De Graafschap

The Vereniging De Graafschap Doetinchem Betaald Voetbal ( pronunciation: [ vər.e ː ː lt nə.ɣɪŋ bə.ta vut.bɑl də ː f ˌ ɣra sχɑp du.tɪn ˌ xəm. ] ) Is a Dutch football club from Doetinchem.

The name De Graafschap refers to the Achterhoek and the former county of Zutphen.

History

The club was founded on February 1, 1954 from the merger of the clubs and de Graafschap Doetinchem BVC. On 30 March 2007, the team was named after a win against FC Emmen won the First Division and played in the 2007/ 08 season in the Eredivisie, the highest Dutch league. In the first season, however, only reached the 16th place. At the end of the 2008 /09 they lost in three relegation matches the RKC Waalwijk and dismounted. 2010 reached the club by 1st place in the Eerste Divisie direct promotion back to the Premier Division. Achievements to 2010/11 even the 14th place, so had to be a year later after the 17th place in the 2011 /12 and two draws against FC Den Bosch in the relegation on the away goals rule to be re- started the program in the second division.

(Nick ) name

The nickname " De superboeren " ( pronunciation: [ də ˌ sy.pər bu.rə (s). ] ) The Super peasants ' arose as a reaction to the fact that fans of the big-city clubs Ajax Amsterdam and Feyenoord Rotterdam players and fans of De Graafschap with intentioned offensive chants " Boers, boere " (, farmers, farmers ') " welcomed ".

Current squad 2013/14

Coaching staff

Pieter Huistra, Head Coach

Well-known former players

Ernie Brandts, former Dutch national football team, was in the squad of the Football World Cup 1978
Hans van de Haar, a Dutch footballer
Guus Hiddink, former coach of the national football team: Netherlands, Turkey, Russia, South Korea and Australia. Former coach of PSV Eindhoven, Chelsea and Real Madrid. Current coach of Anzhi Makhachkala
Klaas -Jan Huntelaar, Dutch national football team. Has been with the Under-21 European Junior Champion of the Netherlands
Olaf Lindenbergh, Dutch footballer, currently with FC Volendam
Patrick Paauwe, Dutch soccer player, UEFA Cup winners in 2002
Dick Schoenaker, former Dutch footballer, Vice World Champion 1978
Sonny Silooy, former Dutch national football team
Raymond Victoria, national football team of the Netherlands Antilles
Peter van Vossen, former Dutch national football team
Jason Culina, Australian- Croatian Soccer Players
Tomasz Rząsa Polish national football team

De Graaf Schaps coach

Leendert IJssennagger ( 1954-55 )
Heinz Huber ( 1955)
January Poulus ( 1955-59 )
Wim Angels (1959 )
Eric Jones ( 1960-62 )
Evert Teunissen ( 1962-67 )
Ad Zonderland ( 1967-71 )
Bert van Lingen (1971 )
Piet de Visser ( 1971-74 )
Evert Teunissen ( 1974-76 )
Ben PolakBen Polák (1976, interim)
Hans Dorjee ( 1976-77 )
Henk Ellen ( 1977-78 )
Pim van de Meent ( 1978-80 )
Huib Ruijgrok ( 1980-83 )
Sandor Popovics ( 1983-85 )
Pim Verbeek ( 1987-89 )
Ben Zweers (1989 )
Simon Kistemaker (1989-93 )
January Versleijen ( 1993-94 )
Frans Körver ( 1994-95 )
Hans van Doorneveld (1995 )
Fritz Korbach ( 1995-98 )
Frans Thijssen (1999)
Rob McDonald ( 1999-00 )
Jurrie Koolhof (2000, interim)
Gerard Marsman ( 2000-01 )
Jurrie Koolhof ( 2001-02)
Peter Bosz ( 2002-03 )
Frans Adelaar ( 2003-04 )
Gert Kruys (2004-05 )
Andries Ulderink (2005, interim)
Jan de Jonge ( 2005-08 )
Henk van Stee ( 2008-09 )
Darije Kalezić ( 2009-11 )
Andries Ulderink ( 2011-12 )
Richard Roelofsen (2012, interim)

Dutch football club
Sport ( Gelderland)
Doetinchem

De Vijverberg 2011–12 Eredivisie Zutphen County 2007–08 Eredivisie 2008–09 Eredivisie 2010–11 Eredivisie Defender (association football) Timothy van der Meulen Nathaniël Will Piet de Visser (football manager) S.B.V. Excelsior VVV-Venlo

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