Gibraltar players sew each other's shoes before game against Orange

The players of Orange were allowed back on the field yesterday. The opponent was: Gibraltar. That should not cause too many problems for the Dutch national team, if only because the shoes of the opponent are falling apart from misery. The photo that player Scott Wiseman shares on Instagram says it all. He sews on a shoe of a teammate, wondering whether one of the Dutch players would also do this on match day. The answer is easy to guess. And there are other, clearly identifiable reasons why the Dutch national team had to beat the men in Gibraltar yesterday without any problems. . For example, the entire selection of Gibraltar is worth 475,000 euros according to the leading Transfermarkt.de. The current selection of Orange, without Virgil van Dijk, costs a sloppy 512 million. Gibraltar, like the Netherlands, played two matches in qualifying. They lost 4-1 to Montenegro and 3-0 to Norway. The Dutch lost 4-2 to Turkey and won 2-0 to Latvia. And as you of course know: the Dutch 11 won after a 0-1 halftime score 0-7.

In this edition of Happy Hour we have a nice Cover-Original -> . Yeah! It goes without saying that we will return to a turbulent weekend in Krimpen.

Ellen Bommeljé is present for the item “Happy with the Bieb aan den IJssel”. The main subject will be the book “Childhood” by Tove Ditlevsen . Tove Ditlevsen (Copenhagen, December 14, 1917 - there, March 7, 1976) was an influential Danish writer and poet. She has published 29 books including short stories, poems and memoirs. In 1953 she received the Tagea Brandt Rejselegat, an important prize. In 1974 she made her first suicide attempt. She then wrote about "the infinite happiness of never having to see a person in the world again". She was blamed for "promoting" suicide as a public figure. In 1976 she finally ended her life with an overdose of sleeping pills.

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