Bart Carlier
Bart Carlier ( born June 23, 1929 in Venlo as Albertus Carlier, often Bert Carlier ) is a former Dutch footballer who played in the 1950s, both in his homeland as well as in Germany and France. He played five matches for the Dutch national football team, scoring two goals. He came from Venlo; his family - parents, younger sister and older brother Willy, also a talented footballer - had come at war with the bombing of the city on August 15, 1944 lost their lives.
Club career
The Left Wing came in 1952 from VVV Venlo to Germany and played in the season 1952/53, the 1st FC Cologne in the Oberliga West. In eight games, he scored as many goals here, a rarely achieved rate of a goal per game use. The Cologne were this season runner-up and took part in the final round of the German Cup. For the season 1953/54, he joined together with coach Helmut Schneider from Muengersdorf in the Oberliga West to FK Pirmasens. The Palatines he helped with two goals in the deciding game on December 6, 1953 against 1 FC Kaiserslautern for autumn championship.
After only one year in the Palatinate, he moved across the border to the French first division side Racing Strasbourg. Again, a year later he went - after the professionalism was introduced in the Netherlands - ". Bestbezahlenden club in the Netherlands' back to his home, where he played from 1955 to 1958 at Fortuna'54 from Geleen, the then Fortuna was him in 1957 of Dutch Vice- champion and cup winner; in this period were also its games in the national team. For the season 1958/59 he went again to the French Division 1 for AS Monaco, with whom he celebrated his greatest successes. With the Monegasque he was 1960 French Cup winner in 1961 won the team championship and in 1963 succeeded the Red and Whites the Double. In 1964 he returned to Fortuna '54 and left here end his career.
National
His first try at Oranje had Carlier on November 6, 1955. Bondscoach Max Merkel sent the 26 -year-old along with his teammates Fortuna Bram Appel, Frans de Munck and Cor van der Hart against Norway on the square. However, a goal scored Carlier only in his second, almost one and a half years later. Against Belgium he marked, also in Amsterdam, on 28 April 1957 equalizer for a 1-1 draw. After that he played twice in the World Cup qualifiers against Austria to achieve without a goal. Following the departure of the Dutch, he came on November 17, once again in a friendly match against Belgium at the place where he scored the goal for 5-0 scoreboard in a 5-2 victory.
Clubs
- Before 1952: VVV Venlo
- 1952-1953 1st FC Cologne
- 1953-1954 FK Pirmasens
- 1954-1955 Racing Strasbourg
- 1955-1958 Fortuna '54 Geleen
- 1958-1964 AS Monaco
- 1964-1965 Fortuna '54 Geleen
Statistics
- 5 matches; 2 goals for the Netherlands
- Oberliga West: 8 games; 8 Goals
- 1st League France: 197 games; 48 goals