FC S is a football club in Zoetermeer, founded on June 22, 2012. The club performs in the Buytenwegh League. The home base is stadium 't Hondenveld (the Dog Field). The field has been called 't Hondeveld by most people. FC S's traditional colours are blue, orange, yellow and white. The football club competes primarily with SV Oosterheem and Strontwijk '92. Since 2018 FC S has won the Buytenwegh League twice. The Buytenwegh League is also known as just 'the league'. Annually, since 2018, at least one tournament is played with exclusively FC S's own players. FC S takes a leading role in Zoetermeer's history, because it's the first non-profit football club in Zoetermeer. 

FC S

History

Beginning

➡ See History of FC A-S to read the main article about the history of FC S. 

FC A-S is a football club with a recent history. On June 22, 2012, the club was founded while Aart and Sander were playing football. The first kit, primarily white coloured, was designed the same year. Since then the club doesn't have a strict dress code. In the first few years FC S played on the Hannieschaft square and on Real Zoetermeer's football field. Real Zoetermeer's bankruptcy demanded FC S to move to a new football field. They moved to the artificial grass of S.V. Oosterheem. Since then the club hasn't moved to a new location. Meanwhile, the use of the square drastically declined. A field, not too far away, replaced it. That field is now also known als 't Hondenveld. 

New approach

The current management decided in 2018 to administrate and publicate all goals and assists of all matches on this website. They also created a group chat that made debates between players and management possible. In this year the first emblem was changed to a more modern emblem, of which the design was partly inspired by the Freeletics emblem.

General information

Budget

How does FC S use its budget?

In modern day football money's getting more and more important. The management of FC S knows this too and produces annually a substantional profit. But how exactly does FC S use this money?

FC S earns its money via the following ways:

• Broadcast money
• Juvenile contribution
• Single ticket purchases
• Season tickets

These incomes are very important to the club, because of the fact that FC S likes to invest in its youth. If we take a look at the team, we see more than fifty percent of the players were trained at this club.

This is something we as FC S can be really proud about, but we want to keep it this way, of course.

From the moment a juvenile joins the club, he is being helped in all possible ways.

This is mental and physical, to really improve.

Ticket sale

FC S does sell single tickets, and for away matches the 'local triangle' discusses how to deliver the away supporters a pleasant game. The club earn a lot from this and will also use this money to maintain the stadium and the fields. The away section in stadium 't Hondenveld is no profitable factor for FC S. No profit is being made by this, only for the away club.

Season tickets

FC S is greatly dependent of its loyal supporters with season tickets. The club starts 4 months before the beginning of the new season with the sale. 

Below an overview of all stadium sections with price:

This table was last edited on Sunday, March 10, 2019.

* Prices may change during a season

* Prices are based on the Buytenwegh League

TV-rights

All Buytenwegh League games are broadcasted on A-S TV. This is a source of income to FC S. This is very important because it generates the most money.

Merchandise-sales

This source of income isn't present at FC S. This because FC S doesn't invest in merchandise yet because it's too expensive. 

The main patron and FC A-S

Since season 2016-17 FC S wears Baker the Good Bread (translation of 'Bakkerij 't Goede Brood') on its chest. FC S chooses with this spnsor an uttermost reliable and sporty partner. We choose quality above quantity and our main sponsor does understand this. Also, we can build on the most tasty Baker of the Netherlands. Baker the Good Bread guarantees fantastical co-operations in- and outside the pitch. FC S chooses for the best on the pitch, Baker the Good Bread chooses the best bread on your plate!

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Selection

This table was last edited on Friday, March 15, 2019.

Transfers

To FC S:

Left FC S:

Club culture

Rivalry

FC S has more than one rival, but Strontwijk '92 and S.V. Oosterheem are the main ones. Other rivals are Young FC S, DWO and FC Van De Buurt. However, most games are played against Young FC S, sometimes against FC Van De Buurt and rarely against DWO. FC A-S hasn't played an official match against SV Oosterheem and Strontwijk '92 yet. 

Record

League results 2017-now

Since spring 2018 game data has been administrated regulary. Up to now there's only a completed league table of season 2017-18. 

This table was last edited on Saturday, March 9, 2019.

FC A-S won the league by winning 13 matches. You can take a look at the league table of season 2018-19 below.

This table was last edited on Sunday 28 April 2019. 

Hall of Fame

Chairmen

FC S thanks their succes to a few extremely talented chairmen.

Trainers

FC S has had a few extremely succesful trainers.

Players

FC S have had a couple of great players play for their club. Here's a list of players who've won a yearly award in Buytenwegh.

Record holders

Topscorers of all time:

• 1. Ardjan, 776 goals
• 2. Sander Pisa, 580 goals
• 3. Vano, 341 goals
• 4. Thomas, 228 goals
• 5. Mauro, 92 goals

Most scored goals in one season:

• 1. Ardjan, 460 goals
• 2. Sander Pisa, 333 goals
• 3. Vano, 225 goals
• 4. Thomas, 128 goals
• 5. Mauro, 71 goals

Most played matches:

• 1. Ardjan, 105 matches
• 2. Sander Pisa, 102 matches
• 3. Vano, 66 matches
• 4. Thomas, 52 matches
• 5. Janneke, 50 matches

Most assists of all time:

• 1. Sander Pisa, 478 assists
• 2. Ardjan, 433 assists
• 3. Vano, 140 assists
• 4. Thomas, 109 assists
• 5. Mauro, 89 assists

This table was last edited on Monday May 27 2019.

Topscorers per season

Buytenwegh League (2012-now)

This table was last edited on Sunday May 19 2019.

Topscorer amount per player

See also