- In 1924, the club
changed its name from
Cercle Sportif Brugeois to
Royal Cercle Sportif Brugeois. The club
embarked on a
successful period, led by two...
-
Football Club
Brugeois was
formed by
breakaway club members. The two
sides were
reunited in 1897
under the
French name of
Football Club
Brugeois; they did...
- the next
three titles before CS
Brugeois won
their first title,
finishing one
point ahead their rival of FC
Brugeois. At the end of the 1907–08 season...
-
Brugeois 1909–10 R
Union Saint-Gilloise (6) FC
Brugeois CS
Brugeois 1910–11 CS
Brugeois (1) FC
Brugeois Daring Club de
Bruxelles 1911–12
Daring Club de...
-
Board of Lectureship, a
teacher of
Christian Science Church Cercle Sportif Brugeois, an old name of
Cercle Brugge Central School of
Ballet Cathedral School...
- communes: Bruges,
Capbis and Mi****et.
People from the
commune are
called "
Brugeois" in French. Bruges-Capbis-Mi****et is
situated on 16.55
square kilometres...
- BNF, Fr 2645; BNF, Fr 2646)
contain 112
miniatures painted by well-known
Brugeois artists of the day,
among them
Loiset Lyédet, to whom the
miniatures in...
- from the
original on 23 June 2023.
Retrieved 10
November 2022. "Le
jeune Brugeois Lois
Openda un lion en devenir". LionsdeAtlas. "Les amb****adeurs congolais...
- on 28 April. Liège won back-to-back
titles in 1898 and 1899,
beating FC
Brugeois 6–3 in the two-legged
final of 1899.
During this period, Liégeois had an...
-
Athletic and
Running Club
Skill F.C. F.C. Liégeois
Verviers F.C. F.C.
Brugeois C.S.
Brugeois This
season saw the two
Groups of
previous seasons merged back into...
