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== First team players == | == First team players == | ||
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== Staff == | |||
* {{Flag/NED}} Trainer | |||
* {{Flag/NED}} Trainer Youth | |||
* {{Flag/NED}} Scout Youth | |||
* {{Flag/NED}} Scout Youth | |||
== Hall of Fame == | == Hall of Fame == | ||
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* <B>name</B><BR> | * <B>name</B><BR> | ||
info about player | info about player | ||
== Stadium == | |||
[[Image:FCRotterdam2003stadium.jpg|thumb|Fortuyn Memorial Stadium]] | |||
Since the start of the club in 2003 FC Rotterdam is playing in the same stadium. It had two major rebuildings in 2005 and 2009 to improve the capacity to the amount it is nowadays. In may 2004 the board of the club and the supporters decided to rename their stadium and give it the name: Fortuyn Memorial Stadium. The stadium is named after former Dutch politicus Pim Fortuyn who was murdered at 6 may 2002. | |||
Fortuyn Memorial Stadium statistics: | |||
* Total capacity: - | |||
* Standing places: - | |||
* Seats: - | |||
* Business seats: - | |||
[[Category:Dutch Clubs|Front]] | [[Category:Dutch Clubs|Front]] | ||
Revision as of 08:55, 3 November 2009
| FC Rotterdam 2003 | |
| Managed by Grootveld | |
| Club information | |
| Location | Rotterdam,  Nederland |
| Arena | Fortuyn Memorial Stadium |
| Fan Club | - |
Club info
FC Rotterdam 2003 is currently playing in division 5 in The Netherlands. This team subscribed for Hattrick in 2003.
Prizes
| Champion VI.95 |  |
| Champion VI.106 | |
First team players
- name
info about player
Youthteam SC Rotterdam
- name
info about player
Staff
- Template:Flag/NED Trainer
- Template:Flag/NED Trainer Youth
- Template:Flag/NED Scout Youth
- Template:Flag/NED Scout Youth
Hall of Fame
- name
info about player
Stadium
Since the start of the club in 2003 FC Rotterdam is playing in the same stadium. It had two major rebuildings in 2005 and 2009 to improve the capacity to the amount it is nowadays. In may 2004 the board of the club and the supporters decided to rename their stadium and give it the name: Fortuyn Memorial Stadium. The stadium is named after former Dutch politicus Pim Fortuyn who was murdered at 6 may 2002.
Fortuyn Memorial Stadium statistics:
- Total capacity: -
- Standing places: -
- Seats: -
- Business seats: -
