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Voetbalvereniging Terneuzense Boys (founded 1949) is an association football club in Terneuzen, Netherlands. Since 2019 Terneuzense Boys plays in the Eerste Klasse. Its home ground is Zuidersportpark and colors since foundation orange and black.

Full nameVoetbalvereniging Terneuzense Boys
Founded1 May 1949
GroundZuidersportpark, Terneuzen
ChairmanPeter van den Kieboom
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Full nameVoetbalvereniging Terneuzense Boys
Founded1 May 1949
GroundZuidersportpark, Terneuzen
ChairmanPeter van den Kieboom
ManagerHubert van den Hemel
LeagueEerste klasse Saturday
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History

Terneuzense Boys was founded on 1 May 1949. At foundation 45 players registered, enabling it to immediately start with two teams.[1] The first squad is marked by three distinct periods. From 1949 through 1961 (12 years) it played outside the national league system of the KNVB.

From 1961 through 1998 (37 years) it played exclusively in the Vierde and Derde Klasse. During this period it won section championships in the Vierde Klasse in 1966[2] and in the Derde Klasse in 1998.[3][4]

Since 1998 Terneuzense Boys hovers between Tweede and Eerste Klasse, playing mostly in the upper half of the Tweede. During this period it won Tweede Klasse section championships in 2006,[5] 2008,[6] 2012,[7] and 2019.[8] In 2008 and 2012 it immediately rebounded after Eerste Klasse relegation. In January 2020, six cars of Terneuzense Boys players were attacked in Belgium.[9] In April 2020 the first squad was heading towards relegation when relegation and promotion were frozen due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[10][11]

Chief coach

  • Netherlands Jan Koch (1970–1974)[12]
  • Netherlands Joop de Jonge (while player, 1974)
  • Netherlands Wies van Avermaete (1974–1977)[13]
  • Netherlands Rini Dey (1977–1980)
  • Netherlands Guust Voet (1980–1982)[14]
  • Netherlands Arie Dekker (1982–1987)[15]
  • Netherlands Jan Dooms (1987–1989)[16]
  • Netherlands Arie Dekker (1989–1991)[17]
  • Netherlands Jan Dooms (interim, 1991)
  • Netherlands Bert Timmers (1991)
  • Belgium Maurice de Windt (1991–1992)
  • Netherlands Kees Pladdet (1992–1994)
  • Netherlands Joop de Jonge (1994)[18]
  • Netherlands Wim Pauw (interim, 1994–1995)
  • Netherlands Jaap Goossen (1995–1999)[19]
  • Netherlands Eddy van der Hooft (1999–2002)
  • Netherlands Henk Ottens (2002–2005)
  • Netherlands Danny van de Velde (2005–2007)
  • Netherlands Leendert Geelhoed (2007–2009)
  • Netherlands Karl Vergouwen (2009–2011)[20]
  • Netherlands Arie Dekker (interim, 2011)
  • Netherlands Eddy van der Hooft (2011–2013)[21]
  • Netherlands Alexander van Keulen (2013–2015)[22]
  • Netherlands Diederik Hiensch (2015–2018)[23]
  • Netherlands Hubert van den Hemel (since 2018)[24]

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