Telstar 1963
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| Surname | Telstar 1963 NV | ||
| Seat | IJmuiden , Velsen | ||
| founding | 17th July 1963 | ||
| Website | sctelstar.nl | ||
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| Head coach | Andries Jonker | ||
| Venue | Rabobank IJmond Stadium , Velsen-Zuid | ||
| Places | 3,250 | ||
| league | First Division | ||
| 2019/20 | 10th place | ||
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Telstar is a Dutch football club in the Velsen district of IJmuiden in North Holland , which plays in the second division, the so-called Eerste Divisie .
history
The association went in 1963 from a merger of the professional football department of IJ.VV Stormvogels ( IJmuidensche Voetbal Vereeniging Stormvogels ) from IJmuiden and VSV ( Velseroorder Sport Vereniging ) from the Velsener district Velserbroek out and was an expression of modernity after the eponymous Telecommunications Satellite (then something very rare) Telstar . From 2001 to 2008 the club operated as Stormvogels Telstar . The predecessor club VSV won the Dutch Cup in 1938 with a 4-1 victory in the final against AGOVV Apeldoorn .
Telstar rose in 1964, a year after the merger, as second in the second division in the top Dutch division, the Eredivisie . The best placements until relegation in 1978 were sixth place in 1974 and seventh place in the following season. The best placement in the second division, the so-called Eerste Divisie , was fourth place in 1982.
The club's stadium is the Schoonenberg sports park with a capacity of 3,625 , which was renamed Rabobank IJmond Stadium in February 2016 after Rabobank IJmond .
successes
- Dutch Cup : 1938 (predecessor VSV)
Known players
- Henk Groot , in the 1950s with the predecessor club Stormvogels, in the 1960s twice top scorer with Ajax, five times champion with Ajax and Feyenoord, national player
- Cor Brom , 1960s; 1979 master coach at Ajax Amsterdam .
- Heinz Stuy , 1963–1967, goalkeeper; World and European Cup winners with Ajax in the 1970s
- Piet van der Kuil , 1964–1966 retired from Telstar; National player, champions with Ajax
- Ruud Geels , 1964-1966; National player, multiple top scorer and footballer of the year, champion with Feyenoord and Ajax.
- Louis van Gaal , 1977–1978; later successful coach between 1990s and 2000s, u. a. Ajax, FC Barcelona , AZ Alkmaar , FC Bayern Munich , Manchester United .
- Henk ten Cate , 1981-1982; as coach, cup winners with MTK Budapest and Ajax.
- Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink , 1990; later World Cup participant, cup winner in Portugal and Spain, top scorer in Spain and England.
- Andwelé Slory , 2000-2001; later Dutch national player.
- Jeffrey Sneijder, 2001–2004, four second division games for Telstar; Brother of national player Wesley Sneijder
Web links
- SC Telstar website (Dutch)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rabobank IJmond nieuwe naamgever Telstar-stadium. In: sctelstar.nl. February 5, 2016, accessed May 8, 2019 (Dutch).