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Foeke Booy (born 25
April 1962) is a
Dutch football manager, executive, and
former player. He
serves as the
technical manager of Cambuur. Booy pla****...
- but in 2003 and 2004, the team,
which had come
under the
leadership of
Foeke Booy,
managed to win the cup.
Important players in this
period included...
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place and was
replaced by
Foeke Booy. The team
still struggled to
avoid relegation.
After the bad
results they
sacked Foeke Booy and the new
trainer was...
- (30
March 2012 – 30 June 2012) Erik ten Hag (1 July 2012 – 30 June 2013)
Foeke Booy (1 July 2013 – 22
March 2015)
Dennis Demmers (22
March 2015 – 1 Feb...
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Hollmann (April 3, 2006–Feb 25, 2007) Vágner
Mancini (May 1, 2007–Dec 1, 2007)
Foeke Booy (July 1, 2007–Nov 28, 2007) Luka Bonačić (Jan 17, 2008–Jan 7, 2009)...
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Grandel and
Joost Terol, his pre-season
performances impressed manager Foeke Booy, and saw him
promoted to
first choice keeper at the
start of the league...
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Foeke Kuipers (30
August 1871 – 17
December 1954) was a
Dutch architect. His work was part of the
architecture event in the art
competition at the 1936...
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Vloet (2005–07) Gert
Aandewiel (2007) Adri van
Tiggelen (interim) (2007)
Foeke Booy (2007–09)
Frans Adelaar (2009–10) Aad de Mos (2010) Jan
Everse (2010–11)...
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Haarlemmermeer from 1913. The
latter was
built to a
design by
architect Foeke Kuipers in a
historicizing architectural style that
harks back to 17th-century...
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second place. That team was led by the
coach Co
Adriaanse and the
player Foeke Booy. Eibrink, however, grew
increasingly disappointed in
sponsors and local...
