Kristof Snelders Explained

Kristof Snelders
Fullname:Kristof Snelders
Birth Date:1982 9, df=yes
Birth Place:Ekeren, Belgium
Height:1.68 m
Position:Striker
Youthyears1:1992–1995
Youthyears2:1995–1998
Youthclubs1:Germinal Ekeren
Youthclubs2:Feyenoord
Years1:1998–1999
Years2:1999–2004
Years3:2004–2006
Years4:2006–2007
Years5:2007–2009
Years6:2009–2012
Years7:2012–2013
Years8:2013–2016
Clubs1:Gent
Clubs2:G. Beerschot
Clubs3:FC Brussels
Clubs4:Lierse
Clubs5:Cercle Brugge
Clubs6:Beveren
Clubs7:Cappellen
Clubs8:Antonia KFC
Caps1:1
Caps2:91
Caps3:52
Caps4:32
Caps5:43
Caps6:51
Caps7:27
Goals1:0
Goals2:22
Goals3:4
Goals4:7
Goals5:6
Goals6:15
Goals7:2

Kristof Snelders is a Belgian professional retired football player. He was usually fielded as a striker, although also able to play as right winger.

Career

In the beginning of July 2007, Snelders was signed by Cercle Brugge due to a relegation release clause in his contract with his former team Lierse, where he was voted Player of the Season by the fans.

Due to hard competition with De Smet, De Sutter, Iachtchouk and Gombami for a place in Cercle's attack, Snelders has become a super sub, scoring relatively frequently compared to his minutes played.

After a disappointing 2008-09 season, Snelders decided to watch out for a new team. SV Roeselare and KV Kortrijk were said to be interested. Eventually, he chose to sign for SK Beveren, thus rejecting an offer from RS Waasland. However Beveren and Waasland merged in 2010 and Snelders stayed with the fusion team Waasland-Beveren until the summer of 2012, when he moved to Cappellen. After one season at Cappellen, Snelders chose to retire from professional football at the age of 30.[1]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Snelders:"Combination of work and football is not possible". Sporza.be. dutch. 9 May 2013 . 9 May 2013.