Club Brugge name Scott Parker as head coach
Club Brugge have appointed former Bournemouth manager Scott Parker as head coach, the Belgian club said on Saturday (Dec 31).
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Club Brugge sacks coach despite Champions League run
CEO Vincent Mannaert praised the former Belgium international defender as a "club man through and through". "His role in the successful Champions League campaign this season should not be underestimated," a statement said. But Mannaert said "our choices last summer did not bring the desired level of play and results in the league and the Belgian Cup". Hoefkens, 44, was a surprise choice when he was appointed as head coach in May after three seasons as assistant manager.
Club Brugge fire coach despite Champions League heroics
Club Brugge have fired coach Carl Hoefkens despite him leading the Belgian club to their first ever place in the last 16 of the Champions League this season.
Club Brugge can continue to surprise in Champions League, says coach
LEVERKUSEN, Germany: Champions League surprise package Club Brugge are confident they can continue to be a thorn in the sides of more fancied teams in the competition after reaching the knockout phase.
Soccer-Club Brugge can continue to surprise in Champions League, says coach
LEVERKUSEN, Germany : Champions League surprise package Club Brugge are confident they can continue to be a thorn in the sides of more fancied teams in the competition after reaching the knockout phase.
Draw sees Brugge finish second and Leverkusen third in Group B
LEVERKUSEN, Germany: Club Brugge finished second in their Champions League group after failing to win at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday, instead drawing 0-0 in their final Group B game.
Soccer-Draw sees Brugge finish second and Leverkusen third in Group B
LEVERKUSEN, Germany : Club Brugge finished second in their Champions League group after failing to win at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday, instead drawing 0-0 in their final Group B game.
Sobering home loss to Porto a good lesson says Club Brugge coach
BRUGES, Belgium: Club Brugge’s hopes for a gala night, as they looked to ensure top place in their Champions League group, turned sour on Wednesday as they lost their unbeaten record in a sobering 4-0 defeat by Porto who joined them in the last 16.