SC Heerenveen

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sc Heerenveen
emblem
Full name Sportclub Heerenveen
Founded July 20, 1920
Ground Abe Lenstra Stadion
Heerenveen
(Capacity 26,600)
Chairman Flag of the Netherlands Bart van der Meer &
Flag of the Netherlands Theun van der Meulen

(Temporary)

Manager Flag of Norway Trond Sollied
League Eredivisie
2007/2008 Eredivisie, 5th
Team colours Team colours Team colours
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Home colours
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Away colours

sc Heerenveen (Frisian: sc It Hearrenfean) is a Dutch football club currently playing in the Eredivisie, the Dutch Premier Division.

The club, founded on July 20, 1920, is located in the town of Heerenveen. A small club by European standards, sc Heerenveen managed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage in the 2000-01 season, having finished in 2nd position in the Eredivisie in the 1999-00 season.

Having played in European cup competitions for many seasons, the club can be seen as one the few teams in the Eredivisie who can challenge the top triumvirate of Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV. The average attendance is just over 25000 spectators. Ever since the stadium was opened (in 1994) the stadium has been in a constant state of redevelopment - in only two seasons (up to 2007) has the shape of the stadium remained the same.

The crest on the club emblem is the symbol of the flag of Friesland, the province where the club is located, and every home game at the Abe Lenstra Stadion is preceded with the Frisian anthem.

The club was led from 1983 until September 2006 by president Riemer van der Velde, the longest tenure of any president with a professional club in the Netherlands.

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[edit] UEFA cup ticket season 2007-08

On April 29, 2007, sc Heerenveen ensured 5th place in the Dutch Eredivisie, by winning with 5-1 against Feyenoord. Afonso Alves was the man of the match with 4 goals. The 5th place ensured them a UEFA Cup ticket for season 2007-08, and entry to the Champions League playoffs stage in the Dutch Eredivisie. The first, and as it turned out to be only, opponent was Ajax. The home tie was won (1-0) but the return match was lost (4-0). Heerenveen will be playing UEFA cup football next season.

[edit] Achievements

1999-2000
1992-93, 1996-97
1969-70

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player
2 Flag of the Netherlands DF Gianni Zuiverloon
3 Flag of Denmark DF Kristian Bak Nielsen
4 Flag of the Netherlands DF Michel Breuer
5 Flag of the Netherlands DF Michael Dingsdag
6 Flag of the United States MF Michael Bradley
7 Flag of Denmark MF Jakob Poulsen
8 Flag of the Netherlands FW Roy Beerens
11 Flag of Norway MF André Hanssen
12 Flag of Brazil FW Paulo Henrique
14 Flag of Austria MF Thomas Prager
15 Flag of the Czech Republic MF Michal Švec
16 Flag of the Netherlands DF Calvin Jong-a-Pin
17 Flag of Norway MF Christian Grindheim
18 Flag of the Netherlands MF Niek Loohuis
19 Flag of the Netherlands FW Cecilio Lopes
21 Flag of Serbia FW Miralem Sulejmani
22 Flag of the Netherlands DF Henrico Drost
23 Flag of Croatia MF Danijel Pranjić
No. Position Player
24 Flag of the Netherlands GK Rob van Dijk
25 Flag of Belgium GK Brian Vandenbussche
26 Flag of the Netherlands GK Harmen Kuperus (on loan from FC Zwolle)
27 Flag of Iran GK Agil Etemadi
28 Flag of the Netherlands FW Gunnar Drooduin
29 Flag of the Netherlands FW Donovan Deekman
31 Flag of Iceland MF Arnór Smárason
32 Flag of the Netherlands DF Robin Huisman de Jong
33 Flag of the Netherlands MF Geert Arend Roorda
34 Flag of Poland DF Maciej Wilusz
35 Flag of the Netherlands FW Gerald Sibon
36 Flag of Denmark DF Timmi Johansen
37 Flag of the Netherlands FW Mark Bloemendaal (On loan from De Graafschap)
38 Flag of the Netherlands DF Pim Balkestein
39 Flag of Sweden DF Tom Siwe
40 Flag of the Netherlands FW Rawley Rozendaal
42 Flag of Sweden FW Samuel Armenteros
-- Flag of Iran MF Reza Ghoochannejhad
-- Flag of Brazil FW Pedro Henrique Beda Nogueira

[edit] Out on loan

No. Position Player
- Flag of the Netherlands FW Age Hains Boersma (on loan to BV Veendam)
- Flag of Spain MF Garcia (on loan to Heracles Almelo)
- Flag of Canada FW Will Johnson (on loan to De Graafschap)
- Flag of the Netherlands DF Robbert Maruanaya (on loan to Go Ahead Eagles)
- Flag of Poland FW Radosław Matusiak (on loan to Wisła Kraków)
- Flag of the Netherlands FW Sebastiaan Steur (on loan to Excelsior)
- Flag of Finland FW Niklas Tarvajärvi (on loan to De Graafschap)

[edit] Top scorers

Season Player Goals
1992-93 Flag of the Netherlands Erik Regtop
7
1993-94 Flag of the Netherlands Erik Regtop
Flag of the Netherlands Erik Tammer
7
1994-95 Flag of the Netherlands Erik Regtop
10
1995-96 Flag of Denmark Jon Dahl Tomasson
14
1996-97 Flag of Denmark Jon Dahl Tomasson
17
1997-98 Flag of the Netherlands Ruud van Nistelrooy
13
1998-99 Flag of Yugoslavia Radoslav Samardžić
12
1999-00 Flag of the Netherlands Anthony Lurling
18
2000-01 Flag of the Netherlands Anthony Lurling
12
2001-02 Flag of Sweden Marcus Allbäck
15
2002-03 Flag of the Netherlands Romano Denneboom
10
2003-04 Flag of the Netherlands Gerald Sibon
15
2004-05 Flag of the Netherlands Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
17
2005-06 Flag of the Netherlands Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
17
2006-07 Flag of Brazil Afonso Alves
34
2007-08 Flag of Serbia Miralem Sulejmani
Flag of the United States Michael Bradley
15

[edit] Notable players

Flag of the Netherlands Netherlands
Flag of Brazil Brazil
Flag of Canada Canada
Flag of Croatia Croatia
Flag of Denmark Denmark
Flag of Finland Finland
Flag of Ghana Ghana
Flag of Greece Greece
Flag of Poland Poland
Flag of Romania Romania
Flag of Russia Russia
Flag of Serbia Serbia
Flag of South Africa South Africa
Flag of Sweden Sweden

[edit] Managers

Foppe de Haan was manager from 1985 till 2004.
Foppe de Haan was manager from 1985 till 2004.
  • Kelly, 1954-55
  • Ris, 1955-58
  • Plooijer, 1958-61
  • de Vroet, 1961-63
  • Mur, 1963-65
  • Zalai, 1965-66
  • Groenewoud, 1966-67
  • E. Teunissen, 1967-69
  • Paauwe jr., 1969-71
  • de Jongh, 1971-73
  • Zalai, 1973-78
  • J. Teunissen, 1978-80
  • Kerkstra, 1980
  • van Brussel, 1980-85
  • de Haan, 1985-88
  • Immers, 1988-89
  • Gritter, 1989-90
  • Korbach, 1990-93
  • de Haan, 1993-2004
  • Verbeek, 2004- [1]
  • Sollied, 2008-

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ van Cuilenborg, C. (Ed.) (2007). Voetbal international, seizoengids 2007-2008. (p. 92). Amsterdam: WP Sport Media BV.

[edit] External links