Simply photos of matchday and stadium visits, mainly in Belgium and the Netherlands, occasionally in Britain or farther afield. Additionally, some historical information about grounds and clubs is provided. Others call it 'groundhopping', whereas I prefer 'football tourism'... but things have run slightly out of control: therefore, this is Extreme Football Tourism.
Saturday, 8 June 2013
Thursday, 6 June 2013
NETHERLANDS: RKSV De Weebosch
Voortje, Weebosch (RKSV De Weebosch)
Netherlands, province: North Brabant
5 VI 2013 / RKSV De Weebosch - SVSOS 1-1 / Zondag 5e klasse Zuid I, promotion play-off (= Div. 9)
Note: as a result of this draw, SVSOS were promoted to the eighth football level.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Netherlands, province: North Brabant
5 VI 2013 / RKSV De Weebosch - SVSOS 1-1 / Zondag 5e klasse Zuid I, promotion play-off (= Div. 9)
Note: as a result of this draw, SVSOS were promoted to the eighth football level.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
NETHERLANDS: ACV
Stadsbroek, Assen (ACV)
Netherlands, province: Drenthe
4 VI 2013 / ACV - ASWH 3-3 / Zaterdag Hoofdklasse, promotion play-off SF (= fourth level)
Netherlands, province: Drenthe
4 VI 2013 / ACV - ASWH 3-3 / Zaterdag Hoofdklasse, promotion play-off SF (= fourth level)
Sunday, 2 June 2013
BELGIUM: KFC Eppegem
Frans Vercammenstadion 'Complex Den Dries', Eppegem (KFC Eppegem)
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant
2 VI 2013 / KFC Eppegem - FC Pepingen 1-2 / Brabant, Provincial League 1 - promotion play-off (= BE level 5)
Timeline
- 1936 / Foundation of FC Eppegem, with the club joining the Belgian Football Association under matricule 2442. Proof is lacking that the club played at Complex Den Dries from the foundation onwards - or if the move to the current ground was made later onwards (if you can provide information on this matter, please feel free to contact me!)
- 1946 / FC Eppegem folds, after having ceased all activities six years previously upon the outbreak of World War II and Germany's occupation of Belgium.
- 1947 / Refoundation of FC Eppegem under a new matricule, 4759.
- 1988 / Allegedly, FC Eppegem absorbs a local recreational club FC Borneo (founded in 1977); if this is true, cannot be proved definitely - what is sure, though, is that FC Borneo exists as an independent recreational club today (2022).
- 1997 / Upon the club's fiftieth anniversary, the royal epithet is obtained, with FC Eppegem thus becoming KFC Eppegem.
- 2007 / After years of relative obscurity in the lower echelons of Brabant's Provincial League system, KFC Eppegem manages a promotion to Provincial League 1 - a first in the club's history. The stay in P1 does not last longer than one season, though, with relegation following in 2008.
- 2012 / The club wins promotion to Provincial League 1 for a second time in five years. This time, KFC Eppegem proves better prepared for the higher level, as the promotion play-offs are reached in the first season after promotion (2012-13).
- 2016 / After four years in P1, KFC Eppegem reaches the national league system for the first time in history.
- 2018 / A further milestone is reached, as the club wins the play-offs in the Flemish branch (VFV) of National Amateur Division 3, the fifth tier of the Belgian football pyramid - thus acceding to National Amateur Division 2.
- 2019 / Finishing 1 point short of security, KFC Eppegem suffers relegation into National Amateur Division 3 along with Tempo Overijse and K Olsa Brakel.
- 2023 / Finishing 15th in VFV Amateur Division 3A, KFC Eppegem drops out of the national leagues after 7 years, taking with it KVE Drongen, KSV Rumbeke, and KSV Anzegem - with the last-mentioned club folding before the end of the season.
- 2026 / Finishing in third-last place in Brabant's VFV Provincial League 1, KFC Eppegem suffers relegation into Provincial League 2, along with KOSC Wijgmaal and bottom club K Europa 90 Kraainem FC.
Note: Below, a compilation of photos of two different visits: pictures 1-5 = non-matchday visit, August 2022 / pictures 6-24 = match visit, June 2013.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
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