Désiré Bourgeois

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Désiré Bourgeois
Personal information
Full name	Desiderius Victor Bourgeois
Date of birth	(1908-12-13)13 December 1908
Place of birth	Mechelen, Belgium
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1926-1938	RFC Malinois
National team
1934	Belgium	2	(0)
Teams managed
1947-1953	RFC Malinois
1954-1955	RFC Malinois
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Desiderius "Désiré" or "Dis" Victor Bourgeois was a Belgian footballer born 13 December 1908 in Mechelen. His date of death remains unknown.^[1]

Biography

Désiré Bourgeois played for KV Mechelen (RFC malinois) from 1926 to 1940. A midfielder, he was Belgian D2 Champion in 1928 and contributed to returning Royal FC malinois to the élite.

He played two matches for the Belgium team in 1934 and was selected in the same year for the Italian World Cup,^[2] but he did not play in this competition.

Honours

Belgian international in 1934 (2 caps)
Selected for the 1934 World Cup in Italy (did not play)
Belgian D2 Champions in 1928 with FC malinois

Notes and references

v t e Belgium squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup

GK Badjou MF Bourgeois FW Brichaut FW Capelle MF Claessens FW Devries FW Grimmonprez MF Hellemans FW Heremans DF Joacim FW Lamoot FW Ledent DF Pappaert MF Peeraer MF Putmans MF Simons DF Smellinckx MF Van Ingelgem GK Vandeweyer FW Versyp FW Voorhoof MF Welkenhuysen Coach: Goetinck

KV Mechelen – managers

Dessain (1911–25)
Maxwell (1925–40)
Rits (1940–43)
Noëth (1943–47)
Bourgeois (1947–52)
Bourgeois & Noëth (1952–53)
Noëth (1953–54)
Bourgeois (1954–55)
De Cleyn (1955–57)
Bertuelens (1957–59)
Stijnen (1959–61)
De Rijcke (1961–62)
Gaspar (1962–65)
Dolgos (1965–67)
Teughels (1967–69)
Spurgeon (1969–70)
Van den Bergh (1970–75)
Bollen (1975–77)
Talbut (1977–78)
Teughels (1979)
Bulatović (1979–81)
Van Damme (1981–82)
Kuterna (1982)
Canjels (1982–84)
Kunnecke (1985–86)
De Mos (1986–89)
Krol (1989)
Van Hoof (1990–91)
Leekens (1991–92)
Van Hoof (1992–94)
Meeuws (1994–96)
Reynders (1996)
Kanacki (1996)
Heylens (1996–97)
Vercauteren (1997–98)
Verkempinck (1998)
Jacob & Billen (1998–99)
Jacob (1999–2000)
Clijsters (2000–01)
Billen (2001)
Hulshoff (2001–02)
Van Hoof (2002)
Demol (2002–03)
Czerniatynski (2003–04)
Vande Velde (2004–05)
Kanacki (2005)
Wetzel (2005–06)
Kanacki (2006)
Maes (2006–10)
Brys (2010–12)
Van Veldhoven (2012–13)
Vercauteren (2014–)

Persondata
Name	Bourgeois, Desire
Alternative names
Short description	footballer
Date of birth	13 December 1908
Place of birth	Mechelen, Belgium
Date of death
Place of death

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