Hennie Spijkerman

Hennie Spijkerman
Personal information

Full name	Hennie Spijkerman
Date of birth	(1950-10-28) 28 October 1950^[1]
Place of birth	Zwolle, Netherlands
Height	1.87 m (6 ft 2 in)
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Club information
Current team	Ajax (assistant manager)
Youth career
1957–1968	PEC Zwolle
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1968–1969	PEC Zwolle	12	(0)
1969–1977	Go Ahead Eagles	?	(0)
Teams managed
1977–1978	Go Ahead Eagles (youth)
1978–1994	Go Ahead Eagles (assistant)
1994–1996	Rohda Raalte
1996–1998	SV Urk
1998–2000	VVV-Venlo
2000–2003	FC Emmen
2003–2006	FC Zwolle
2006–2008	Ajax (assistant)
2008–2010	Ajax (scout)
2010	HFC Haarlem
2010	Ajax (scout)
2010	Ajax Cape Town (director)
2011–	Ajax (assistant)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 28 February 2014 (UTC).

Hennie Spijkerman (born 28 October 1950 in Zwolle) is a Dutch football coach and former player who is currently the assistant manager to Peter Bosz for Eredivisie side AFC Ajax.^[2]

During his playing career, he played as a goalkeeper for both PEC Zwolle and Go Ahead Eagles. Following his playing career he became the assistant manager for Go Ahead Eagles, and then manager for Rohda Raalte, SV Urk, VVV-Venlo, FC Emmen, PEC Zwolle and HFC Haarlem. He has served two terms as assistant manager for Ajax, and was briefly appointed as technical director of Ajax Cape Town in 2010.^[3]

Club career

Hennie Spijkerman began his football career in his hometown of Zwolle, where he joined the youth ranks of local PEC Zwolle at the age of 6. He made his professional debut as a goalkeeper for the club during the 1968/69 season and went on to make 12 appearances for his home team. The following year saw Hennie Spijkerman join the Go Ahead Eagles in Deventer who were competing in the Dutch Eredivisie and had recently contested Celtic F.C. for the European Cup. He went on to play eight seasons for his new club before being appointed as assistant manager to Joop Brand for the same club following his retirement.^[4]

Coaching career

Following his retirement in 1977, Hennie Spijkerman became the assistant manager for the Go Ahead Eagles, assisting Joop Brand, Jan Versleijen and Nico van Zoghel, before accepting a position as manager for Rohda Raalte in 1994, by which time he had been active with Go Ahead Eagles for 25 years both as a player and coach. Two years later he became the manager of SV Urk, a position he filled for two seasons before taking over as manager of VVV-Venlo.^[5] In 2000 Spijkerman left Venlo to become the new manager of FC Emmen, managing them for three years before moving back to the club where it all started FC Zwolle on 8 October 2003.^[6] Managing Zwolle for three seasons, Spijkerman left the club following disputes and differences with a supporters group, taking a position as assistant manager to Henk ten Cate at AFC Ajax in Amsterdam. Spijkerman then remained the assistant manager at the club under Adrie Koster following the departure of Henk ten Cate, he however then took a scouting position with the club following the arrival of Marco van Basten as the new manager at Ajax.^[7]^[8] In 2010 Hennie Spijkerman took over as the new manager of HFC Haarlem a partner club of Ajax, Haarlem however filed for bankruptcy that same year, upon which Hennie Spijkerman filled a vacancy as technical director at Ajax Cape Town, Ajax' satellite club in South Africa.^[9] In 2011 Hennie Spijkerman resumed his position as assistant manager for Ajax Amsterdam under newly appointed manager Frank de Boer. The club went on to win four consecutive national titles under the new management.^[10]

Honours

Coach

Ajax

Eredivisie (4): 2010–11, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14
KNVB Cup (1): 2006–07
Johan Cruijff Shield (2): 2007, 2013

References

↑ "Hennie Spijkerman Profile". Worldfootball.net. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Hennie Spijkerman Profile". Ajax Inside. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Kennismaking met Hennie Spijkerman". PEC Zwolle.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Niets bijzonders: FC Zwolle degradeert weer". Volkskrant. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "VVV haalt nieuwe trainer uit Urk: Hennie Spijkerman". trouw.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Hennie Spijkerman naar FC Zwolle". FC Emmen.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Ajax wil Spijkerman als hoofd-scouting". AD.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Hennie Spijkerman naar Haarlem". Ajax.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "Spijkerman leaves Ajax Cape Town". Kick Off Magazine. Retrieved 2014-02-28.
↑ "'Hennie Spijkerman heeft kwaliteiten die ik niet heb'". AD.nl. Retrieved 2014-02-28.

VVV-Venlo – managers

Silz (1954–56)
Kment (1956–60)
Horesj (1960–61)
Silz (1961–63)
Kleinheuer (1963–64)
Gesell (1964–66)
Janssen (1966–68)
Paauwe (1968–69)
Breukers (1969)
Gesell (1969–72)
Baan (1972–78)
Croon (1978–79)
Vergoossen (a.i.) (1979)
Morsing (1979–81)
Vergoossen (1981–86)
Reker (1986–88)
Van Veen (1988–89)
Vergoossen (a.i.) (1989)
Hulshuizen (1989–90)
Rayer (1990–92)
Körver (1992–94)
Reynierse (1994–95)
Versleijen (1995–96)
Brand (a.i.) (1996)
Van Stee (1996–98)
Spijkerman (1998–2000)
Versleijen (2000–01)
Dusseldorp (2001–04)
Koster (2004–05)
Neumann (2005–06)
Wetzel (2006–08)
Van Dijk (2008–10)
Boessen (2010–11)
De Boeck (2011)
Lokhoff (2012–13)
Trost (2013–14)
Steijn (2014–)

FC Emmen – managers

Verlangen (1985–88) Hendriks (1988–91) Buter (1991–92) Notten (1992–94) Looijen (1994–95) Griever (1995–98) De Jonge (1998–2001) Spijkerman (2001–04) Olde Riekerink (2004–05) Van Dijk (2005–07) Hamstra (2007–08) Krabbe (2008–09) Sinkgraven (2009–10) Griever (2010) Hake (2010–12) Gall (2012–15) Keizer (2015–16) Heerkes (2016–)

PEC Zwolle – managers

De Roos (1959–61)
Spijkerman (1961–63)
Sluyk (1963–65)
Blokland (1965–66)
Van Asten (1966–68)
Brandes (1968–69)
Van de Meent (1969–70)
Zalai (1970–73)
Keßler (1973–74)
Donnenfeld & Verhaert (1974–75)
Alleman (1975–77)
Korbach (1977–82)
Paauwe (a.i.) (1982)
Israël (a.i.) (1982)
Brom (1982–84)
Adriaanse (1984–88)
Hendriks (a.i.) (1988)
Laseroms (1988–89)
De Jong (1989–92)
Hendriks (1992–95)
Schrijvers (1995–96)
Everse (1996–98)
Lodeweges (1999–2001)
Krabbe (2001–02)
Boeve (2002–03)
Nijkamp (a.i.) (2003)
Spijkerman (2003–06)
Sinkgraven (a.i.) (2006)
Everse (2006–09)
Boekweg (a.i.) (2009)
Roelofsen (a.i.) (2009)
Everse (2009)
Boekweg & Stam (dual a.i.) (2009)
Langeler (2010–13)
Jans (2013–)

HFC Haarlem – managers

Smit (1950–56)
Roozen (1956)
Kovács (1959–60)
Peeman (196x–67)
Hughes (1968–70)
Thompson (1970–71)
Brand (1971–73)
Hughes (1973–80)
Van Doorneveld (1980–87)
Advocaat (1987–89)
Eijkenbroek (1989–90)
Immers (1990–91)
Van Doorneveld (1991–94)
Lee (1994–95)
Hendriks (1995–96)
Bonsink (1997–2000)
Otto (2000–02)
Wesseling (2003–05)
Aandewiel (2005–07)
Zoutman (2007–09)
Spijkerman (2010)

AFC Ajax Board

Owner	AFC Ajax N.V. (Euronext: AJAX)

Chairman	Hennie Henrichs

Board of directors	Michael Kinsbergen (Executive director) Jeroen Slop (Finance director) Marc Overmars (Technical director) Edwin van der Sar (Marketing director)

Board of supervisors	Hans Wijers (Chairman) Theo van Duivenbode Dolf Collee Ernst Ligthart

Technical staff	Peter Bosz (Manager) Dennis Bergkamp (Assistant manager) Hennie Spijkerman (Assistant manager) Carlo l'Ami (Goalkeeping manager)

Former Chairmen	Floris Stempel Chris Holst Han Dade Willem Egeman Frans Schoevaart Marius Koolhaas Wim Volkers Jan Meichers Jaap van Praag Ton Harmsen Michael van Praag John Jaakke Uri Coronel

AFC Ajax – current squad

1 Krul 2 Tete 3 Veltman 4 Riedewald 5 Sánchez 6 Bazoer 7 El Ghazi 8 Sinkgraven 9 Traoré 10 Klaassen 11 Younes 16 Westermann 17 Černý 19 Cassierra 20 Schöne 21 De Jong 22 Ziyech 24 Onana 25 Dolberg 26 Viergever 27 Gudelj 30 Van de Beek 33 Boer 34 Nouri 35 Dijks 36 De Ligt Coach: Bosz

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