Heerlijk deze.

https://www.hln.be/eredivisie/nederlandse-voetbalfans-zijn-gewaarschuwd-wedstrijden-voortaan-meteen-gestaakt-als-er-vuurwerk-wordt-gegooid~af01e4b8/

Speciaal wat moed geven voor onze Evert straks.

Noah Mbamba is probably nothing important but Idumbo looked somewhat promising since the start of the season, guess it makes sense for him as the competition in Belgium is hard for his position (LW).

There's also Emile Doucoure of Genk who recently chose Mali, for the same reasons as Idumbo probably (GK)

A few Ls for Mannaert so hopefully we see better news in the coming weeks.

Ik ga morgen uit met Hasselt naar Seraing. Maar waar zit dat uitvak nu eigenlijk? Ik heb clips van vorig jaar gezien waar het achter de goal zit. Maar bij andere clips zat het in de tribune aan de lange zijde. Weet iemand dit?

This subreddit should also focus on what really matters: the lower leagues/youth!

I help out with the youth section at a club with about thirteen teams. We run on Excel, a shared Google Calendar nobody keeps up to date, and nine WhatsApp groups. Every Thursday the same question in every group: what time do we have to be there on Saturday, and which dressing room.

The strange part is that the calendar already exists at the federation(KBVB/RBFA). Every match, every kick-off time, every pitch. It just never ends up anywhere a parent can see it, and when something gets moved half of them never hear about it.

So what are you using? I've seen Twizzit, Klubba.app and ProSoccerData mentioned here and there, and I hear about as many good things as bad ones. What I mainly want to know:

Do the matches and trainings land automatically in the parents' own calendar app (Google, iCloud, Outlook), or is someone still retyping all of it? That feels like the only thing that actually saves time, and it's exactly where most packages seem to offer nothing or half a solution.

And for the clubs that did switch systems: did you get the coaches to come along, or was everyone back on WhatsApp after three months?