Name: Pieter Dirk Romeijn
Country:
Netherlands
Club: Feyenoord Rotterdam
Position: *
SBSide: RF/RS
Age: 25-31 years (10/09/1939)
Height: 176 cm
Weight: 70 kg
Attack:
67Defence:
77Balance:
82Stamina:
84Top Speed:
82Acceleration:
79Response:
81Agility:
78Dribble Accuracy:
75Dribble Speed:
77Short Pass Accuracy:
75Short Pass Speed:
73Long Pass Accuracy:
77Long Pass Speed:
76Shot Accuracy:
67Shot Power:
87Shot Technique:
68Free Kick Accuracy:
74Swerve:
72Header:
70Jump:
74Technique:
75Aggression:
71Mentality:
83Keeper Skills:
50Team Work:
77Injury Tolerance:
ACondition:
6Weak Foot Accuracy:
5Weak Foot Frequency:
4Consistency:
5Growth Type:
StandardCARDS:P13 Long Ranger
S08 Slide Tackle
SPECIAL ABILITIES: Sliding - Side - Middle Shooting
Attack / Defence Awareness Card: Defence Minded
INFO:Piet Romeijn was a robust right back who achieved great success with Feyenoord in the 60s and early 70s. He was part of very tough Feyenoord defence alongside Israel and Laseroms, playing as the right back. Piet was excellent tackler with powerful shot, he was even taking some free kicks. Very uncompromising player and sometimes violent who could make decent cross and was technically more than solid. But pretty weak in heading. Servant and never forsaking. If possible, he steamed forward and fired his dangerous right on the goal of the opponent. On December 7, 1969 thank Arie van Gemert Romeijn referee after the match FC Twente - Feyenoord (1-1) for his guidance, Van Gemert could not appreciate the addition dog cock. Right back Piet Romeijn was born 10 September 1939 in Schiedam, where he joined his seventh SVV. At sixteen he was already in the first same-SVV. On 27 July 1962 he was for 65,000 guilders by Feyenoord as a replacement for Gerard Kerkum brought, in 253 matches for Feyenoord, he managed to score four times. In the most successful period of our club, witness his list: KNVB Cup: 1965 and 1969, Champion: 1965, 1969 and 1971, European Cup: 1970, World Cup: 1970. Romeijn performed heavy work as a roofer, after his transfer to Feyenoord he - through mediation trainer Willy Kment, as an inspector at the port to work. Romeijn came four times for Holland, where he once scored. His first match for the Dutch national team he played in De Kuip, on 29 November 1967 against the Soviet Union. Coach Georg Kessler called from the bench, that Romeijn not to shoot. In vain, Romeijn shot anyway. In the intersection and as he scored directly from its debut in Orange, the other two goals in this game came in the name of Feyenoord player Henk Wery.
