Liverpool, Chelsea, Madrid, Inter watch out!!

Liverpool here we come! Chelsea watch out! Real Madrid be scared! Mourinho listen up...

Next year Den Haag will win the Champions League!!!



We are the law centre in the WORLD! the Royal city of the country! the political centre in the Netherlands and now we are also:

the FOOTBALL CAPITAL in the Netherlands!

The Beatstad beats everyone!
Last year we finished just 6th in the first division and now we are the best team in the country!!!!!



FT Den Haag [3 - 0] AZ Alkmaar

45' B. Holman

54' [1 - 0] R. Knopper

71' [2 - 0] Y. Cornelisse

85' [3 - 0 ] H. Meric

Bye Bye Ban Gaal!!!!! WETZEL WETZEL we WORDEN KAMPIOEN!!!!!

is Den Haag an actual team or did you make it up?

Glenn Hysén wrote:is Den Haag an actual team or did you make it up?

Kuyt can give you that answer....

Why wasn't this happening last year?

Ajax lost to Willem II? .

Ronaldinho : ADO komt er aan, ADO komt er aan


I like the way your team plays Ricky

You need at least 15 more points Ricky..then I think you wont relegate this year

TITO wrote:Why wasn't this happening last year?

How was your time in the hague?

Fey wrote:You need at least 15 more points Ricky..then I think you wont relegate this year

that's 6 points against feyenoord and 6 points ajax and 6 points against utrecht! and we are safe....

BTW we at least must collect 35 points to be really safe

Great, i really enjoyed. The weather sucks, but overall it was a great experience. I had a contract signed until the end of this year, but i had to come back, family was calling me back, wife and sons.
But my luck was that Ado played in the lower league that season, so it was not a challenge to go and watch them.
And, the luck that i have, almost all my colleagues were anti-football guys, so i didn't managed to go and watch Ajax or PSV or any other European game (except Barca of course).
But who knows, since ABN screwed me and blocked my account because i didn't noted them about the change of my residential address, maybe there's a chance to come again and settle that issue.

TITO wrote:Great, i really enjoyed. The weather sucks, but overall it was a great experience. I had a contract signed until the end of this year, but i had to come back, family was calling me back, wife and sons.
But my luck was that Ado played in the lower league that season, so it was not a challenge to go and watch them.
And, the luck that i have, almost all my colleagues were anti-football guys, so i didn't managed to go and watch Ajax or PSV or any other European game (except Barca of course).
But who knows, since ABN screwed me and blocked my account because i didn't noted them about the change of my residential address, maybe there's a chance to come again and settle that issue.

Good to see you had a great time in Den Haag. I hope everything is ok with your family and so with your problems with that bank that doesn't really exist anymore.

I can imagine many of your colleagues were anti-football. In a "big" international orientated city half of the people don't care about football anyway. In a city like Amsterdam it is the same. Only during big football events like for instance the European championships they care about football.

Another aspect why some people in Den Haag are/were anti-football was because especially in Den Haag football was dead for a long time. You only heard negative things about Den Haag. On birthday parties you always have to defend yourself supporting a club like Den Haag.

The play-offs at the end of last season a division lower have had a positive effect as well as the current results in the Eredivisie. Still there is a long time ago Den Haag will become again the football capital in the Netherlands (like it was 100 years ago )

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Den Haag have a bigger problem with hooliganism than most if not all in the Netherlands, or have they sorted that out now?

EMP wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Den Haag have a bigger problem with hooliganism than most if not all in the Netherlands, or have they sorted that out now?

Maybe that's why he said watch out

EMP wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Den Haag have a bigger problem with hooliganism than most if not all in the Netherlands, or have they sorted that out now?

I think they are friends with Legia Warsaw, so it would also explain a lot.

Ricardo Jol wrote:

Glenn Hysén wrote:is Den Haag an actual team or did you make it up?

Kuyt can give you that answer....

Yeah ask Kuyt....

EMP wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Den Haag have a bigger problem with hooliganism than most if not all in the Netherlands, or have they sorted that out now?

ADO are pretty much scum. A little part that is.

But so are Utrecht, Ajax, Feyenoord, Twente, Groningen, PSV, Vitesse, Roda JC.

EMP wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Den Haag have a bigger problem with hooliganism than most if not all in the Netherlands, or have they sorted that out now?

We have the worst reputation... but today we don't have much more problems than any other club... The biggest problem now is if something happens the media blow things up!

Having said this, last hooligan clash was this summer in Wales. Den Haag , Swansea vs. Ajax and Cardiff supporters...

These guys are scum and like in any place in England most of them fight now outside the stadium somewhere at some day... Does that has anything to do with football or isn't that just the rotten society?