Sportpark Veenoord, Veenoord (SV Twedo, formerly NAB / VHC)
Netherlands, province: Drenthe
24 II 2019 / SV Twedo - vv EMMS 1-0 / District North, Sunday League 3C (= NL level 8)
Note: Sportpark Veenoord, inaugurated in 1954, was initially occupied by two Sunday League teams, NAB (Nieuw-Amsterdam Boys) & VHC (Veenoord-Holsloot Combinatie). In 1973, these two clubs, together with Saturday team NAVC (Nieuw-Amsterdamse Voetbalclub), concluded a merger, forming SV Twedo (Twedo being an abbreviation of Tweelingdorp or "Twin Town", a reference to the villages of Veenoord and Nieuw-Amsterdam forming one single agglomeration). Apart from football, Sportpark Veenoord is also in use for speedway races and (weather permitting) speed skating.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Netherlands, province: Drenthe
24 II 2019 / SV Twedo - vv EMMS 1-0 / District North, Sunday League 3C (= NL level 8)
Note: Sportpark Veenoord, inaugurated in 1954, was initially occupied by two Sunday League teams, NAB (Nieuw-Amsterdam Boys) & VHC (Veenoord-Holsloot Combinatie). In 1973, these two clubs, together with Saturday team NAVC (Nieuw-Amsterdamse Voetbalclub), concluded a merger, forming SV Twedo (Twedo being an abbreviation of Tweelingdorp or "Twin Town", a reference to the villages of Veenoord and Nieuw-Amsterdam forming one single agglomeration). Apart from football, Sportpark Veenoord is also in use for speedway races and (weather permitting) speed skating.
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