Beerschot A.C.
Состав
- Yakubu Alfa2010сейчас
- Uroš Delić2011сейчас
Joachim Mununga2012сейчас
Gary Kagelmacher2014сейчас
Abdullahi Ibrahim Alhassanсейчас- Francis Chandidaсейчас
- Richard Kule Mbomboсейчас
- Jean De Clercq1919–1924
Guy Thys1939–1950
Léopold Gernaey1958–1962
Lothar Emmerich1969–1972
Roger Claessen1970–1972
Walter Meeuws1972–1978- Emmanuel Sanon1974–1980
Jan Tomaszewski1978–1981
Julien Cools1979–1981- Edwin van Ankeren1985–1989
Harm van Veldhoven1985–1990- Jos Daerden1986–1990
Willy Wellens1986–1989
Michel van de Korput1987–1989
Simon Tahamata1987–1990- Henk Vos1988–1990
Ton Blanker1988–1989
Eddy Snelders1989–1994- Eddy Snelders1989–1993
- Erik van Rossum1989–1991
Ernie Brandts1989–1991
Kenneth Brylle Larsen1989–1992
Verner Lička1989–1989
Attila Pintér1990–1990
Ben Wijnstekers1990–1991- Didier Dheedene1990–1997
- Jos Daerden1990–1991
Mike Verstraeten1990–1999
Philippe Vande Walle1990–1997- Prince Polley1990–1991
- Simon Tahamata1990–1996
- Guy Vandersmissen1991–1993
Guðmundur Benediktsson1991–1994- Prince Polley1991–1992
- Salif Keita1991–1994
- Frédéric Pierre1992–1995
- Milan Blagojevic1992–1993
Nico Claesen1992–1993
Philippe Clement1992–1995- Ervin Kovács1993–2000
Gábor Halmai1993–1996- Tony Vidmar1993–1993
Tomasz Radzinski1994–1998- Roger Lukaku1995–1996
Éric Deflandre1995–1996- Alexandre Czerniatynski1996–1997
- Cvijan Milošević1996–1999
- Eddy Snelders1996–1997
- Edwin van Ankeren1996–1999
- István Vincze1996–1997
- Kevin van Dessel1996–1997
- Flórián Urbán1997–1997
Mihály Tóth1997–1998
Ronny Van Geneugden1997–1997
Francis Severeyns1998–2001- Rudi Smidts1998–1999
Wesley Sonck1998–1999- Andrei Dyomkin1999–2001
- Bram Verbist1999–2000
Léo Moura1999–2000
Marc Degryse1999–2002
Peter Maes1999–2001- Philip Haagdoren1999–2004
- Rudi Smidts1999–2000
- Stéphane Van Der Heyden1999–2001
Vinko Marinović1999–2003- Wesley Sonck1999–2000
Zoltán Kiss1999–2002- Đorđe Svetličić1999–2003
- Boldizsár Bodor2000–2004
- Dirk Huysmans2000–2004
Luciano José Pereira da Silva2000–2007
Miklós Lendvai2000–2000
Moumouni Dagano2000–2001- Samir Beloufa2000–2002
- Steve Cooreman2000–2004
Aaron Mokoena2001–2001
Jason Culina2001–2001
Jelle Van Damme2001–2002- Joey Didulica2001–2001
Kris De Wree2001–2009- Maikel Aerts2001–2002
- Paul Kpaka2001–2003
- Aaron Mokoena2002–2002
Anthony Obodai2002–2003- Bram Verbist2002–2006
- Daniel Cruz2002–2002
- Kwame Quansah2002–2003
- Mohamed Camara2002–2005
Mohamed Messoudi2002–2006- Petter Rudi2002–2003
- Walker Américo Frônio2002–2003
- Zanzan Atte-Oudeyi2002–2003
Carl Hoefkens2003–2005- Daniel Cruz2003–2011
- Felipe Conceição2003–2003
- Ian Bakala2003–2004
Kenny Thompson2003–2005- Milson Ferreira dos Santos2003–2004
Victor Simões2003–2004
Wim De Decker2003–2004- Carlos Eduardo Castro da Silva2004–2004
- Emmanuel Corrèze2004–2005
- Emmanuel Corrèze2004–2004
- Fabio Rossitto2004–2005
- John Muiruri2004–2005
- João Paulo Oliveira2004–2004
- Jurgen Cavens2004–2007
- Karel Snoeckx2004–2005
- Mario Cvitanović2004–2006
Mousa Dembélé2004–2005
Seth de Witte2004–2005- Wim De Decker2004–2006
André Lima2005–2006- André Lima2005–2005
- Cephas Chimedza2005–2006
- Henk Vos2005–2005
Igor Lolo2005–2007- Jonas De Roeck2005–2007
Josemar dos Santos Silva2005–2006- Marc Hendrikx2005–2006
- Pius Ndiefi2005–2006
Sezer Öztürk2005–2005- Tosin Dosunmu2005–2006
- Adaílson Pereira Coelho2006–2007
- Bakary Soro2006–2007
- Daniel Quinteros2006–2006
- Didier Dheedene2006–2009
- Edwin Ouon2006–2006
François Sterchele2006–2007
Gustavo Colman2006–2008
Hernán Losada2006–2008- Jorge Patricio González2006–2007
- Justice Wamfor2006–2011
- Kenny Steppe2006–2008
- Ninoslav Milenković2006–2007
- Victor Simões2006–2006
- Víctor Figueroa2006–2006
Aristide Bancé2007–2008- Arsène Né2007–2008
- Bakary Soro2007–2008
Daniel Owusu2007–2009
Ederson Tormena2007–2009
Emmanuel Okoduwa2007–2008- Kevin Roelandts2007–2007
King Gyan2007–2010- Martijn Monteyne2007–2011
- Nzelo Hervé Lembi2007–2009
Senharib Malki2007–2009- Serigne Diop2007–2008
Sébastien Chabaud2007–2008- Tosin Dosunmu2007–2011
- Vicente Monje2007–2007
- Abdoulaye Djire2008–2008
Faris Haroun2008–2011- Henri Munyaneza2008–2010
Kevin Vandenbergh2008–2009- Kevin Vandenbergh2008–2008
- Khalilou Fadiga2008–2009
- Khalilou Fadiga2008–2008
Marco Né2008–2008- Paul Kpaka2008–2010
Silvio Proto2008–2009- Sébastien Chabaud2008–2008
Thomas Kaminski2008–2011
Victor Wanyama2008–2011- Đorđe Svetličić2008–2009
Bart Goor2009–2011- Bavon Tshibuabua2009–2012
Igor Mitreski2009–2009
Ivan Leko2009–2009
Mark De Man2009–2010
Mats Rits2009–2011- Nadjim Haroun2009–2010
- Philippe Clement2009–2011
Sherjill Mac-Donald2009–2012
Tomislav Pačovski2009–2012- Wim De Decker2009–2013
- Adnan Čustović2010–2011
Dawid Janczyk2010–2010- Dawid Janczyk2010–2011
Guillaume François2010–2013- Jean Acosta Soares2010–2011
Júnior Negrão2010–2011- Roni Porokara2010–2012
- Tomislav Mikulić2010–2012
- Vuza Nyoni2010–2012
Alpaslan Öztürk2011–2013
Arnor Angeli2011–2012
Dor Malul2011–2012
Dries Wuytens2011–2013- Gary Kagelmacher2011–2012
- Gary Kagelmacher2011–2011
Georgy Zhukov2011–2013- Hernán Losada2011–2013
Ibrahima Sidibe2011–2012- Johanna Omolo2011–2013
Juan Rodrigo Rojas2011–2011- Junior Kabananga2011–2011
Jón Guðni Fjóluson2011–2012
Nemanja Rnić2011–2011- Peter Van der Heyden2011–2012
- Roei Dayan2011–2013
Stijn Stijnen2011–2013- Boldizsár Bodor2012–2013
- Dalibor Veselinović2012–2013
- Dalibor Veselinović2012–2012
- Dor Malul2012–2013
- Elimane Coulibaly2012–2012
Frédéric Brillant2012–2013
Funso Ojo2012–2013
Goran Galešić2012–2012- Joachim Mununga2012–2013
- Joey Suk2012–2013
Koen Van Langendonck2012–2013
Raúl Bravo2012–2013
Stefano Marzo2012–2013
Stijn Wuytens2012–2013
Thibaut Van Acker2012–2013
Wanderson2012–2013
Benito Raman2013–2013- Joey Suk2013–2013
- Kennedy Ugoala Nwanganga2013–2013
Marvin Ogunjimi2013–2013
Maxime Chanot2013–2013- Maël Lépicier2013–2013
- Maël Lépicier2013–2014
Jacques Zoua2017–2018
Moisés Caicedo2021–2022
Beerschot AC is a Belgian football club based in southern Antwerp.
The club was officially declared bankrupt on May 21, 2013, after facing financial issues.
Beerschot AC was formed in 1899 and merged with F.C. Germinal Ekeren in 1999 to create K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot Antwerpen.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Koninklijke Beerschot Antwerpen Club, commonly known as Beerschot AC, was founded in 1899 in Het Kiel, a southern suburb of Antwerp. The club initially faced financial difficulties, leading to a merger in 1999 with F.C. Germinal Ekeren, which had been established in 1920. This merger created K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot Antwerpen, allowing the new entity to retain the matricule number of Ekeren, thus preserving its place in the Belgian Pro League.
Competitive Era
Beerschot AC played in the Belgian Pro League from the 1999-2000 season until the 2012-13 season. During this period, the club achieved notable successes, including reaching the Belgian Cup finals and securing a place in the UEFA Cup. The team reached its highest league positions of third in 1996 and 1998, showcasing its competitive spirit in Belgian football. However, financial issues plagued the club, culminating in its bankruptcy on May 21, 2013, shortly after relegation from the top division.
Legacy and Honours
Throughout its history, Beerschot AC has won the Belgian Second Division in the 1988-89 season and the Belgian Cup twice, in 1996-97 and 2004-05. The club also finished as runners-up in the Belgian Super Cup in 1997 and 2005. Despite its challenges, Beerschot AC remains a significant part of Belgian football history, with a legacy that reflects both its competitive achievements and the struggles it faced.
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Карьера и клубы
In 1920 F.C. Germinal Ekeren was founded in the town of Ekeren, a northern suburb of Antwerp. Several years earlier, in 1899, Beerschot was founded at Het Kiel, a southern outskirt of Antwerp, where the 1920 Olympics had been held. In 1971 Germinal Ekeren added the prefix Koninklijk to their name (meaning Royal in Dutch). The team reached the top division in Belgian football in 1989 and finished 13th. They achieved their highest league position of third in 1996 and 1998 and subsequently qualified for the UEFA Cup. However, in 1999, due to the low attendance of supporters and limited expansion possibilities in Ekeren, the club merged with Beerschot who were then playing in the 3rd division and themselves had severe financial problems.
The new team, K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot Antwerpen kept the matricule n°3530 of Ekeren to keep their place in the first division, but retained the stadium of Beerschot, rebuilding it in the process. By keeping the matricule of Ekeren, the honours of Beerschot were considered to be distinct and separate from the new team and the club finally dropped the name Antwerpen in 2003. In 2004 further financial difficulties were experienced and Marc Brys was brought in as coach. He led the team to victory in the Belgian Cup that year, and in doing so secured a place in UEFA Cup for his side. After only 7 matches in the Jupiler League 2005-06 season, he was fired due to bad results (4 points from 21 and a 3–0 defeat against the 18th placed team). May 2013,…
- League
- Belgian Pro League
Наследие
Belgian Second Division Winners: 1988–89 Belgian Cup Winners: 1996–97, 2004–05 Runners-up: 1989–90, 1994–95 Belgian Super Cup Runners-up: 1997, 2005
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Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Koninklijke Beerschot Antwerpen Club, simply known as Beerschot AC, was a Belgian football club based in southern Antwerp. Beerschot played in the Belgian Pro League from 1999–2000 until 2012–13, when they were relegated not only through their league position, but also lost their professional licence through financial issues, being officially declared bankrupt on 21 May 2013, one week after the season had ended.
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