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===Records=== | ===Records=== | ||
When Kornel ten Berge retired he held 2 records.<br><br> | |||
All-time topscorer for the national team.<br> | All-time topscorer for the national team.<br> | ||
Most goals ever scored in dutch leagues.<br><br> | Most goals ever scored in dutch leagues .<br><br> | ||
He got 4 topscoring titles. 2 times the II.3 in his CVP era and the II.1 and [[Eredivisie]] top scoring title for [[Eibergse_Boys|N.V.F./Eibergse Boys]]. | He got 4 topscoring titles. 2 times the II.3 in his CVP era and the II.1 and [[Eredivisie]] top scoring title for [[Eibergse_Boys|N.V.F./Eibergse Boys]]. | ||
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Kornel ten Berge went back to his hometeam CVP in 2007 for 6 million Euro which became a bot-team right after the transfer. | Kornel ten Berge went back to his hometeam CVP in 2007 for 6 million Euro which became a bot-team right after the transfer. | ||
No-one has ever seen him since. | No-one has ever seen him since. | ||
===Trivia=== | |||
In 2013 a Hattrick tournament, the Kornel ten Berge Trofee" was named after Kornel. The tournament consist of eight teams. | |||
One of the stands in the Castellum (CVP '02 stadium) is named after Kornel ten Berge. | |||
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Kornel ten Berge
Kornel ten Berge was a true star in his age. He played on several world cups in the national teams of the Netherlands.
Records
When Kornel ten Berge retired he held 2 records.
All-time topscorer for the national team.
Most goals ever scored in dutch leagues .
He got 4 topscoring titles. 2 times the II.3 in his CVP era and the II.1 and Eredivisie top scoring title for N.V.F./Eibergse Boys.
Team History
Kornel ten Berge played for 4 different teams.
He started his carreer in the youth squad of CVP and was promoted to the senior team june 2002. After CVP he went to the Knights of the Hockey Pokey.
After just 3 months ten Berge moved to N.V.F. and he won everything there. The national eredivisie, the KNVB Beker,.. he won it all.
After 2 years Kornel decided that he needed a new challenge so he moved to SKL4ever in october 2005.
Kornel ten Berge went back to his hometeam CVP in 2007 for 6 million Euro which became a bot-team right after the transfer. No-one has ever seen him since.
Trivia
In 2013 a Hattrick tournament, the Kornel ten Berge Trofee" was named after Kornel. The tournament consist of eight teams.
One of the stands in the Castellum (CVP '02 stadium) is named after Kornel ten Berge.
