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| country = Nederland | | country = Nederland | ||
| region = Amsterdam | | region = Amsterdam | ||
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| fanclub = Yellow White Dynamite | | fanclub = Yellow White Dynamite | ||
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* '''Champion''' in [[V.22 (Nederland)|V.22]] (season 18)<br> | * '''Champion''' in [[V.22 (Nederland)|V.22]] (season 18)<br> | ||
* '''Champion''' in [[IV.4 (Nederland)|IV.4]] (season 19)<br> | * '''Champion''' in [[IV.4 (Nederland)|IV.4]] (season 19)<br> | ||
* '''Champion''' in [[VI.67 (Nederland)|VI.67]] (season 25)<br> | |||
=== Friendly Cups === | === Friendly Cups === | ||
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==Famous (past) players== | ==Famous (past) players== | ||
* {{ | * {{Flagicon|NED}} '''Ryan Breteler''' Most famous Geel-Wit player, first player with 4 stars and first player that left the club for almost 700.000 euro (a fabulous amount that time). | ||
* {{ | * {{Flagicon|POL}} '''Jan Nasilowski''' Legend on the midfield of Geel-Wit. | ||
* {{ | * {{Flagicon|SUI}} '''Philipp Hatter''' Started at the age of 17 in the squad and became one of the best players ever for Geel-Wit. | ||
* {{ | * {{Flagicon|ENG}} '''Bowman Marshall''' Great midfielder playing for over 3 years in the squad, current coach. | ||
==Ryan Breteler Stadium== | ==Ryan Breteler Stadium== | ||
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== Federations == | == Federations == | ||
[[Haarlemse Hattrick Federatie]] | |||
== External link(s) == | == External link(s) == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:53, 28 November 2010
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| Club information | |
| Location | Amsterdam,  Nederland |
| Arena | Ryan Breteler Stadion |
| Fan Club | Yellow White Dynamite |
Trophies
League
- Champion in VI.262 (season 11)
- Champion in VI.987 (season 13)
- Champion in V.113 (season 16)
- Champion in V.22 (season 18)
- Champion in IV.4 (season 19)
- Champion in VI.67 (season 25)
Friendly Cups
- Winner HattrickSancta Cup (season 10)
- Winner Haarlem Cup (season 16)
- Winner Haarlem Cup (season 19)
- Winner Haarlem Cup (season 20)
- Winner Haarlem Cup (season 22)
Haarlem Cup
| Edition | Result | Win | Draw | Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Edition | Champion | 6 | 0 | 1 |
| 2nd Edition | 3rd Place | 2 | 0 | 1 |
| 3rd Edition | 2nd Place | 4 | 0 | 2 |
| 4th Edition | Champion | 9 | 0 | 0 |
| 6th Edition | Second Round | 2 | 0 | 1 |
| 7th Edition | Champion | 7 | 0 | 3 |
| 8th Edition | 2nd Place | 3 | 0 | 2 |
| 9th Edition | Quarter Finals | 3 | 1 | 2 |
Famous (past) players
- Ryan Breteler Most famous Geel-Wit player, first player with 4 stars and first player that left the club for almost 700.000 euro (a fabulous amount that time).
Jan Nasilowski Legend on the midfield of Geel-Wit.
Philipp Hatter Started at the age of 17 in the squad and became one of the best players ever for Geel-Wit.
Bowman Marshall Great midfielder playing for over 3 years in the squad, current coach.
Ryan Breteler Stadium
Name: Ryan Breteler Stadion
Total capacity: 71.000
Terraces: 44.500
Basic seating: 17.750
Seats under roof: 6.900
Seats in VIP boxes: 1.850
