Bob Peeters

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Bob Peeters
Personal information
Date of birth	(1974-01-10) 10 January 1974
Place of birth	Lier, Belgium
Height	1.96 m (6 ft 5 in)
Playing position	Striker
Club information
Current club	Waasland-Beveren
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1992–1997	Lierse	119	(24)
1997–2000	Roda JC	93	(39)
2000–2003	Vitesse	77	(17)
2003–2005	Millwall	25	(3)
2005–2006	Racing Genk	21	(9)
2006–2008	Lierse	25	(5)
Total		360	(97)
National team
1998–2002	Belgium	13	(4)
Teams managed
2010–2012	Cercle Brugge
2012-2013	Gent
2013-	Waasland-Beveren
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Bob Peeters (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈbɔˈpeː.tərs]) (born 10 January 1974 in Lier) is a former football striker and currently manager of Waasland-Beveren.

He became Gent-coach one week after being released by Cercle Brugge in October 2012 but was fired in January 2013. As a striker, Peeters was notorious for his height (1.96 m). Born in Belgium, he started his professional career for Lierse S.K. in the 1992-1993 season. After five years he moved to Dutch club Roda JC, who sold him in 2000 to Vitesse Arnhem. After three years Peeters was transferred to Millwall F.C.. In 2005 he moved back to Belgium, playing for K.R.C. Genk (2005–2006) and Lierse S.K. (2006–2008).

During the 2000 UEFA European Football Championship, during which he was injured, he was a journalist who interviewed people for television. He participated in the World Cup 2002 qualifying campaign but did not make the final squad for Korea - Japan. At 28 February 2001, he made a hattrick against San Marino in the Stade Roi Baudouin.

Career statistics

International goals scored by Bob Peeters
Goal	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	7 October 2000	Skonto Stadium, Riga	Latvia	0 – 4	Won	2002 World Cup Qualification
2	28 February 2001	Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussels	San Marino	10 – 1	Won	2002 World Cup Qualification
3	28 February 2001	Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussels	San Marino	10 – 1	Won	2002 World Cup Qualification
4	28 February 2001	Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussels	San Marino	10 – 1	Won	2002 World Cup Qualification

References

(Dutch) Profile

v t e Belgian Pro League managers

Been Dury Janevski Luzon Maes Mazzu Menzo Peeters Preud'homme Rednic Staelens Van den Brom Vanderbiest Vanhaezebrouck Vercauteren Vermeulen

Cercle Brugge K.S.V. – managers

Dewulf (1910–14)
Saeys (1914–28)
Vanhalme (1928)
Maxwell (1937–38)
Fenichel (1938–40)
Vanhalme (1940–41)
Saeys (1941–42)
Stejskal (1942–44)
Baes (1944–46)
Deschepper (1946–48)
Baes (1948–50)
Vanden Bempt (1950–51)
Kennedy (1951–52)
Versyp (1952–1953)
Ruysschaert (1953–54)
Thys (1954–56)
Versyp (1956–57)
Delfour (1958–62)
Bigot (1962–63)
Meuris (1963–66)
Vandooren (1966–67)
Braems (1967–72)
Grijzenhout (1972–77)
Petropoulos (1977–78)
Masyn (1977–78)
Grijzenhout (1978–79)
Canjels (1979–82)
Grijzenhout (1982–83)
Houwaart (1983–84)
van Kerkhof (1984)
Leekens (1984–87)
Taelman (1987–88)
Rotty (1988–89)
Grijzenhout (1988–91)
Lagrou (1990–91)
Houwaart (1991–94)
Leekens (1993–94)
Tipurić (1994–97)
Verkempinck (1997–98)
Desmedt (1998–99)
Van Wijk (1999–02)
Tipurić (2002–04)
van Veldhoven (2004–07)
De Boeck (2007–10)
Peeters (2010–12)
Booy (2012–13)
Staelens (2013–)

K.A.A. Gent – managers

Priem (1901–09)
Van Steenkiste (1909–10)
Horta (1910–12)
Bunyan (1912–22)
De Rijke (1922–31)
Pelsmaecker (1931–41)
Fenichel (1941–42)
Stejskal (1942–43)
Ferchyer (1943–45)
Delfour (1945–51)
Mütsch (1951–52)
Vandooren (1952–56)
Delfour (1956–59)
Favre (1959–60)
Verstraeten (1960–64)
Schirschin (1964–65)
Labot (1965–66)
Bigot (1966–67)
Vandooren (1967–71)
Sztani (1971–73)
Van Boxelaer (1973–74)
Orlans (1974–76)
Qvick (1976)
Storme (1976–77)
Höfling (1977–78)
Nollet (1978–80)
Grijzenhout (1980–81)
Goethals (1981–83)
Vandendaele (1983–84)
Grijzenhout (1984–87)
Bergholtz (1987–88)
Fafié (1988)
Vandendaele (1988–89)
Vandereycken (1989–93)
Dorjee (a.i.) (1993)
Meeuws (1993–94)
Clijsters (1994–97)
Boskamp (1997–99)
Sollied (1999–00)
Houwaart (2000)
Remy (2000–01)
Vermeulen (2001–02)
Olde Riekerink (2002–03)
Vermeulen (2003–04)
Leekens (2004–07)
Sollied (2007–08)
Preud'homme (2008–10)
Dury (2010–11)
Sollied (2011–12)
Peeters (2012–13)
Fernández (2013)
Rednic (2013–)

v t e Waasland-Beveren managers

Haasdonk	Van Steelandt (1961–66) Stroobants (1966–69) Martens (1969–70) Verheyen (1992–93) Poppe (1993–96) Janssens (1996–99) Andries (1999–2001) Van Wambeke (2001–02)

Waasland	Van Wambeke (2002–03) Verkempinck (2003–04) Pister (2004–05) De Maesschalck (2005) Geeraerd (2005–06) Lobijn (2006–07) Van Acker (2007) Verkempinck (2007–08) De Roover (2008–10)

Waasland-Beveren	Geeraerd (2010–12) De Boeck (2012–13) Peeters (2013–)

v t e Waasland-Beveren – current squad

1 Clepkens 3 Čale 4 Doumbia 5 Bojović 6 Belhocine 7 Tričkovski 8 Henkens 9 Veselinović 10 Marić 11 Santos 13 Sibum 14 Oumarou 15 Rowell 16 Emond 17 Godemèche 18 Steppe 19 D'Ulivo 21 Lebbihi 22 Blondelle 23 Vermeulen 24 Sterckx 26 Coosemans 29 Van den Eynde 30 Luyckx 32 Demjan 55 Gershon 89 Maman Manager: Peeters

Persondata
Name	Peeters, Bob
Alternative names
Short description	footballer
Date of birth	10 January 1974
Place of birth	Lier, Belgium
Date of death
Place of death

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