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'''Moonsje''' is the ex-manager of the [[België]] [[National Team]], and is in his third term. He is also a former GM, and was then known as GM-Moons. He became infamous in [[World Cup VI]] for an [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"|incident]] that occured in Round II.
[[file:Moonsje.png|frame|'''Moonsje''' (aka ''CAPTAIN-MOONSJE'')]]<span>'''Moonsje''' {{userid|102034}}</span> is a very famous [[Belgium|Belgian]] manager.


Moonsje is a legendary coach in [[België]]. He was the National Coach of [[België]] for 5 terms (4 times or 8 seasons in a row) and he played a big role in the development of the current [[National Team]] [[België]]. He also was 3 times National Coach of [[South Africa]] and lead the U-20 national team of [[België]].
He has been a [[GameMaster]], then known as ''GM-Moons''.
So actually he has been [[National coach]] continuously from March 2004.
He left the crew in June 2005.
Currently he is National Coach of [[Misr|Egypt]].
 
   
==Own team career==
His current name is Captain-Moonsje.
Moonsje's {{teamid|80895|team}} was founded on the 6th July 2002, and started in IV.10 with the declred goal to reach the [[Eerste Klasse]], but hardly anyone believes he would make it. As Raikkonen's Formula One Racers the team played one season in II.4, which is the best result.
 
It changed names a few times: starting as '''Supergenk''', over '''K.R.C. Genk''', '''Raikkonen's Formula One Racers''' and '''FC uitzet 1730''', '''This is a bot team''', '''EMPEACH MOD-KICKER78''', to it's current name '''Canadian Waffles'''.
 
The team started going down after reachig II, ending in VI.303 for a few seasons.
Moonsje claims this happend because he used his team to train NT-players.
After becoming champion in VI.303 and V.43, the team relegated all the way down to VIII division.
He started to win with his own team again, winning titles in VIII.1276, VII.399 and VI.72, remainin in Vi for years.
 
==NT coach career==
Moonsje worked on several NT and U-20 staff in Belgium, South Africa and Egypt.
 
As [[national coach|NT coach]] he holds a record: he continuously led a [[National team|NT]] and a [[U-20]] from March 2004 to October 2019, with a brief 3 months of vacancy time after his only medal (20/01/2013) and a pause during World Cup XXV.
 
He has been:
{| class=wikitable
| [[World Cup V]] || {{Country data BEL|NationalTeamtemplate}}
| Round II
|-
| [[World Cup VI]] || NT Belgium || Round III
|-
| [[World Cup VII]] || NT Belgium || Round IV
|-
| [[World Cup VIII]] || NT Belgium || Round III
|-
| [[World Cup IX]] || {{Country data RSA|NationalTeamtemplate}}
| Round I
|-
| [[World Cup X]] || NT South Africa || Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup X]] || {{Country data BEL|NationalTeamUnder-20}}
| Round III
|-
| [[World Cup XI]] || NT South Africa || Round III
|-
| [[World Cup XII]] || NT Belgium || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XIII]] || {{Country data EGY|NationalTeamtemplate}}
| Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XIII]] || {{Country data RSA|NationalTeamUnder-20
|-
| [[World Cup XIV]] || NT Egypt || Round I}}
| Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XIV]] || {{Country data PAN|NationalTeamUnder-20}}
| Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XV]] || NT Belgium || Round III
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XV]] || U-20 South Africa || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XVI]] || {{Country data CAN|NationalTeamtemplate}}
| Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XVI]] || U-20 South Africa || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XVII]] || NT Canada || Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XVIII]] || U-20 Belgium || {{U-20WC2}}
|-
| colspan=3 style="background-color:lightgrey|
|-
| [[World Cup XX]]  || NT Canada || Round II
|-
| [[World Cup XXI]] || NT South Africa || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XXII]] || NT Canada ||  Round II
|-
| [[World Cup XXIII]] || NT Belgium || Round III
|-
| [[World Cup XXIV]] || NT Belgium || Round I
|-
| colspan=3 style="background-color:lightgrey|
|-
| [[World Cup XXVI]]  || NT Canada || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XXVII]] || NT Canada || Round I
|-
| [[World Cup XXVIII]] || NT Canada || Round I
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup XXIX]] || U-20 NT Belgium || Round III
|}<br>
 
He also was involved in the infamous [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"|World Cup VI "wheel" incident]] that occured in Round II.
 
==See Also==
*[[Worst Teams]].


His team changed name a few times from Supergenk, over "K.R.C. Genk","Raikkonen's Formula One Racers" and "FC uitzet 1730" to it's current name "'''This is a bot team'''".
Moonsjes own team never was a great succes, and relegated from IInd to VIIIth division.


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Latest revision as of 13:17, 7 August 2020

Moonsje (aka CAPTAIN-MOONSJE)
Moonsje (102034) is a very famous Belgian manager.

He has been a GameMaster, then known as GM-Moons. He left the crew in June 2005.

Own team career

Moonsje's team was founded on the 6th July 2002, and started in IV.10 with the declred goal to reach the Eerste Klasse, but hardly anyone believes he would make it. As Raikkonen's Formula One Racers the team played one season in II.4, which is the best result.

It changed names a few times: starting as Supergenk, over K.R.C. Genk, Raikkonen's Formula One Racers and FC uitzet 1730, This is a bot team, EMPEACH MOD-KICKER78, to it's current name Canadian Waffles.

The team started going down after reachig II, ending in VI.303 for a few seasons. Moonsje claims this happend because he used his team to train NT-players. After becoming champion in VI.303 and V.43, the team relegated all the way down to VIII division. He started to win with his own team again, winning titles in VIII.1276, VII.399 and VI.72, remainin in Vi for years.

NT coach career

Moonsje worked on several NT and U-20 staff in Belgium, South Africa and Egypt.

As NT coach he holds a record: he continuously led a NT and a U-20 from March 2004 to October 2019, with a brief 3 months of vacancy time after his only medal (20/01/2013) and a pause during World Cup XXV.

He has been:

World Cup V

NT Belgium

Round II
World Cup VI NT Belgium Round III
World Cup VII NT Belgium Round IV
World Cup VIII NT Belgium Round III
World Cup IX

NT South Africa

Round I
World Cup X NT South Africa Round I
U-20 World Cup X

NT U-20 Belgium

Round III
World Cup XI NT South Africa Round III
World Cup XII NT Belgium Round I
World Cup XIII

NT Egypt

Round I
U-20 World Cup XIII

NT U-20 South Africa

Round I
U-20 World Cup XIV

NT U-20 Panama

Round I
World Cup XV NT Belgium Round III
U-20 World Cup XV U-20 South Africa Round I
World Cup XVI

NT Canada

Round I
U-20 World Cup XVI U-20 South Africa Round I
World Cup XVII NT Canada Round I
U-20 World Cup XVIII U-20 Belgium Runner-up
World Cup XX NT Canada Round II
World Cup XXI NT South Africa Round I
World Cup XXII NT Canada Round II
World Cup XXIII NT Belgium Round III
World Cup XXIV NT Belgium Round I
World Cup XXVI NT Canada Round I
World Cup XXVII NT Canada Round I
World Cup XXVIII NT Canada Round I
U-20 World Cup XXIX U-20 NT Belgium Round III

He also was involved in the infamous World Cup VI "wheel" incident that occured in Round II.

See Also