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'''Moonsje''' is the current 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 the 6th World Cup for an [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"|incident]] that occured in Round II.
'''Moonsje''' is the current 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 the 6th World Cup 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 4 terms(8 seasons) and he played a big role in the development of the current [[National Team]][[België]]. Now he's the assistant of '''MOD-Optimax''', the current National Coach of [[België]], and '''Moonsje''' also is the National Coach of [[South Africa]].
'''Moonsje''' is a legendary coach in [[België]] He was the National Coach of [[België]] for 4 terms(8 seasons) and he played a big role in the development of the current [[National Team]][[België]]. Now he's the assistant of '''BCoptimax''', the current National Coach of [[België]], and '''Moonsje''' also is the National Coach of [[South Africa]].


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Revision as of 19:20, 1 December 2006

Moonsje is the current 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 the 6th World Cup for an incident that occured in Round II.

Moonsje is a legendary coach in België He was the National Coach of België for 4 terms(8 seasons) and he played a big role in the development of the current National TeamBelgië. Now he's the assistant of BCoptimax, the current National Coach of België, and Moonsje also is the National Coach of South Africa.

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