SBV Excelsior

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Excelsior

Full name	Stichting Betaald Voetbal Excelsior
Nickname(s)	The Kralingers Roodzwarten (red-blacks)
Founded	July 23, 1902
Ground	Stadion Woudestein Rotterdam (Capacity: 3,527)
Chairman	Nico Janssens
Manager	Alex Pastoor
League	Eerste Divisie
2008-09	Eerste Divisie, 5th
Home colours Away colours

SBV Excelsior is a professional football club from Rotterdam, in the Kralingen-Crooswijk district. It was founded on July 23, 1902 and was formerly known as 'Rotterdamse Voetbal en Atletiek Vereniging Excelsior' (Rotterdam Football and Athletics Union Excelsior). The club were relegated from the top Dutch league, Eredivisie in 2007/08.

Excelsior used to be a satellite club of Feyenoord, where Excelsior received money and players (either on loan or free transfer) from Feyenoord. That system ended in 2005. The agreement was set up again in 2008, which resulted in the loan of several Feyenoord players to Excelsior for the 2009-10 season. Excelsior's home stadium is the Stadion Woudestein, which has a capacity of about 3,527, one of the smallest stadiums hosting professional football in the Netherlands.

Contents 1 Current squad 1.1 Out on loan 2 Results 2.1 Honours 3 Notable players 4 Managers 5 Notable Supporters 6 External links

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player GK Lex van Haeften GK Arjan van Dijk DF Sigourney Bandjar DF Daan Bovenberg DF Levi Risamasu DF Ard van Peppen DF Leen van Steensel DF Kevin Wattamaleo (on loan from Feyenoord) MF Stefano Goncalves MF Adnan Alisic MF Ryan Koolwijk

No. Position Player MF Karim Mossaoui MF Vincent van den Berg FW Mathijs Benard FW Kermit Erasmus (on loan from Feyenoord) FW Mohammed Faouzi FW Guyon Fernandez FW Michel van Guldener FW Hanne Hagary (on loan from Feyenoord) FW Mitchell Schet (on loan from Feyenoord)

[edit] Out on loan

No. Position Player DF Rudy Jansen (on loan to SC Cambuur)

[edit] Results

[edit] Honours

• Eerste Divisie: 3
  

1973/1974, 1978/1979, 2005/2006

• Zilveren Bal: 1
  

1927

• KNVB Cup: 0
  

1930 (Runner-up)

[edit] Notable players

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Netherlands Mohammed Allach, (1996-1999) Aad Bak Mario Been, (1993-1995) Peter van den Berg, (1989-1995) George Boateng, (1994-1995) Winston Bogarde, (1990-1991) Dries Boussatta, (2003) Michel Breuer, (1998-2004) Luigi Bruins, (2004-2007) Danny Buijs, (2001-2004) Ellery Cairo, (1997-1999) Joop van Daele, (1980-1981) René van Dieren, (2002-present) Marinus Dijkhuizen, (1994-1996), (2005-2007) Royston Drenthe, (2003-2005) Patrick Dumee, (1989-1993) John Feskens, (1999-2002) Harrie Gommans, (2003-2005) Ferry de Haan, (1996-1998), (2002-2007) Peter Houtman, (1993) Rinus Israël, (1974-1975) Bob Janse Santi Kolk, (2004-2006) Hans Kraay Jr. Carlo L'Ami, (1987-1989) Heimen Lagerwaard, (1950-1963) Bart Latuheru, (1985-1989) Thijs Libregts, (1958-1962), (1968-1972) Glenn Loovens, (2003-2004) Robert Maaskant, (1995-1996) Oscar Moens, (1992-1995) Steve Olfers, (2001-2003), (2004-2005) Geert den Ouden, (1998-2001), (2007-2008) Tonnie Pattinama Robin van Persie, (2001) Brian Pinas, (1999-2003) Sjaak Polak, (1996-2001) Cor Pot, (1975-1981) Henk Schouten, (1950-1954), (1963-1967) Jimmy Simons Andwélé Slory, (2005-2007) Mike Snoei, (1982-1988) Civard Sprockel, (2003-2006) Sjaak Storm, (1983-1984) Erik Tammer, (1990-1992) Gaston Taument, (1989-1990) Steve Wasiman, (1983-1989) Koos Waslander, (1979-1980), (1983-1984), (1985-1987)

Aruba Ronny Nouwen, (2001-2005) Australia Brett Holman, (2002-2006) Graeme Rutjes, (1980-1985) Belgium Thomas Buffel, (2000-2002) Gill Swerts, (2001-2003) Chile Sebastián Pardo, (2007-2008) Czech Republic Jarda Šimr, (1999-2001), (2006-2008) Denmark Jan Sørensen, (1986-1987) Eritrea Nahom Mengistu, (2006) Ghana Patrick Allotey, (1997-1998) Christian Gyan, (1997-1998) Prince Polley, (1995-1997) Ireland David Connolly, (1999-2001) Ivory Coast Salomon Kalou, (2002-2003) Korea Republic Kim Nam-Il, (2002-2003) Morocco Youssef El Akchaoui, (2000-2003) Mounir El Hamdaoui, (2001-2004) Saïd Boutahar, (2002-2003) Netherlands Antilles Daniël Rijaard, (1995-2002), (2005-2006) Suriname Lloyd Doesburg, (1985-1986) Turkey Aykut Demir, (2007-present)

[edit] Managers

Bob Janse, (1956-1962) Bob Janse, (1968-1971) Thijs Libregts, (1975-1980) Sandor Popovics, (1990-1992) Cor Pot, (1992-1994)

Rob Baan, (1994-1995) Hans van der Pluym, (1995-1996) John Metgod, (1996-1997) Adrie Koster, (1997-2003) Henk van Stee, (2003-2004) John Metgod, (2004-2005) Mario Been, (2005-2006) Ton Lokhoff, (2006-present)

[edit] Notable Supporters

• Edward van Cuilenborg
• Jan de Hoop
• Bep van Klaveren
• Bert Nederlof
• Sascha Visser

[edit] External links

• Official website (Dutch)
• Excelsior Fans (Dutch)
• Excelsior Fansite (Dutch)

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