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Some old stories rescued from the old site. It's about the mood of the moment or a few things that interest me.
Some new papers are also planned.
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mai 2020
COVID-19 & deconfinement
Some reflections on people and deconfinement. All this is very reassuring and joyful... Continue here8
July 2016
Lead horn of Euro 2016
Apart from the official statistics, here is my personal ranking of the most god-awful fans of Europe. Continue here16
April 2014
The streak is over !
Let's talk about the great American show par excellence : wrestling. An attempt to explain the hidden side of sports entertainment. Continue here14
March 2014
My solution to the crisis
As much to warn you immediately, I deliberately chose to be as radical as possible.Sensitive souls refrain... Continue here
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December 2013
The place to be !
The ultimate place where gratin and world leaders must be seen : the ceremony in honor of Nelson Mandela. Continue here2
October 2011
Blank page
But what does the expression "blank page" mean ?Explanation. Continue here
Pour la page en français, cliquez ici
FootHisto.be
Other articles rescued from the former FootHisto.be website this time.
You will find the history of some famous Belgian stadiums and an evocation of the late Excelsior Mouscron.
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May 2020
Freethiel
After making the biggest European clubs tremble, the Freethiel is now condemned to play supporting roles in the Belgian championship. Continue here1
May 2020
Joseph Marienstadion
If you are looking for a Belgian stadium that is still authentic, you will find it at the Union. Although renovated, the Joseph Marienstadion has kept its face since 1926. Continue here1
May 2020
Edmond Machtensstadion
The Edmond Machtensstadion has witnessed an admittedly complex but fascinating story. A look back on almost a century of football adventures in Brussels. Continue here1
May 2020
Jules Ottenstadion
Presentation of the Jules Ottenstadion, lair of KAA Gent. For 93 years, this old stadium has housed the ups and downs of the first club of the capital of East Flanders. Continue here24
Arpil 2020
Neuville & Mambourg
Charleroi has two football clubs : the Sporting and the Olympic. This rivalry is found in their stadiums : the Mambourg and the Neuville. Continue here23
April 2020
Olympisch Stadion (Kiel)
Summary of the history of a stadium of world significance : the Olympic Stadium in Kiel, the lair of Beerschot. Continue here22
April 2020
Bruges stadiums
Bruges has a very rich football history with its flagship clubs. Historical review of the Edgard De Smedt, Albert Dyserynck & Jan Breydel stadiums. Continue here12
February 2020
Astridpark
History of Parc Astrid, stadium of the most prestigious football club in Belgium. In the shadow of Saint-Guidon, academic football has been erected there as a trademark. Continue here20
January 2020
Stade de Sclessin
History of Hell of Sclessin. In hell, it will often be the case for the popular club along the Maas. Both for its opponents and for its own supporters. Continue here5
April 2015
Bosuilstadion
From the Hell of Deurne to a sanitized theater : the Bosuil stadium lives its last moments.Brief history of a legendary stadium in Belgium. Continue here
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June 2013
Heysel Stadium
For 50 years, all major national and international events had taken place at the Heysel Stadium. But everything changed in one evening, May 29, 1985. Continue here16
February 2012
Stade Vélodrome de Rocourt
Historical return on one of the most prestigious Belgian stadiums, the den of RFC Liège between 1921 and 1994. From glory to ruin... Continue here26
October 2011
Life & death of Excelsior
Football page. The life and the end of a football club seen by a former supporter. For the nostalgic of the good time in the stands of the Canonnier Stadium. Continue here
Pour la page en français, cliquez ici
Some nice links
Like what there are still some websites that are worth seeing on the web.
D-Kryptage Urbain
Flickr™ page of my fellow adventurers.With whom I do not have to walk in places that have been abandoned for too long. We will change that !
Ferver Urbex
A former work colleague, he is now an urban exploration colleague.Starts in the world of urbex, but is full of promise.
Frank Viala
Flickr™ page of Franck, with whom I made some pleasant urbex expeditions.You will find a little of everything, but always of quality.
Pixens
Website of Florian Cloquemin.A talented photographer, he explores the entier world to bring us the most beautiful shots.
PostIndustriel.be
On the menu : industrial archeology & urban exploration.There will also be some photography and image processing techniques (coming soon).
Abandoned Places
One of my first urbex sites put in favorites.Updates not regular but always amazing.
David De Rueda
Discovered there is little time compared to other sites, I particularly appreciate.To see, therefore.
Forbidden Places
A classic of exploration, on the roads since already long years.Another reference.
Tchorski
Reference site on industrial, civil, underground and religious heritage.Off the beaten track, this site has an inventory of bells heritage.
Urbex.Me
Collective of two explorers coming from Lyon (France) but regularly venturing away from their homeland.An impressive amount of visited places.