Kluivert & Co

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Kluivert & Co is a Hattrick-team currently playing in Division VI.93 in the Netherlands. It is one of the quickest improving teams in the country. Apart from that, it is also the first Dutch team with its own page on Hattrick Wiki.

Kluivert & Co (503932)
Manager: GHoeberX
Series: VI.93
Country: Netherlands
Region: Utrecht
Arena: Kluivert & Co Arena (55.557 seats)
Fan club: None



History

Coming soon..

Awards & Medals


Individual Honors

  • Co de Goede - Topscorer of Division IX.273 in Season 13
  • Bernie Joha - Topscorer of Division VIII.576 in Season 14
  • Vladimir Hilkhuijsen - Topscorer of Division VIII.576 in Season 14


Friendlies

Because of the sophisticated training schemes of the manager, Kluivert & Co plays every week foreign friendlies and rarely plays against teams from the Netherlands. This is being done for the 0,2 experience increase which is more than the 0,1 experience increase of normal friendlies. The only Dutch team, Kluivert & Co plays against is the quickest improving team of the Netherlands: FC Rambam.

Friendly Cups

  • BSM's Friendly Cup 3rd Edition (128 teams) - Eliminated in Final 16
  • BSM's Friendly Cup 4th Edition (128 teams) - Eliminated in Group Stage
  • BSM's Friendly Cup 5th Edition (128 teams) - Eliminated in Group Stage
  • Kluivert Cup 1st Edition (4 teams) - Winner
  • BSM's Friendly Cup 6th Edition (128 teams) - Eliminated in Group Stage
  • Kluivert Cup 2nd Edition (4 teams) - Winner

The Squad

  • Antoine Sleking
  • Arne van Dorst
  • Arthur Clements
  • File:Israel.gif Aviram Miller
  • Claus de Koning
  • Elwin Batenburg
  • Emanuel van Krimpen
  • Ernest Poffers
  • Fabian van Asselt
  • Gert Burtsev
  • Henk van Gasteren
  • Horia Ivan
  • Jimi Riepma
  • Jordy de Beer
  • Jules Kunst
  • Maikel Lenssen
  • Moisés Vasconcelos
  • Oliver Cent
  • Rene Tempelman
  • Rigilio Stuifbergen
  • Theunis Rienhart
  • Thijs Salomons
  • Willem de Jong