Feyenoord

Feyenoord Rotterdam is a Dutch football team from Rotterdam. They play their home matches in the Feijenoord Stadium, also called De Kuip. Feyenoord is created on July 19,1908. Their home uniform is a red and white shirt with black shorts and black socks. Their away colours for the 2007/2008 season are a black, red and white shirt with black shorts and black socks. They play in the Eredivisie, which is the highest football competition in The Netherlands. Everytime Feyenoord scores at home, the song I Will Survive by The Hermes House band is played.

Feyenoord

Full name	Feyenoord Rotterdam
Founded	1908
Ground	Feijenoord Stadion Rotterdam (capacity: 51,137)
Chairman	Dick van Well
Manager	Arne Slot
League	Eredivisie
2013/2013	Eredivisie, 2nd

Former position

1956/57 : Eredivisie - 6th 1957/58 : Eredivisie - 11th 1958/59 : Eredivisie - 5th 1959/60 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1960/61 : Eredivisie - Champions 1961/62 : Eredivisie - Champions 1962/63 : Eredivisie - 4th 1963/64 : Eredivisie - 4th 1964/65 : Eredivisie - Champions 1965/66 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1966/67 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1967/68 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1968/69 : Eredivisie - Champions 1969/70 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1970/71 : Eredivisie - Champions 1971/72 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1972/73 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1973/74 : Eredivisie - Champions 1974/75 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1975/76 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1976/77 : Eredivisie - 4th 1977/78 : Eredivisie - 10th 1978/79 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1979/80 : Eredivisie - 4th 1980/81 : Eredivisie - 4th 1981/82 : Eredivisie - 6th 1982/83 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1983/84 : Eredivisie - Champions 1984/85 : Eredivisie - 3rd 1985/86 : Eredivisie - 3rd 1986/87 : Eredivisie - 3rd 1987/88 : Eredivisie - 6th 1988/89 : Eredivisie - 4th 1989/90 : Eredivisie - 11th 1990/91 : Eredivisie - 8th 1991/92 : Eredivisie - 3rd 1992/93 : Eredivisie - Champions 1993/94 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1994/95 : Eredivisie - 4th 1995/96 : Eredivisie - 3rd 1996/97 : Eredivisie - 2nd 1997/98 : Eredivisie - 4th 1998/99 : Eredivisie - Champions 1999/00 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2000/01 : Eredivisie - 2nd 2001/02 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2002/03 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2003/04 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2004/05 : Eredivisie - 4th 2005/06 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2006/07 : Eredivisie - 9th 2007/08 : Eredivisie - 6th 2008/09 : Eredivisie - 8th 2009/10 : Eredivisie - 4th 2010/11 : Eredivisie - 10th 2011/12 : Eredivisie - 2nd 2012/13 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2013/14 : Eredivisie - 2nd 2014/15 : Eredivisie - 6th 2015/16 : Eredivisie - 3rd 2016/17 : Eredivisie - Champions 2017/18 : Eredivisie - 4th 2018/19 : Eredivisie - 3rd

Feyenoord Media

• Logo RVV Feijenoord.svg

  Accurate vectorial depiction of Feyenoord first logo, then known as R.V.V. Feijenoord. This logo can be found on the top of different letters sent by the clubs in the 1910s and early 1920s.

• Feyenoord logo 1997-2008.svg

  Logo used from 1997 until 2008

• Feyenoord 100Years Balloon.jpg

  Feyenoord 100Years Balloon

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  Logo for the club's 100th birthday

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  Logo of footballclub Feyenoord Rotterdam (The Netherlands). Fanclub shop Feyenoord Rotterdam near De Kuip

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  Stadion Feyenoord - voetbalstadion - De Kuip: Detail, belettering (opmerking: Gefotografeerd voor ANWB Monumentenboek)

• Stadion Feijenoord, P1010529.jpg

  Feyenoord Stadium / Feijenoord Stadion / De Kuip

• Feyenoord Training 006.jpg

  Coentje, the mascot of the Kameraadjes

• Stella 10 Scudetti.svg

  A star (stella), shown when a team has won 10 Serie A titles, also known as scudetti, or shields, after the trophy they win

• Feyenoord League Performance.png

  Historical chart of league performance

Other websites

• Feyenoord.com - Official website (in English and Dutch)
• Official Feyenoord YouTube website (in English)
• Official Feyenoord Live.com website Archived 2008-08-20 at the Wayback Machine (in Dutch)
• Official website on the club's 100th anniversary (in Dutch)