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Stormvogels Telstar

Full name

Stormvogels Telstar Combinatie

Nickname(s)

The White Lions

Founded

July 17, 1963

Ground

Schoonenberg Stadion, Velsen

Capacity

3,250

Chairman

Chris van der Zwan

Manager

Luc Nijholt

League

Eerste Divisie (Jupiler League)

2005-2006

Eerste Divisie, 16th





Home colours





Away colours

Stormvogels Telstar is a Dutch football club based in IJmuiden.

The club is the result of the merger in 2001 of the amateur club Stormvogels and the professional club Telstar.

Stormvogels was founded in 1912. When professional football was introduced in the Netherlands, both Stormvogels and neighbouring club VSV played in the professional leagues. Because of financial problems of both clubs, their professional teams were merged on July 17, 1963. The new club was named Telstar, for the communication satellite launched that year. Stormvogels and VSV returned to the amateur divisions. Coincidentally, Telstar is also the name of the Adidas match ball used in the 1970 & 1974 FIFA World Cups.

Its home stadium is the 3,250 seater Schoonenberg Stadion and its home colors are white.

VSV won the KNVB Cup in 1938.

1 Football Season 2006-2007
2 Historic facts
3 External link

[edit] Football Season 2006-2007

[edit] Current squad 2006/2007

No.	Position	Player
––	GK	Mark de Vries
––	GK	Harmen Kuperus
––	GK	Martijn van Strien
––	DF	Tom Zoontjes
––	DF	Magid Jansen
––	DF	Geoffrey Galatà
––	DF	Anthony Correia
––	DF	Frank Korpershoek
––	DF	Benito Olenski
––	MF	Jordy van Wijk
––	MF	Brahim Aoulad-Lfadil
––	MF	André de Ridder

No.	Position	Player
––	MF	Misha Salden
––	MF	Richard van Heulen
––	MF	Marien Willemsen
––	FW	Melvin Holwijn
––	FW	Richmond Bossman
––	FW	Jan Bruin
––	FW	Marcio Junqueira
––	FW	Raymond Fafiani
––	FW	Ron van Es
––	FW	Touvarno Pinas
––	FW	Willy Overtoom

[edit] Staff

Luc Nijholt (head coach)
Toon Gerrits (assistant coach)
Rob Matthaei (assistant-coach/coach second team)
Kees Kalk (goalkeeping coach)
Gideon Dijks (coach youth team)
Fred Bischot (coach youth team)

[edit] Management

Piet van der Pol (general manager)
Toon Beijer (sporting director)
Nico van Roden (manager general affairs)
Fabian Nagtzaam (commercial manager)

[edit] Board

Chris B. van der Zwan (chairman)
Kees van Honk (secretary)
Philip Burggraaf (treasurer)
Nico Stoker (member of the board)
Hugo van der Zee (representative business club )

[edit] Historic facts

[edit] All Time Leading Goalscorers

	Name	Goals
1	Sander Oostrom	87
2	Ronald Hoop	52
3	Cees van Kooten	45
4	Rini van Roon	43
5	Co Stout	41
	Ron de Roode	41
7	Dick Bond	38
8	Melvin Holwijn	37
9	Monne de Wit	35
10	Erik Regtop	33
11	Floor Buma	32
12	Rob van der Meer	30
13	Sergio Ommel	29
14	Gerry Clement	28
15	Jesse Visser	27
	Raoul Henar	27
17	Walter Smak	26
18	Ronny van Es	24
19	Leon Kantelberg	22
	Bert van Duijvenbode	22
21	Andwelé Slory	21
	Sjaak Lettinga	21
23	Laurens Ten Heuvel	20
	Paul van Egmond	20
	Ton Kamphues	20
26	Henny Meijer	19
	Paul Stam	19
	Manfred Nan	19
	Gerry Schaap	19
30	Fred André	18
	Michel van Oostrum	18
	Jamal Dibi	18

[edit] Appearance Records

	Name	Appearances
1	Fred Bischot	372
2	Frans van Essen	360
3	Paul van der Meeren	339
4	Fred André	328
5	Sander Oostrom	320
6	Koos Kuut	310
7	Paul van Egmond	283
8	René Panhuis	282
9	Walter Smak	281
10	Jan Nederburgh	279
11	Hans Driessen	251
12	Floor Buma	241
13	Jos Jonker	228
14	Monne de Wit	213
15	Brian Tevreden	212
16	Dick Bond	199
17	Richard van Heulen	187
18	Tjeerd Kort	179
19	Co Stout	175
20	Peter van der Zwaan	159
21	Cees Schoo	155
22	Justin Stuy	153
23	Jaap Zwaan	150
24	Ronny van Es	149
	Bert van Duijvenbode	149
26	Ton Fens	144
27	Cees van Kooten	138
	Matthieu Niesten	138
29	Gerrie Clement	132
30	Gerrie Althoff	129

[edit] Internationals (*)

Name		Bijzonderheden
Piet van der Kuil		40 caps. Played for Ajax and PSV
José Reinaldo de Lima		29 caps. Played for Atlético Mineiro, Palmeiras and Cruzeiro
Jerrel Hasselbaink		24 caps. Played for Leeds United, Atlético Madrid, Chelsea and Middlesbrough
Nacer Abdellah		24 caps. Played for KV Mechelen, Cercle Brugge and FC Den Bosch
Ruud Geels		20 caps. Played for Feyenoord, Ajax, PSV, Club Brugge and Anderlecht
Cees van Kooten		9 caps. Played for Lille, Go Ahead Eagles and PEC Zwolle
Jerzy Willim		8 caps. Played for Gornik Zabrze, Szombierski Bytom and Stade Rennais
Jerry de Jong		3 caps. Played for AZ '67, Heerenveen, PSV, FC Groningen and Caen
Peter Ressel		3 caps. Played for PSV, Feyenoord and Anderlecht
Jos Jonker		2 caps. Played for AZ '67 and FC Den Haag.
Leon Kantelberg		2 caps. Played for FC Utrecht, FC Groningen and VVV-Venlo.
Hennie Meijer		1 cap. Played for Roda JC, Ajax, FC Groningen and SC Heerenveen
Wietze Couperus		1 cap. Played for FC Haarlem, FC Den Haag and FC Amsterdam
Baki Mercimek		1 cap. Played for Sunderland, Gençlerbirliği en Beşiktaş

(*) Only Leon Kantelberg played his caps as a Telstar player. All the others played the caps before or after their Telstar time.

[edit] Other famous former players

Name
Heinz Stuy		3 times European Cup winner with Ajax
Louis van Gaal		Coach of Ajax, FC Barcelona, Nederlands Elftal and AZ
Henk Ten Cate		Coach of Vitesse, NAC, Ajax and assistant at FC Barcelona
Cor Brom		Coach of Vitesse and Ajax
Frank Kramer		Became a well-known TV host
Hans Kraay jr		Became a well-known TV host
Arjan de Zeeuw		Played in England for Barnsley, Wigan Athletic and Portsmouth
Jan Mulder		Played for FC Volendam, Sparta, Feyenoord and Dordrecht '90
Dick Helling		Played for Ajax and FC Volendam
Arvid Smit		Played for De Graafschap, FC Groningen, PSV and Willen II
Florian Vijent		Talented goalkeeper killed in a plane crash in Surinam in 1989
Luciano van den Berg		Talented defender killed in a car crash in 2005

[edit] The Coaches

Period	Name Coach
1963-1964	Toon van den Ende
1964-1965	Jack Mansell
1965-1966	Oliver Gaspar
1966-1969	Piet de Visser
1969-1974	Jan Rab
1974-1977	Joop Castemiller
1977-1978	Mircea Petescu
1978-1980	Martin van Vianen
1980-1983	Joop Brand
1983-1987	Fred André
1987-1988	Cor van der Hart
1988-1990	Cees Glas
1990-1993	Niels Overweg
1993-1995	Simon Kistemaker
1995-1997	Cor Pot
1997-1998	Harry van den Ham
1998-1999	Henny Lee
1999-2001	Simon Kistemaker
2001-2002	Toon Beijer
2002-2005	Jan Poortvliet
2005-	Luc Nijholt

[edit] External link

Official website

Dutch Eerste Divisie
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