List of Cercle Brugge K.S.V. Players - Top 50 Most Appearances

Top 50 Most Appearances

As of match played 29 May 2011 and according to www.cerclemuseum.be. Names in bold means that these players are still active for Cercle Brugge.

# Name Nationality Appearances
1 Jules Verriest Belgium 492
2 Denis Viane Belgium 379
3 Geert Broeckaert Belgium 376
4 Arthur Ruysschaert Belgium 372
5 Roger Claeys Belgium 362
6 Jackie De Caluwé Belgium 354
7 Robert Braet Belgium 352
8 Rudy Poorteman Belgium 347
9 Bram Van Kerkhof Netherlands 339
Wim Kooiman Netherlands 339
11 Franky Simon Belgium 334
12 Florimond Vanhalme Belgium 329
13 Henri Vanpoucke Belgium 322
14 Kurt Soenens Belgium 320
15 Louis Baes Belgium 311
16 Maurice Crépain Belgium 307
17 Louis Saeys Belgium 305
Marin Roje Belgium 305
19 Dirk Beheydt Belgium 295
20 Frederik Boi Belgium 282
21 Marcel Pertry Belgium 280
22 Adi Slabbinck Belgium 267
23 Eric Buyse Belgium 265
24 Philippe Schepens Belgium 256
25 Willy Mortier Belgium 233
26 Michel Vanderbauwhede Belgium 231
27 Prosper De Bois Belgium 227
Gilbert Bailliu Belgium 227
29 Yves Feys Belgium 221
30 Didier Frenay Belgium 216
31 Benoit Brilleman Belgium 215
Bert Lamaire Belgium 215
33 Raoul Verleye Belgium 214
34 Filip Dewaele Belgium 211
35 Jef Vanthournout Belgium 208
36 Bram Vandenbussche Belgium 206
37 Albert Antjon Belgium 204
Paul Sanders Belgium 204
Josip Weber Belgium
Croatia		 204
Giovanni Dekeyser Belgium 204
41 John Bogaert Belgium 201
Peter Carly Belgium 201
43 Gaston Maes Belgium 198
44 Edmond Verbruggen Belgium 183
45 Albert Van Coile Belgium 182
46 Gérard Devos Belgium 178
47 André Saeys Belgium 172
48 Delphin Vanderhaegen Belgium 170
49 Omer Baes Belgium 166
50 Pierre Schotte Belgium 164
Stijn De Smet Belgium 164

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