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The team started in the lowest Dutch division in the middle of the season. Ten out of fourteen matches had been played already, and WA was at a stable 4th position. Before the first match took off, several players from all over the world were transfered to the club, inluding later heroes Roberto Fuina and Primo Saputo. The first official match was played against the kromme tenen, which were held on a 2-2 draw. Out of the last three games two were won, and one | The team started in the lowest Dutch division in the middle of the season. Ten out of fourteen matches had been played already, and WA was at a stable 4th position. Before the first match took off, several players from all over the world were transfered to the club, inluding later heroes Roberto Fuina and Primo Saputo. Welshman Michael McGovern was appointed as the first head coach. The first official match was played against the kromme tenen, which were held on a 2-2 draw. Out of the last three games two were won, and one ended in a spectacular 3-3 draw. This was enough for the club to end as 4th in its first season. | ||
=== Season 32 === | === Season 32 === | ||
Although the club finished only fourth in | Although the club finished only fourth in its first season, this was enough to promote towards the eighth division. The team was placed in one of the strongest eighth divisions of the Netherlands. Wenters started the season expeditiously, winning two out of the first three games. Later on more and more matches were lost, and it seemed impossible to finish top-5. Because of these disappointing results, Michael McGovern was fired and Arne Åsheim was appointed as the new head coach. Inspired by the new trainer, the team managed to finish its second season as fifth. | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 28 December 2010
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| Location | Gelderland,  Nederland |
| Arena | Wenters Park |
| Fan Club | Wenters Ultras |
Wenters Athletic is a Dutch professional Hattrick football club located in Winterswijk, Gelderland.
History
Wenters Athletic was founded on the 29th of June, 2010. FRL-4ever, a bankrupt team playing in the Dutch 9th division, was taken over. The club moved to Winterswijk and built it's very own stadium at the west side of town. The stadium, named Wenters Park, can hold 12 000 spectators.
Season 31
The team started in the lowest Dutch division in the middle of the season. Ten out of fourteen matches had been played already, and WA was at a stable 4th position. Before the first match took off, several players from all over the world were transfered to the club, inluding later heroes Roberto Fuina and Primo Saputo. Welshman Michael McGovern was appointed as the first head coach. The first official match was played against the kromme tenen, which were held on a 2-2 draw. Out of the last three games two were won, and one ended in a spectacular 3-3 draw. This was enough for the club to end as 4th in its first season.
Season 32
Although the club finished only fourth in its first season, this was enough to promote towards the eighth division. The team was placed in one of the strongest eighth divisions of the Netherlands. Wenters started the season expeditiously, winning two out of the first three games. Later on more and more matches were lost, and it seemed impossible to finish top-5. Because of these disappointing results, Michael McGovern was fired and Arne Åsheim was appointed as the new head coach. Inspired by the new trainer, the team managed to finish its second season as fifth.
