Talk:Wilfried Van Moer

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I'm trying to get some information on the career of Wilfred van Moer, the Belgian Footballer. Would like to know;

Where he was born.

How many appearances made/goals scored with each of his respective clubs; Beveren, Antwerp, Standard Liege, Beringen and Beveren again.

I know about his caps and goals and that he was captain of Belgium in the 1980 European Championship.

I would like to discover any unusual facts about this player and perhaps what he is doing now.

I also understand he had a spell as coach of the Belgium national team. When was that and which other clubs did he coach?

According to this, he was national coach from October to December 96. Bobo. 05:41, 1 March 2006 (UTC)