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Well in his 40s, Dethier suffered a serious left arm fracture in the second round of season 67 which meant he would never be able to play football. He remained part of the team for one more season before officially retiring in season 68. At that point, Dethier initially planned to leave the football world entirely and go live in anonymity, decling his Hall of Fame membership. He planned to run a lama farm in a remote village and spend time with his family. After supporters set up an internet poll to vote for Dethier as the next manager, he caved and took over the role from [[Oscar Bertolè]] to become the new manager of the team. | Well in his 40s, Dethier suffered a serious left arm fracture in the second round of season 67 which meant he would never be able to play football. He remained part of the team for one more season before officially retiring in season 68. At that point, Dethier initially planned to leave the football world entirely and go live in anonymity, decling his Hall of Fame membership. He planned to run a lama farm in a remote village and spend time with his family. After supporters set up an internet poll to vote for Dethier as the next manager, he caved and took over the role from [[Oscar Bertolè]] to become the new manager of the team. | ||
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| Personal Information | |||
| Full name | Albert-Pierre Dethier | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 69 years and 106 days | ||
| Country |  Belgium | ||
| Position | Winger | ||
| Current team | retired | ||
| Youth Career | |||
| Youth team | Treet.Ta-Tra Juniors | ||
| Senior Career | |||
| Seasons (Global) | Team |  |  |
| 42 - 45 | Treet.Ta-Tra | () | |
| 45 - 68 | Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track | 268 | (64) |
| Total | 268 | (64) | |
| Teams Managed | |||
| 68 - | Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track | ||
| Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only. | |||
Albert-Pierre Dethier is a retired Belgian football player who last played for Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track in Belgium as a winger.
Dethier started his career with Treet.Ta-Tra, growing from the youth team into the main ranks. He left the team after three season, moving to Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track where he would remain for the rest of his career, a staggering 23 seasons!
Through his career he scored 64 goals for Lokomotiv Veltem, including two hattricks. He was however more famous for his many assists and has provided many goals for the most prolific Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track strikers. As such, he helped both Teddy Gourvil, Bence Könyves and Dietmar Wehmeier to reach over 100 goals in official matches.
Well in his 40s, Dethier suffered a serious left arm fracture in the second round of season 67 which meant he would never be able to play football. He remained part of the team for one more season before officially retiring in season 68. At that point, Dethier initially planned to leave the football world entirely and go live in anonymity, decling his Hall of Fame membership. He planned to run a lama farm in a remote village and spend time with his family. After supporters set up an internet poll to vote for Dethier as the next manager, he caved and took over the role from Oscar Bertolè to become the new manager of the team.
