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The top candidates to replace Robin van Persie as Feyenoord manager

With Robin van Persie officially out as Feyenoord manager, the Rotterdam giants are looking to start over with a fresh, new name. Who will the newly-appointed technical director, Devy Rigaux, and general manager, Robert Eenhoorn, be looking at to lead the club in next year's UEFA Champions League? Flashscore lists a couple of interesting names.
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Feyenoord manager Robin van Persie sacked after 16 months in charge

Manager Robin van Persie has officially been fired by Feyenoord as part of an organisational reshuffle.
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Feyenoord close out season with comfortable win over PEC Zwolle

Robin van Persie's Feyenoord closed out their Eredivisie season with a routine 2-0 win over PEC Zwolle, who held on for 79 minutes but caved after Anis Hadj Moussa's smart brace.
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NEC steal point in 97th minute from Champions League six-pointer against Feyenoord

Robin van Persie's Feyenoord nearly booked a crucial win in Sunday's away game at NEC, but lost it in the 97th minute thanks to a dramatic equaliser from former striker Danilo Pereira.
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Former Curaçao boss Dick Advocaat to advise Robin van Persie at Feyenoord

Former Curaçao manager Dick Advocaat has joined Feyenoord in an advisory role to manager Robin van Persie, the club confirmed on Tuesday.
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Toothless Feyenoord lose to FC Twente to extend PSV's Eredivisie lead

FC Twente beat Robin van Persie's Feyenoord 2-0 on Sunday afternoon, giving PSV a 17-point lead with nine games to go and allowing Ajax to close the gap to the second-placed Rotterdam side.
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'Totally out of order': Feyenoord boss Robin van Persie slams Sterling critics

Feyenoord manager Robin van Persie defended Raheem Sterling during his weekly press conference, calling the criticism aimed at the Englishman "out of order".