2006–07 Vitesse season
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<entity_0> (Stichting Betaald Voetbal <entity_3>), widely known as <entity_3> Arnhem, or simply as <entity_3> (Dutch pronunciation: ), is a Dutch professional <entity_2> club located in the municipality of Arnhem, in the province of Gelderland. Established on 14 May 1892, <entity_3> is one of the oldest professional <entity_2> clubs in the Eredivisie. <entity_3>, founded in 1892, are the 2nd oldest professional <entity_2> club still in existence in the <entity_1>, after Sparta Rotterdam who were formed in 1888. In the end of 1892, <entity_3> played its first real <entity_2> match, and in 1894 <entity_3> disbanded the cricket branch. During World War II, <entity_3> didn't play-official matches because playing <entity_2> in the open air was forbidden. Herbert Neumann was <entity_3>'s manager over most of these years (1992–95 and 1998–99), while star players included: Nikos Machlas, the first ever <entity_3> player to win the European Golden Boot in 1998 when he scored 34 goals in a season; John van den Brom, who played 378 matches for <entity_3> during this period scoring 110 goals from midfield; and Edward Sturing, who played 383 matches in defence for <entity_3> from 1987 to 1998, as well as receiving 3 caps for the <entity_1> national team. Many players in professional <entity_2> in Europe have played at <entity_3> in the past including Roy Makaay, Peter Bosz, Marco van Ginkel, Alexander Büttner, Theo Janssen, Erwin Mulder, Eloy Room, Ricky van Wolfswinkel, Davy Pröpper, Piet Velthuizen, Martin Laamers, Nicky Hofs, Mitchell van Bergen and Stijn Schaars. In 1905 he started in the first ever home match of the <entity_1> national <entity_2> team, a 4–0 victory against Belgium. The record number of <entity_3> players for the <entity_1> was three, which occurred on two occasions in 1989. The following players were called up to represent the Dutch national team in international <entity_2> and received caps during their tenure with <entity_3>:
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