OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinDeinze deducted three more points and bankruptcy seems inevitable as AAD Invest financial promises remain empty | OneFootballGet Belgian & Dutch Football News it is clear now that the group never had any money and now the side have been deducted points for a second time in a matter of weeks They have lost their last two games as well fielding a side mainly made up of U21 players because senior players have quite rightly refused to play AAD promised the players they would be paid the week that the takeover took place will make available an amount of 75 million euros for various investments in the coming period a significant portion of at least 6 million euros will be invested in the club this amount will only be available once the stock exchange listing has been completed which is not yet the case today and is taking longer than expected Pending the release of the aforementioned funds AAD Invest Group requested a credit of 3 million euros to bridge the coming period and to pay the club’s debts in the short term This amount would be made available in the very short term in order to avoid the club’s bankruptcy It is regrettable that the acquirer was confronted with several debts that were not disclosed by the seller at the time of the acquisition This created the need to find additional resources It is clear now that their plan was to buy the club and then work on bringing in money from other sources They claimed to have financial backing from groups linked to the oil industry in the Middle-East it looks now that none of these friends have decided to help them out Bankruptcy and the end of Deinze in its current form feels inevitable While AAD were evidently not the sides saving grace nor should they be held responsible for what has happened The problems at Deinze are the making of the previous owners and with or without AAD the club was going under anyway and should concern the rest of the footballing world is that AAD are reportedly in talks to sign other clubs in Europe Yet to be named clubs in Ligue 2 and Serie C are on the clubs radar One only hopes that the football authorities in these nations do their due diligence before allowing a sale to go through GBeNeFN | Ben Jackson Related NewsOfficial: Cambiaso to miss key Juventus game vs Lazio as injury confirmed Brentford leading race for Genoa’s Morten Frendrup Report: Ian Wright Hints at Kerkez to Liverpool Liverpool fans chant for Chiesa as Italy winger secures Premier League winners medal – video Liverpool Face Real Threat Over Huijsen and Kerkez Premier League Awards: Enciso stunner, Semenyo or Delap? 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Ruben Amorim worried about Man Utd's 'real dilemma' after record-extending loss Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks It is important to disinfect empty greenhouses properly and very carefully during the crop rotation they use the foam gun to apply Menno Florades foaming they foam each row back and forth themselves so they can be sure they hit everything right for a clean disease-free start to the new crop tomato grower in Deinze: "We grow at Tomato Masters in 2025 on 9 hectares of peppers and on 12.5 hectares of tomatoes We were tipped off by Kurt Lauwers of Royal Brinkman last year about Menno Florades because you can foam it we worked with Menno Florades for the first time on 7 hectares It also doesn't give a vapor effect like chlorine and you don't have to spray it - wet - after with water Now we pack all 21 hectares with it."Kurt Lauwers Tom Vlaemynck and Jasper Verhoeven Effective disinfectantJasper Verhoeven hygiene specialist at Royal Brinkman: "Menno Florades is a disinfectant that is very effective on bacteria and fungal spores but certainly also on plant viruses it is an important tool in the fight against ToBRFV It is a contact agent based on benzoic acid that you apply diluted with water A foam application can further improve the result of disinfection with Menno Florades The advantage of foam is that the agent gets into more cracks the surface stays covered longer and better You can apply Menno Florades foaming with a few tools You don't need to add any additional agents the better the effectiveness of the disinfection treatment." At a pH below 4 A grower can easily measure this himself with pH indicator paper or a pH meter Tom: "We connect the foam gun to the high-pressure hose of the spray truck with a hose reel We add the right dose of Menno Florades with the Dosatron We carry out the disinfection treatment very precisely so we can be sure we hit the cultivation gutters FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 HortiDaily.com Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Club Brugge NXT 2 win(s) Club Brugge NXT is playing home against Deinze on Sat Sign InJoinSecond tier KMSK Deinze in financial trouble as main investors struggle to make payments | OneFootballGet Belgian & Dutch Football News KMSK Deinze appear to be in trouble. The Belgian second tier side released a statement a few days ago concerning their financial situation with main shareholder ACA Football Partners facing ‘significant financial challenges‘ While players and staff are still receiving wages it is other clubs and suppliers that have seen a delay in their payments this is concerning for the club and its fans they have started the season reasonably well under Hernan Losada and sit in fourth place But the off the pitch issues cannot be ignored Belgian football has seen plenty of clubs run into financial difficulty and then cease to exist Oostende ended up having to merge and drop down a few divisions to remain as a club The club plans to find new investment to keep things going but in a league like the Belgian second tier that is not easy Given that it is not the most popular of leagues even a club with history like Oostende struggled to find buyers that could save them in time Hopefully a solution will be found soon, so that Deinze don’t become another Belgian football club to disappear 2023) – FC Dallas has signed Canadian International midfielder Liam Fraser from Koninklijke Maatschappij Sportkring Deinze or KMSK Deinze the club announced today for the remainder of the 2023 season with options in both 2024 and 2025 additional contract details will not be disclosed FC Dallas acquired the right of first refusal for Fraser from Minnesota United for $100,000 in 2024 General Allocation Money “Liam brings to the team another solid option in the midfield position," said FC Dallas Technical Director Andre Zanotta “He has experience playing in MLS and Europe as we strengthen the roster for the final stretch of the season We are very happy to welcome Liam to FC Dallas.” returns to the United States with FC Dallas after spending the 2022/2023 season with KMSK Deinze of the Challenger Pro League Fraser would appear 37 times for the Belgian club tallying 2,530 minutes Fraser would spend the final half of the 2021 season out on loan to the Columbus Crew Fraser would help the Crew win its first-ever Campeones Cup title after defeating Cruz Azul on September 30 Fraser would feature for Columbus 23 times Fraser signed as a Toronto FC Homegrown Player on Jan 2018 and made his First Team debut on March 30 Fraser made 33 regular season appearances for Toronto FC Fraser featured for Toronto FC II where he made 64 appearances Fraser made his Canada National Team debut on October 15 2019 in Canada’s 2-0 win against the United States Fraser most recently featured in Canada’s 2023 Gold Cup roster where he would feature in every game for Canada Fraser will not occupy an international slot for FC Dallas The RSCA Futures will play their home games for the remainder of the season at the stadium of Deinze starting with next Saturday's game at Jong Genk (4PM) The club has found an agreement with the municipality of Deinze and the stadium's owners a good pitch and can accommodate 8,000 supporters Season ticket holders of RSC Anderlecht (on presentation of their season ticket) and youngster under the age of 23 have free access to the home games of the RSCA Futures season ticket holders of KMSK Deinze will also be able to attend the game of the RSCA Futures for free as from the end of January The RSCA Women could also occasionally travel to Deinze for certain games this season. All info on the next games of the RSCA Futures and the RSCA Women can be found at ticketing.rsca.be The requested URL was not found on this server After strong performances against Patro Eisden and Jong Genk the RSCA Futures will face Club NXT on Saturday Come to the match in Deinze on Saturday and support our Sportingboys during this crucial game After a draw against Patro Eisden (1-1) and a solid 4-1 victory over Jong Genk the Futures climbed to 11th place in the standings they are currently 6 points above the relegation zone Jelle Coen’s team will try to maintain their positive momentum in the Classic against Club NXT As always, RSC Anderlecht season ticket holders have free access to the RSCA Futures home matches (upon presentation of their season ticket). They can claim their free ticket online by logging into ticketing.rsca.be with the email address linked to their season ticket fans under the age of 23 can also obtain their free ticket by logging into their account KMSK Deinze season ticket holders will also be able to attend RSCA Futures matches for free TICKETS The match will take place at the stadium of the recently bankrupt KMSK Deinze (Stadionlaan 5, 9800 Deinze). Supporters can easily park in Parking 1 (Bliermeersen parking), located directly opposite the stadium. Text description provided by the architects. The Leietheater ‘takes a step aside’. The building plays a key role in defining the public space and making the heritage of Deinze visible again TRANS V+ proposed an alternative site to the client during the competition phase This move creates a large park that extends as far as the River Leie In addition, the theatre was placed on important sight axes and was thus made present in the city. The Museum van Deinze en de Leiestreek, which had drifted into the open space of the old Leiearm, is framed and is once again the cultural heart of Deinze. © Stijn BollaertThe park was designed by Marie-Josée van Hee architecten and connects the theatre along the Administrative Centre, designed by Tony Fretton architects, with the centre square on the Leiebocht. This is also where the Stedelijke Academie appears, a place where young talent is trained and possibly finds their way back to the stage in the Leietheater. © Stijn BollaertThe large auditorium with its theatre tower gives the building a characteristic silhouette The brick dress is made up of glazed and matt white stones in a pattern that is laid over the stack of volumes and You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email spent the first half last season on loan at Forest Green and has featured for the Everton first-team in pre-season Clubs at home and abroad have expressed an interest in the centre-back this summer but Belgian second-tier side KMSK Deinze have now agreed a season-long loan deal with Everton Everton have high hopes for Welch and believe a loan move this summer will be the next stage in the development of the England Under-20 international The Toffees brought Jake O’Brien in from Lyon in the off-season pushing the youngster further down the pecking order at Goodison Park Welch made 23 appearances for Forest Green in the first half of last term before returning to Everton in January He has also played twice for the Merseysiders’ senior side with both outings coming in cup competition he has stayed sharp with four starts for the Under-21 side but is now set for senior football in Belgium’s second tier Welch’s contract at Everton is set to run until June 2026 Sean Dyche’s side sit bottom of the Premier League after losing all three of their first top-flight games this season The Merseysiders are next in action against Aston Villa after the international break (14 September) In other news, board get behind stunning David Moyes return. For more Everton and exclusive news, follow us on Facebook or join our brand new WhatsApp Channel for instant updates to be sent straight to your phone The design for a new 7,500 sqm Deinze Town Hall & Administrative Center, designed by Tony Fretton Architects sets the administrative accommodation in a 5-storey reconfigurable loft building and the council chamber as a projecting double height room Commissioned by the City of Deinze following an international competition held in 2009 the building accommodates Deinze’s municipal departments offices for the mayor and aldermen together with a new council chamber The project is set to begin construction in early 2013 More images and architects’ description after the break The new building is set near the center of Deinze in a pivotal location alongside the river Leie, opposite a church and on the edge of Kaendelpark, the main public park in the town. All facades consist of loggias formed with stone pilasters that shade the interior in summer and allow sun to enter in winter and provide informal outdoor places for workers and politicians. site planNatural ventilation and night cooling is achieved by opening windows supplemented by limited amounts of mechanical cooling powered by ground source heat. Storey heights are tall and daylight illumination levels are sufficient for working throughout most of the day. ground floor planThe municipal offices and council chamber enclose a new public space at the edge of the river, which will be integrated to the river-edge landscaping scheme of architects Marie-José Van Hee in collaboration with Robbrecht & Daem. From here and the new square around the church, the interior of the council chamber, with its activity and decorated ceiling, will be visible. south elevationArchitects: Tony Fretton Architects Location: Brielstraat, Deinze Guy Derwent Project Associate: David Owen Project Architect: Tom Appels Executive Architects: Bureau Bouwtechniek Antwerp Structural & Services Engineers (UK): Arup Structural & Services Engineers (Belgium): VK Engineering Client: City of Deinze Construction Value: €13.5m Site Area: 4,000 sqm Internal Area: 7,500 sqm Tony Fretton Architects' new town hall in the Belgian city of Deinze is designed to last 100 years Is the as-yet surplus space – and its cost – an irrational burden or prudent planning The modern Deinze City Council can only have been traumatised by its previous town hall porticoed building jammed into the main market street of Deinze in Flemish Belgium with poor circulation and little room for expansion led it to commission a new home without those features – and one that the council wouldn’t outgrow for 100 years Normally such an approach would be admirable – so many clients could learn from its emphasis on long-term investment, use, materials and timeless architecture. But put into practice here at Deinze’s new Town Hall and Administration Building, where Tony Fretton Architects has extended the idea to its fullest interpretation One hundred years of inflated heating bills 100 years of  additional material – the cost of which all is all borne now on a site that was formerly a car park and has room for adding a wing or two in future Civil servants are swimming in space – desks are 2-3m long most non-facing and so far apart that an internal online messenger is essential The CEO’s office is the same size as a decent one-bed London flat ‘There is a strategy here for 100 years,’ says the city’s head of planning ‘Every change that is coming has to be accommodated in the building The evolution of the city is so rapid that we weren’t going to build something that would need an extension in 10 years’ time.’ As Flanders is already one of Europe’s most populated regions one wonders on which wider forecasts and measures Deinze based its predictions for the building’s needs the city is positive it will need a big council with office space for at least 100 employees Perhaps it foresees massive population growth for Flanders as a whole or a mass relocation of people from the countryside (what will be left of it) or other countries – no one seems to say If the city sustains its current growth of 1,000 new inhabitants in 2015 the size of the council’s offices could prove right but for the moment it administers not quite 31,000 people – it’s a town by UK standards But the ambition and quality of investment taking place in Deinze is remarkable as especially compared with its UK equivalents high-end building clad in Italian stone and fitted out with particularly exquisite terrazzo ‘Flanders did not have a recession,’ explains Fretton ‘The humorous part is that because the country had no federal government for so long [between 2010 and 2011] is part of around €40 million overall spending that Coppens puts down to the council having saved a ‘pot of money’ – and stands in stark contrast to similarly sized cities in French-speaking Belgium that can look stuck in post-industrial decline The idea of building a new town hall was first mooted in the 1990s The open call competition was facilitated and launched by the Vlaams bouwmeester (Flanders’ chief government architect) in 2009 which were whittled down to 10 by the bouwmeester then to four by the council: Ghent-based De Smet Vermeulen Architecten Paris-based uapS and Tony Fretton Architects.  yet in its fine details there is a perceptive architectural excitement and joy ‘The attempt was to make a real public building which embraced not only the qualities of the church opposite on the edge of the river but was also generous to the 60s buildings in the background,’ explains Fretton.  In the five-storey administration wing, there are fewer and fewer public services the higher you go ‘The plan has already proved the building’s flexibility,’ says Deinze’s Coppens. ‘In the original plans, we did not include the OCMW, tourism service or café because it wasn’t politically correct to suggest this at the time, though we knew we would. When the administration changed, we easily absorbed them into the building.’ Latest articlesRIBAJ Spec: Architecture for Housing and Residential Development Webinar20 May 2025SpecRIBAJ Spec: Architecture for Housing and Residential Development Webinar Baillie Baillie Architects used contemporary techniques while drawing inspiration from local traditions What does neuroscience tell us about what to promote or avoid in facade design Sign up to receive regular briefings, updates and our weekly newsletter – all designed to bring you the best stories from RIBAJ.com Sign up to receive regular briefings, updates and our weekly newsletter – all designed to bring you the best stories from RIBAJ.com updates and our weekly newsletter – all designed to bring you the best stories from RIBAJ.com Archive Cultural Centre Thibaut Van Acker will be training with our Club NXT until the end of the season and taking up a role within the academy as a Technical Coach Youth product Thibaut Van Acker went through the youth ranks at Club Brugge eventually making it to 52 games for the seniors Van Acker will be training with Club NXT's U23s as Technical Coach at the U15 and U16 several times a week Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date about your favourite Club Become a member off the country's biggest supporter family Don't miss any important updates about your favourite Club Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com While Flanders is not short on canals and rivers But there are three unique spots where the water is safe and clean enough to take a dip New this summer is a swimming zone in one of Bruges’s famous canals You find it along the Predikherenrei close to where it crosses the Predikherenstraat The 110-meter long open-air pool (pictured above) is split into two zones – a smaller one for the use of inflatable mattrasses and the like and the pool will close if it is not sufficient The Coupure swim zone is open from 13.00-20.00 until 1 September Just outside Mechelen’s city centre is this stretch of canal that has been developed into an open-air swimming pool It has been expanded this year to accommodate more people It’s situation in the shadow of the lovely Van der Valk Hotel The Keer Dock costs just €1 it’s open Tuesday to Friday from 14.00-20.00 and on weekends from 12.00-18.00 The windy Oude Leie in Deinze was once part of the Leie river cut off to allow ships to more easily and quickly get their cargo to the cities Vosselare put is a natural lake formed on this old part of the Leie it’s been fitted out to create a proper swimming hole Vosselare Put costs €3 and is open until the end of September and while water quality is rarely a problem Of course Flanders is home to many man-made lakes and open-air pools. Find all of them on the Flemish government’s dedicated website it famously has just one open-air swimming spot It was established by volunteers who founded the non-profit Pool is Cool because they were frustrated waiting for one of Brussels’ 19 municipalities to come up with a solution for open-air swimming in the capital of Europe but its location on the canal in Anderlecht with water on one side and green on the other gives it some great views and a natural vibe it hosts yoga and qi gong on the water as well as aquagym and even artistic performances Flow is open until the end of August and costs €1.50 to €3.50 Your 45-minute swim slot must be reserved in advance Building study: Tony Fretton Architects has created a key building in the regeneration of the Belgian city of Deinze PROJECT DATA • PUBLIC SPACE ARCHITECT’S VIEW • DETAIL the exhibition In Search of Public Space went on show in the deSingel arts centre in Antwerp showing the work of four London architects: Pierre d’Avoine curator William Mann addressed the tension between public space and the privatised state that British architects need to confront ‘If this difficult period of Britain’s history presents its fair share of cautionary tales,’ he wrote ‘nonetheless the perspectives on a non-paternalistic public space which these architects have put forward are worthy of consideration with its neglected and fragmented public realm Recent developments prompt a re-examination of this 20-year-old claim: Tony Fretton Architects has now built in Flanders the Dutch-speaking northern region of Belgium the practice constructed two apartment towers in Antwerp the first four having been designed by Diener & Diener and David Chipperfield Many European architects have been offered work in Flanders – the consequence of an enlightened policy towards public architecture which continues to survive the menace of (mild) austerity politics often thanks to the mitigating influence of the Christian Democratic party In 1998 the region appointed its first Vlaams Bouwmeester (Flemish Architect) a government architect who does not build or design school or other institution is in need of infrastructure the bouwmeester can organise a design competition to fulfil it In this way the state has developed a firm and beneficent grip on public building with the neglected public realm Mann wrote about in 1997 now being developed mostly for the better Fretton was selected to build Deinze’s city hall following a competition whose other entrants included Belgian office De Smet Vermeulen and Swiss practice MLZD The transition from model to building was not trouble-free The Miesian perfection of the structural grid could not be maintained At the turn of the century its centre had become an open-air car park with some small and dilapidated factory buildings and run-down public facilities In 2009 the municipality launched Deinze 2020 a long-term initiative to redevelop the central parts of town Flemish architect Marie-José Van Hee designed a masterplan that included stony but welcoming squares benches and riverside walks – Deinze grew historically around some bends in the river Leie – as well as three new buildings: an academy of arts shows how the initial design aimed for Platonic qualities: a straightforward office building of five floors harmoniously articulated by a columnar façade and preceded by a smaller volume of one double-height floor connected to the office building by a gangway the heart of the municipality’s decision-making process and from conception to use was not trouble-free The Miesian perfection of the structural grid could not be maintained; to support the council chamber on nothing but four slender columns would have required a floor of enormous robustness An entrance hall with a front desk was added beneath the grand council chamber but the tranquillity of this space is slightly disturbed by the construction inconsistencies the loggia and the columnar façade that made the model so impressively elegant The window framework is very heavy because of energy requirements The total floor area is surprisingly large for such a small city the floors are organised as open-plan offices a tourist information office and a waiting room with smaller desks This is partly because the public centre for social welfare is based here too but also because the building was generously designed Tony Fretton Architects opted for a daylit building without air conditioning; most of its heating and cooling is ground-source technology although the intended advantage of the façade loggias as direct shading does not seem to work; when the sun is low staff need to use sunglasses and cardboard panels to shield them from its rays – extra shading is now to be added on the inside The defining gesture of isolating a smaller volume in front of the main building is reminiscent of Denmark’s Rødovre city hall Both halls are characteristic of a generic monumentality although in Deinze the façade is not a simple glass screen all four façades of the main office building are more or less identical and the staircases and elevators are positioned centrally against the gable walls with its blind facades is a less neutral building; a bit more imposing and certainly worthy of a dignified political institute Is this an example of ‘non-paternalistic public space’ because this government architecture does not limit the public’s liberty or autonomy but demonstrates that we are individual – though political – beings united by a shared interest in a common good Christophe Van Gerrewey is professor of architecture theory at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Start on site March 2014Completion March 2016Gross internal floor area 800m2Total construction cost 13,300,000€ (£11,560,000)Construction cost per m2 1,662.50€ (£1,444.78)Architecture and structure cost 10,500,000€ (£9,120,000)Architect Tony Fretton Architects Executive architect Bureau BouwtechniekClient Stad DeinzeStructural engineer Arup (UK)/VK Engineering (Belgium)Cost consultant Davis Langdon/Bureau Bouwtechniek/SWECOPublic space architect Marie-José VanHee architectenMain contractor architecture and structure Strabag Belgium GhentElectricity Fabricom HVAC and sanitary Naessens Carefully chosen trees and a flower garden perforate the mineral square of Reinbachplein in front of the new city hall This city garden surrounding the new city hall communicates between the museum in the park and the church A visually open steel and wooden balustrade protects the visitors and allows views to the river from stone and wooden benches A mineral path made up of the same stones as the square lingers between the trees and guides visitors to the main entrance cars enter an underground car park via a ramp bordered with a raised flowerbed and stone bench another mineral square is situated on a lower level Stairs and a slope give access to a wooden boardwalk where boats moor A large wooden bench embraces the square with open arms creating a protective wall between street and square Trees now chaperone the façade of the church once more as depicted by old postcards found while researching the project An existing drawbridge connects both banks of the river and at the same time mediates between two different types of quay walls the quay follows the curving bend of the River Leie while transforming into a broken line near the city hall The constant dialogue with the stream as experienced from various changing heights generated these different approaches The council chamber provides a key symbolic element in the project set against a back-drop of the main office block when seen from the lifting bridge the church and the main market street of Deinze The chamber volume is somewhat like that of a moot hall with a partially enclosed ground floor space affording a sheltered entrance to the building and access up to the grand hall Had the chamber been conventionally supported by columns at each corner the resultant structure would have restricted views toward the river and of the distant bucolic Museum Landscape the underside of which establishes the soffit height throughout the entrance volume In order to reveal the interior of the tall council chamber to the public deep external shading is created by a loggia toward the river The roof itself is a lightweight metal system supported on leather-clad steel columns within the chamber The council chamber roof design needed to be considered as an outlook as the lift lobbies in the main block of the building use their visual connection with the church and lifting bridge TagsBelgium Deinze Flanders Tony Fretton town hall The project prioritised reuse and upcycling using low-carbon and natural materials including… Working with local architecture studio dílna London and central Europe-based Chybik +… Harp & Harp has completed a seven-home scheme in Croydon Pollard Thomas Edwards has created a landmark… Albirex has also entered into a partnership with Deinze which is owned by Singapore-based firm ACA Football Partners Ilhan Fandi celebrates a goal for Albirex Niigata (Photo: Facebook/Singapore Premier League) SINGAPORE: Singapore footballer Ilhan Fandi has completed his transfer to Belgian second division club KMSK Deinze from Albirex Niigata Singapore He will join the Belgian side from January next year The third son of Singapore football legend Fandi Ahmad Ilhan was last month crowned the AIA Young Player of the Year at the Football Association of Singapore Awards Night He also clinched the Goal of the Year award and was named in the Singapore Premier League (SPL) Team of the Year Ilhan, 20, joined Albirex from the Young Lions in April this year. In the most recent campaign, he scored 17 league goals as Albirex won the title The young forward has four caps for Singapore Ilhan said: "I’m very blessed and thankful for the interest Deinze showed in me and the ambitions they had for me and I’m grateful for the opportunity they have given me and I’ll give my best for the team "I’m really excited about the opportunity and I can’t wait to get started in Belgium.” He also thanked Albirex for making his time at the club an "enjoyable one" Deinze is owned by Singapore-based firm ACA Football Partners They are currently eighth in the 12-team Belgian second division The club is based in the East Flanders region Albirex also announced a new partnership with Deinze that includes exchange training for academy players and the development of a network of scouting teams CEO of ACA Football Partners Hiroyuki Ono said: "We are pleased to welcome Ilhan to KMSK Deinze and to be working together with Albirex Niigata FC Singapore and we feel that this partnership with Deinze will provide an opportunity for Asian players to gain new experiences "We are looking forward to seeing Ilhan's success as well as the development of measures to connect Europe and Asia including collaboration between the academies." Albirex Singapore chairman Daisuke Korenaga said Ilhan's transfer "has the potential to be a major turning point in Singaporean football" Referencing the Japan team that played in the World Cup he said those players' experience in Europe was a big factor in the Samurai Blue reaching the knockout stage the number of Singaporean players playing in Europe is expected to increase which will improve the level of Singapore's national football team," he added "I feel that this partnership will promote exchanges between Singapore and Europe and provide a concrete career path for the young players who will play football in Singapore in the future We look forward to making Singapore football even more competitive." are also playing overseas and are currently with Thai side BG Pathum United Get our pick of top stories and thought-provoking articles in your inbox Stay updated with notifications for breaking news and our best stories Join our channel for the top reads for the day on your preferred chat app We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast Upgraded but still having issues? Contact us By Gregor Brown in Deinze "It was good in Ronde," said Discovery Channel's Antonio Cruz in Deinze,.. "It was good in Ronde," said Discovery Channel's Antonio Cruz in Deinze before the start of the 69th Gent-Wevelgem The 35 year-old American was in good spirits and looking forward to the day's Semi-Classic reflecting on Sunday's Ronde van Vlaanderen where his team saw to Vladimir Gusev's fifth place "I tried to help Stijn Devolder as much as possible I told him not to attack at silly points of the race He thought that De Ronde was a little strange "The race was very unusual because there was no wind and so there were a lot more guys than normal Thinking about the 207 kilometre-race from Deinze to Wevelgem This is usually the biggest factor in the Gent-Wevelgem and then going over the Kemmel is the second selection point." Discovery Channel went into the race with an open mind I will try to be in good position and make the selection." He finished the race in the third group with riders like Graeme Brown (Rabobank) and Nico Mattan (DFL-Cyclingnews-Litespeed) at 15 seconds back from winner Marcus Burghardt (T-Mobile) Here is the press-release and some images that Tony Fretton Architects studio just sent us: The design sets the administrative accommodation in a 5-storey building which runs parallel to Deinze’s principal market street The council chamber is a free-standing double height room which projects out of the building toward the market street and cathedral Raised on monumental legs to first floor level the chamber creates a sheltered public space and entrance beneath A new south- facing public garden overlooking the river is created in the embrace of the two building forms The practice competed in a final shortlist with four other European practices; awg architecten – with Alain Bossuyt (Antwerp, Belgium), De Smet Vermeulen architecten bvba (Gent, Belgium), uapS Anne Mie Depuydt & Erik Van Daele (Paris, France), mlzd (Biel The project represents Tony Fretton Architects’ first commission in Belgium The practice is currently building civic and residential projects in Poland and website in this browser for the next time I comment Abitare.it e Style.corriere.it rifiutando tutti i cookie di profilazione ad eccezione di quelli tecnici necessari Naviga il sito di Abitare.it con pubblicità profilata e senza abbonarti By subscribing you will reject all but technical cookies on Iodonna.it By clicking "accept" you will allow to process your personal data by us and third parties and be able to browse Abitare.it website without a subscription Check if you already have access from your company or university With a MRW subscription you’ll get access to: