NEWS
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Welcome New Academy and Club Technical Director Coach Yanci
January 22, 2021Please help us welcome coach Yanci to the club. Yanci Abdallah is the new Academy and Technical Director for Dutch FC. We are very excited about this young and talented leader spearheading our Academy’s growth, especially by raising the overall development quality. Coach Yanci will also be heavily involved in advancing the development of the club’s older age groups and taking over the Friday Evening soccer skills program and heading up all the club camps. Coach Yanci grew up playing the great game of football (soccer) in the DFW metroplex and was a talented attacker. As a captain and left-footed[…]
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Dutch FC partners with Fellowship of Christian Athletes
January 22, 2021Dutch 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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From Cruyff to de Ligt: The evolution of Ajax’s $500 million football factory
January 12, 2019Former 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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Maybe the Dutch were the real winners in the `74 World Cup
January 12, 2019It’s OK,” Johan Cruyff said, patting me reassuringly on the arm. We sat on a small couch at the old Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam in September 2014. “I don’t do many of these long ones any more,” Cruyff murmured after I had offered a small apology for making him endure yet another interview. The 67-year-old was in his home town for the day, having flown in from Barcelona. He shrugged nonchalantly. “We will do this one properly. I can see you have lots of questions.” Cruyff pointed at my stained sheet of paper, over which I had spilt a cup[…]
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2008 Boys Qualify for Classic League
May 12, 2019The Royal Dutch Football Club 2008 boys qualified for the Classic League after finishing 1st place in their group. The boys put 3 wins on the board competing with some quality teams. The group showed tremendous character coming from behind in their 2nd game and maintaining the lead in their final game to close out the win at 2-1.
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