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2017-05-12T12:58:20Z

Star Players

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	==Star Players==		==Star Players==

	[[Kornel ten Berge]] is the true star player of CVP in their first era. Kornel retired at the age of 32 after scoring 358 goals in Dutch leagues and winning the Eredivisie and the Dutch Cup. He played 45 games for the Dutch national team (and 21 U-20 games, including being the captain at the 2003 U-20 World Cup in Oceania).<br><br>		[[Kornel ten Berge]] is the true star player of CVP in their first era. Kornel retired at the age of 32 after scoring 358 goals in Dutch leagues and winning the Eredivisie and the Dutch Cup. He played 45 games for the Dutch national team (including the semi-final at the 2003 World Cup), and 21 U-20 games (including being the captain at the 2003 U-20 World Cup in Oceania).<br><br>

	==Match Kit==		==Match Kit==

2017-05-12T12:53:19Z

Star Players

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	[[Kornel ten Berge]] is the true star player of CVP in their first era. Kornel retired at the age of 32 after scoring 358 goals in Dutch leagues and winning the Eredivisie and the Dutch Cup. He played 45 games for the Dutch national team (and 21 U-20 games).<br><br>		[[Kornel ten Berge]] is the true star player of CVP in their first era. Kornel retired at the age of 32 after scoring 358 goals in Dutch leagues and winning the Eredivisie and the Dutch Cup. He played 45 games for the Dutch national team (and 21 U-20 games, including being the captain at the 2003 U-20 World Cup in Oceania).<br><br>

	==Match Kit==		==Match Kit==

2017-05-12T12:46:42Z

Summary

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	CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is named "CVP '02" since. Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.		CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is named "CVP '02" since. Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.

	They completed 30 seasons in total and ended 21 times in the top three of their league.		They completed over 30 seasons in total and ended 21 times in the top three of their league.

	==Stadium==		==Stadium==

2017-05-12T12:46:25Z

Summary

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	After the ban, CVP disappeared for five years.		After the ban, CVP disappeared for five years.

	CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is ~~since than~~ named "CVP '02". Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.		CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is named "CVP '02" since. Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.

	They completed 30 seasons in total and ended 21 times in the top three of their league.		They completed 30 seasons in total and ended 21 times in the top three of their league.

2017-05-12T12:45:13Z

Season overview

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	[[Category:Dutch Clubs]]		[[Category:Dutch Clubs]]

2016-09-14T13:14:12Z

Summary

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	CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is since than named "CVP '02". Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.		CVP made a comeback in october 2012 and is since than named "CVP '02". Even though they moved to the city of Arnhem, the name remained unchanged. They did move from the Utrecht region to Gelderland. CVP '02 started in the Dutch VIII series. They won several titles and had a 50+ unbeaten streak in VI level league games.

	They completed 28 seasons in total and ended 19 times in the top three of their league.		They completed 30 seasons in total and ended 21 times in the top three of their league.

	==Stadium==		==Stadium==

2016-09-14T13:12:50Z

Season overview

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	[[Category:Dutch Clubs]]		[[Category:Dutch Clubs]]

2016-09-14T13:12:07Z

Stadium

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	"Castellum" referes to the roman word for "fortress". The stadium had over 89 thousand places in the first era. After CVP disappeared, the stadium was rebuild to 12.000 places.		"Castellum" referes to the roman word for "fortress". The stadium had over 89 thousand places in the first era. After CVP disappeared, the stadium was rebuild to 12.000 places.

	After the comeback, the stadium expanded again. From 15.000 early 2013 to nearly 30.000 a year later. The stadium's capacity in 2015 was 42.500 and expanded to 51.~~314~~ in 2016.		After the comeback, the stadium expanded again. From 15.000 early 2013 to nearly 30.000 a year later. The stadium's capacity in 2015 was 42.500 and expanded to 60.000 in 2016.

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	'''Name:''' Castellum<br>		'''Name:''' Castellum<br>
	'''Last improvement:''' 06-02-2016<br>		'''Last improvement:''' 06-02-2016<br>
	'''Total capacity:''' ~~51314~~<br>		'''Total capacity:''' 60000<br>
	'''Terraces:''' ~~29960~~<br>		'''Terraces:''' 34950<br>
	'''Basic seating:''' ~~12002~~<br>		'''Basic seating:''' 13950<br>
	'''Seats under roof:''' ~~8175~~<br>		'''Seats under roof:''' 9300<br>
	'''Seats in VIP boxes:''' ~~1177~~<br>		'''Seats in VIP boxes:''' 1800<br>

	==Star Players==		==Star Players==

2016-02-09T15:04:52Z

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2016-02-09T15:02:38Z

Season overview

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