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József Kiprich Trophy
== History ==


In season 7 [[Lantalume]] decided that former forward of [[Feyenoord]]: the Hungarian legend '''József "The Wizard of Tatabanya" Kiprich''' deserved a well dedication, so he founded a friendly-cup for the [[Hattrick Federatie Rotterdam]] where József Kiprich, still very populair at [[Feyenoord]], is be honoured. The last few seasons is the organisation of the '''JKT''' in goods hands of [[Grootveld]] of [[FC Rotterdam 2003]].
In season 7 [[Lantalume]] decided that former forward of [[Feyenoord]]: t '''József Kiprich''' deserved a well dedication, so he founded a friendly-cup for the [[Hattrick Federatie Rotterdam]] where József Kiprich is be honoured. The last few seasons is the organisation of the '''JKT''' in goods hands of [[Grootveld]] of [[FC Rotterdam 2003]].


All winners of JKT:
== The Finales ==


    * Seizoen 7: [[FC Kick]]
* Seizoen 7: [[FC Kick]]
    * Seizoen 8: [[FC Kick]]
* Seizoen 8: [[FC Kick]]
    * Seizoen 9: [[Ainulindalë FC]]
* Seizoen 9: [[Ainulindalë FC]]
    * Seizoen 10: [[Communism Inc.]]
* Seizoen 10: [[Communism Inc.]]
    * Seizoen 11: [[FC Agniesebuurt]]
* Seizoen 11: [[FC Agniesebuurt]]
    * Seizoen 12: [[FEYENOORD 1908]]
* Seizoen 12: [[FEYENOORD 1908]]
    * Seizoen 13: [[FC Kick]]
* Seizoen 13: [[FC Kick]]
    * Seizoen 14: [[Communism Inc.]]
* Seizoen 14: [[Communism Inc.]]
    * Seizoen 15: [[FC Kick]]
* Seizoen 15: [[FC Kick]]
 
== Jószef Kiprich ==
 
"The Wizard of Tatabanya"

Revision as of 17:38, 20 December 2005

History

In season 7 Lantalume decided that former forward of Feyenoord: t József Kiprich deserved a well dedication, so he founded a friendly-cup for the Hattrick Federatie Rotterdam where József Kiprich is be honoured. The last few seasons is the organisation of the JKT in goods hands of Grootveld of FC Rotterdam 2003.

The Finales

Jószef Kiprich

"The Wizard of Tatabanya"