydonckx
- 1945–1951 Jos Demolie
- 1951–1952 Bieken Van Den Ouden
- 1952–1953 Ferre Van Hoeck (player-coach)
- 1953–1954 René De Zutter (player-coach)
- 1954–1956 Staf Schouwaerts
- 1956–1957 Ferre Van Hoeck
- 1957-1959 John Mortelmans
- 1959-1960 Willem Raetinckx
- 1960–1965 Fons De Winter
- 1965–1966 Omer Van Boxelaer
- 1966-1969 Guy Thys
- 1969–1972 Ward Volckaert
- 1972–1974 Rik Matthijs
- 1974-1975 Jef Jurion
- 1975–1978 Urbain Braems
- 1978–1981 Robert Goethals
- 1981-1984 Urbain Braems
- 1984–1986 Rik Pauwels
- 1986–1988 Ladislav Novák , Eddy Roelandt
- 1988–1989 René Desaeyere
- 1989–1990 Rik Pauwels , Eddy Roelandt , Johan Boskamp
- 1990–1992 Johan Boskamp
- 1992–1995 Jos Daerden
- 1995–1996 René Desaeyere , Dimitri Davidovic , Barry Hulshoff
- 1996-1997 Paul Theunis
- 1997–1998 Paul Theunis , Bert Van Puymbroeck , Stany Gzil
- 1998-1999 Stany Gzil
- 1999-2001 Emilio Ferrera
- 2001–2002 Jean-Marc Guillou , Régis Laguesse , Thierry Pister
- 2002–2005 Herman Helleputte
- 2005-2006 Vincent Dufour , Eddy de Bolle
- 2006–2007 Walter Meeuws , Eddy de Bolle
- 2007–2009 Alexandre Czerniatynski
- 2009–2010 Johan Boskamp , David Penneman
Individual evidence
- ^ Young African footballers thrive in Europe
- ↑ KSK Beveren - The Belgian springboard of the Ivorians . transfermarkt.de. October 22, 2010. Retrieved October 22, 2010.