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Dutch Football Club

Inspires a passion for the game by developing players to compete at the highest level.

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"It's not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog"... that rings so true for the tiny geographic country of The Netherlands, aka Holland. However, when it comes to the world game of football, the Dutch are titans.

The Dutch changed the trajectory of World Football when they introduced the revolutionary "Total Football" style of play in the '70s which fostered a culture, methodology, and philosophy that future generations still benefit from today. Fitting into Texas 16 times over and equaling the same number of participants in the game just in Texas alone, The Netherlands youth club system (Ajax, Feyenoord & PSV and many more), continue to produce a healthy consistent crop of intelligent and skillful players that dominate the top leagues throughout Europe.

The exceptional talent produced in Holland is displayed on its national team famously wearing the Orange Colors. By adopting and implementing the successful footballing methodology and philosophy of the Dutch, The Dutch Football Club is proud to bring this unique footballing culture to soccer enthusiasts in the North Dallas area.

For those wanting to take their game to the next level, the Dutch Lions offer a soccer experience that inspires a lifelong passion for the game, teaches and develops an attacking-possessive style of play that enables players to reach their full footballing potential and go on to compete at the highest levels.

ZACH & CASEY LLOYD GUEST SPEAKERS

Friday August 25th Zach & Casey Lloyd will be the guest speakers at our 1st FCA night for the club. Both Zach and Casey have played at the highest collegiate level as well as professionally. Join us as they share their story of how their faith has impacted their sports careers and their lives.

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BIG CONGRATS to 2011 Dutch Lion AJAX for qualifying in Division 1 of the Plano Premier League 2023/24 season. Go Dutch!

CONGRATS to Dutch Lion 2010 AJAX for qualifying to Classic League for the 2023/24 season. All your hard work had paid off!

Huge CONGRATS to 2013 Dutch Lion AJAX for winning Spring Bash 2023! Go Dutch!

LATEST NEWS

Dutch FC partners with Fellowship of Christian Athletes

January 22, 2021

Dutch FC is partnering with Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and Stonebriar Community Church to teach our Lions and Lionesses the Game Plan for Life, using the Bible as our guide. Join us this spring as we unite two passions, FAITH & SOCCER. Soccer for Life is the umbrella non-profit organization for Dutch Football Club and was established initially for sports ministry purposes, specifically leveraging the great game of soccer as a way to grow the Christian faith within our community and beyond. Once per month, we come together for a 60-minute “huddle”. We have fun and learn faith-based life[…]

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Dutch Football Club Announces Hiring of Dennis Genas as Director of Coaching

October 19, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dutch Football Club Announces Hiring of Dennis Genas as Director of Coaching Soccer club based on Netherlands successful youth development philosophy adds important leadership to the “Orange Army” FRISCO, Texas – October 19, 2021 – The Dutch Football Club today announced that Dennis Genas is the new Director of Coaching for the “Orange Army.” Genas was recruited to enhance the growth of the club and the quality of its soccer culture. Genas holds a USSF “A” License and was most recently head coach of the Fort Worth Vaqueros NPSL team. Prior to relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth[…]

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From Cruyff to de Ligt: The evolution of Ajax’s $500 million football factory

January 12, 2019

Former Ajax player and coach Danny Blind sits down in the club’s boardroom and begins to reel off some of the most prominent players to have contributed to its success over the years. Johan Cruyff, Ruud Krol, Arie Haan and Jonny Repp helped win three European Cups in the 1970s. Marco Van Basten and Frank Rijkaard starred in the eighties before making way for Patrick Kluivert, Edgar Davids and Clarence Seedorf in the nineties. As well as being some of the most storied names in world football, all were graduates of the Ajax academy — an institution long-famed for its[…]

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