Edward Sturing

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Edward Jeroen Sturing (born June 13, 1963 in Apeldoorn, Gelderland) is former footballer (soccer) defender from the Netherlands, who obtained three caps for the Dutch national team. He played for De Graafschap (1982-1987) and Vitesse Arnhem (1987-1998). After his career he became a football manager, first as an assistant and later as head coach.

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Edward Sturing profile and stats at Wereld van Oranje (Dutch)

Awards
Preceded by Gerald Vanenburg	Dutch Golden Shoe Winner 1990	Succeeded by Hennie Meijer
Sporting positions
Preceded by Herbert Neumann	Vitesse Arnhem Manager (a.i.) alongside Jan Jongbloed October 30, 1999 – December 31, 1999	Succeeded by Ronald Koeman
Preceded by Ronald Koeman	Vitesse Arnhem Manager (a.i.) December 3, 2001 – June 31, 2002	Succeeded by Mike Snoei
Preceded by Mike Snoei	Vitesse Arnhem Manager March 26, 2003 – June 31, 2006	Succeeded by Aad de Mos

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Vitesse – Managers

Gruber (1954–57) • Pastoor (1957–60) • Vidovic (1960–62) • Zonnenberg (1962–64) • Joseph Gruber (1964–66) • de Munck (1966–69) • Brom (1969–72) • de Munck (1972–74) • Bulatovic (1974–75) • de Bouter (1975–76) • Westerhof (1976) • Wullems (1976–82) • Looyen (1982–83) • Hofstee (1983–84) • Westerhof (1984–85) • Kowalik (1985–86) • Dorjee (1986–87) • Overweg (1987) • Jacobs (1988–93) • Neumann (1993–95) • Spelbos (1995) • Thijssen (1995–96) • Beenhakker (1996–97) • ten Cate (1997–98) • Jorge (1998) • Neumann (1999–2000) • Sturing (2000–2002) • Snoei (2002–03) • Sturing (2003–06) • de Mos (2006–)

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