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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.
'''Moonsje''' is the ex-manager of the [[België national team|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.


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]].
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]].

Revision as of 18:27, 11 August 2009

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 incident that occured in Round II.

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. So actually he has been National coach continuously since March 2004. Currently he is National Coach of Egypt and U-20 Coach of South Africa.

His current name is Captain-Moonsje.

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.