- Ludo
Coeck (25
September 1955 – 9
October 1985) was a
Belgian footballer who pla**** as left
winger or
central midfielder. His
clubs included Berchem Sport...
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Coucke is a
Flemish surname.
Variant spellings include Coeke,
Coeck, Couck, and Koeck; it may also be seen in the
genitive forms Coeckx and Koeken. The...
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Osvaldo Ardiles Ramón Díaz
Reinhold Hintermaier Hans
Krankl Bruno Pezzey Ludo
Coeck Alexandre Czerniatynski Erwin Vandenbergh Júnior
Oscar Grégoire M'Bida Juan...
- Inge
Coeck (Kortrijk, 21
December 1965) is a
Belgian sprint canoer who
competed in the late 1980s. At the 1988
Summer Olympics in Seoul, she was eliminated...
- UEFA
Super Cups, 1 UEFA Cup, 3
Belgian Championships, 4
Belgian Cups Ludo
Coeck MF 1972–1983 292 54 2 UEFA Cup Winners' Cups, 2 UEFA
Super Cups, 1 UEFA...
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finished on top once
again with a team led by
players Rensenbrink, Ludo
Coeck, Paul Van
Himst and
Attila Ladynski.
Before the 1973–75 season, chairman...
- Vaet (1529-1567),
Renaissance composer,
possibly born in
Harelbeke Armand Coeck (1941 - 2024), avant-garde
composer Jan
Bucquoy (1945 - ),
anarchist and...
- and
related names. Ludo Campbell-Reid, New
Zealand urban planner Ludo
Coeck (1955–1988),
Belgian footballer Ludo De
Keulenaer (born 1960),
Belgian racing...
- Señor
Safet Sušić 2
goals Muhedin Targaj Felix G****elich Max
Hagmayr Ludo
Coeck Václav Daněk Petr Janečka Petr Rada
Jesper Olsen Glenn Hoddle Sammy Lee...
- Salvador's
second match, the team lost by a
score of 1–0 to Belgium. Ludo
Coeck scored the match's lone goal in the 19th minute.
Prior to the match, Belgian...
