Bas Paauwe

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Bas Paauwe
Personal information
Full name	Bastiaan Jacob Paauwe
Date of birth	(1911-10-04)4 October 1911
Place of birth	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Date of death	27 February 1989(1989-02-27) (aged 77)
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
	Feijenoord
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1929-1947	Feijenoord	311	(18)
National team^‡
1932-1946	Netherlands	31	(1)
Teams managed
1960-1962	Enschedese Boys
1964-1968	FC Wageningen
1968-1969	VVV-Venlo
1969-1971	SC Heerenveen^[1]
1972-1973	HVC^[2]
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 9 June 2007. † Appearances (Goals). ‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 9 June 2007

Bastiaan ("Bas") Jacob Paauwe (4 October 1911 – 27 February 1989^[3]) was a Dutch footballer who was active as a midfielder. Paauwe played his whole career at Feijenoord and won 31 caps for the Netherlands, scoring one goal.

Honours

1929-30 : KNVB Cup winner with Feijenoord
1934-35 : KNVB Cup winner with Feijenoord
1935-36 : Eredivisie winner with Feijenoord
1937-38 : Eredivisie winner with Feijenoord
1939-40 : Eredivisie winner with Feijenoord

References

Profile

v t e Netherlands squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup

MF Anderiesen FW Bakhuys FW Graafland GK Halle FW Lagendaal FW Mijnders FW Mol MF Oprinsen MF Paauwe MF Pellikaan FW Schoemaker FW Smit GK Van der Meulen DF Van Diepenbeek MF Van Heel (c) GK Van Male FW Van Nellen DF Van Run FW Vente FW Vrauwdeunt DF Weber FW Wels Coach: Glendenning

v t e Netherlands squad – 1938 FIFA World Cup

MF Anderiesen DF Been DF Caldenhove FW De Boer FW De Harder FW De Winter FW Drok MF Hogenbirk GK Michel FW Ooms MF Paauwe MF Pijpers DF Plenter FW Punt FW Smit FW Van der Veen MF Van Heel (c) GK Van Male FW Van Spaandonck FW Vente DF Weber FW Wels Coach: Glendenning

v t e FC Wageningen – managers

Paauwe (1964–68) Vink (1968–73) Korbach (1973–77) Körver (1977–80) de Ruiter (1980–82) Versleijen (1982–84) Boersma (1984–85) Schans (1985–86) Schrijvers (1987–89) Buter (1989–91) Verbeek (1991–92)

VVV-Venlo – managers

Silz (1954–56)
Kment (1956–60)
Horesj (1960–61)
Silz (1961–63)
Kleinheuer (1963–64)
Gesell (1964–66)
Janssen (1966–68)
Paauwe (1968–69)
Breukers (1969)
Gesell (1969–72)
Baan (1972–78)
Croon (1978–79)
Vergoossen (ai) (1979)
Morsing (1979–81)
Vergoossen (1981–86)
Reker (1986–88)
Van Veen (1988–89)
Vergoossen (ai) (1989)
Hulshuizen (1989–90)
Rayer (1990–92)
Körver (1992–94)
Reynierse (1994–95)
Versleijen (1995–96)
Van Stee (1996–98)
Spijkerman (1998–00)
Versleijen (2000–01)
Dusseldorp (2001–04)
Koster (2004–05)
Neumann (2005–06)
Wetzel (2006–08)
Van Dijk (2008–10)
Boessen (2010–11)
De Boeck (2011)
Lokhoff (2012–)

SC Heerenveen – managers

No official trainer (1920–30)
Van Zuylen (1930–32)
Castle (1932)
Pinter (1932–33)
Steenbergen (1934)
Eikenaar (1934–36)
Castle (1936–38)
Smit (1938–39)
Dalhuysen (1939–45)
Bonsema (1945)
Lenstra (1946–47)
Der Munnik (1947–51)
Kelly (1951–55)
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 (1977–80)
Kerkstra (a.i.) (1980)
Van Brussel (1980–85)
De Haan (1985–88)
Immers (1988–89)
Gritter (1989–90)
Korbach (1990–92)
De Haan (1992–2004)
Verbeek (2004–08)
Sollied (2008–09)
De Jonge (2009–10)
Everse (2010)
Jans (2010–12)
Van Basten (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Paauwe, Bas
Alternative names
Short description	Dutch footballer and manager
Date of birth	4 October 1911
Place of birth	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Date of death	27 February 1989
Place of death

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