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Chris Dekker (born 6 December 1945 in Westzaan, Noord-Holland) is a former football defender and midfielder from the Netherlands, who played for AZ Alkmaar, NEC Nijmegen, DWS and FC Amsterdam, before moving to Belgium to play for R. Charleroi S.C. (1977–1981). When he returned to Holland in 1981 he signed for Sparta Rotterdam and ended his career at Fortuna Sittard (1982–1985).
Dekker played his last match on 10 March 1985, and became a football manager, who coached Fortuna Sittard, FC Eindhoven, Al-Jazira (United Arab Emirates), FC Den Bosch, Qatar (– 17), RBC Roosendaal, Sparta Rotterdam and Fortuna Sittard once again. He earned one cap for the Netherlands national football team, when he replaced Johan Neeskens on 23 March 1974 in a friendly against Austria.
See also
- Sparta Rotterdam season 2002–03
References
- (Dutch) Profile
RBC Roosendaal – managers de Bois (1954–56) · Tausch (1956–59) · Koolen (1959–60) · Gillese (1960–66) · Koolen (1966–68) · van der Pijl (1968–70) · Stijger (1970–71) · van Vught (1983–8x) · Hollink (198x–84) · Verèl (1984–87) · Drost (1987–89) · Pot (1989–90) · van de Ven & Hellendoorn (1990) · Jansen (1990–94) · Koevermans (1994–96) · Poortvliet (1996–98) · Kaiser (1998–99) · Maaskant (1999–02) · Dekker (2002–03) · Maaskant (2003–04) · Van Dijk (2004–05) · Roks (2005–06) · Maaskant (2006–07) · Meppelink (2007–08) · Coolen (2008–10) · Çapa (2010) · Gorré (2011) ·
Sparta Rotterdam – managers Chadwick (1915) · Livingstone (1949–xx) · Neville (1955–63) · Coerver (1966–69) · Keßler (1970–71) · Schwartz (1971–72) · Adamson (1976) · Brom (1976–78) · Petescu (1978–80) · Brand (ai) (1980) · Hughes (1980–83) · Jacobs (1983–84) · Vonk (1984–86) · Hughes (1986–88) · Baan (1988–90) · Van Doorneveld (1990–91) · Jacobs (1991–93) · Berger (1993–95) · van Stee (a.i.) (1995) · Ten Cate (1995–97) · Brand (ai) (1997) · Van der Zee (1997–98) · Everse (1998–99) · Roks (1999–2001) · Van Hanegem (2001) · Rijkaard (2001–02) · Roks (2002–03) · Korbach (2003) · van Leeuwen (a.i.) (2003) · Dekker (2003) · Snoei (2003–05) · Van Tiggelen (ai) (2005) · Vloet (2005–07) · Aandewiel (2007) · Van Tiggelen (ai) (2007) · Booy (2007–09) · Adelaar (2009–10) · de Mos (2010) · Everse (2010–11) · van Eck (2011) · Vonk (2011–)
Categories:- 1945 births
- Living people
- Dutch footballers
- Netherlands international footballers
- Dutch football managers
- Association football midfielders
- Sparta Rotterdam players
- Fortuna Sittard players
- R. Charleroi S.C. players
- NEC Nijmegen players
- AZ Alkmaar players
- Sparta Rotterdam managers
- RBC Roosendaal managers
- FC Amsterdam players
- People from Zaanstad
- Association football utility players
- Association football defenders
- Dutch football defender stubs
- Dutch football midfielder stubs
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