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Club Brugge Can Win The Belgian League - Adrie Koster
The Club Brugge coach is full of confidence...
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Nov 27, 2009 2:37:49 PM
Expectations weren't too high at Belgian powerhouse Club Brugge at the beginning of this season, but blauw-zwart have been quite impressive so far this term and sit second on the table.
"We started the season with the ambition to finish as high as possible, but winning the title never was a serious issue. However, I have changed our target for this campaign," head coach Adrie Koster said to HLN.
"Our results so far and our position in the table justify our ambitions to win the league. I feel like we have what it takes to challenge clubs such as Anderlecht and Standard Liege.
"Nevertheless, we still have plenty of room for improvement. The players should talk more with each other on the pitch. Carl Hoefkens is one of the few leaders in our team and he is of great help for the others."
Club Brugge currently sit second in the Belgian first division and trail table toppers Anderlecht by five points after 15 games.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
"We started the season with the ambition to finish as high as possible, but winning the title never was a serious issue. However, I have changed our target for this campaign," head coach Adrie Koster said to HLN.
"Our results so far and our position in the table justify our ambitions to win the league. I feel like we have what it takes to challenge clubs such as Anderlecht and Standard Liege.
"Nevertheless, we still have plenty of room for improvement. The players should talk more with each other on the pitch. Carl Hoefkens is one of the few leaders in our team and he is of great help for the others."
Club Brugge currently sit second in the Belgian first division and trail table toppers Anderlecht by five points after 15 games.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
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