Feyenoord fans hold up pamphlets saying "mismanagement" in protest against Feyenoord's signing of Greek striker Angelos Charisteas from rivals Ajax Amsterdam before the Dutch first division soccer match between Feyenoord and Sparta in Rotterdam September 10, 2006. Feyenoord won the match 4-1. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Angelos Charisteas (L) of Feyenoord and Sparta's Yannis Anastasiou eye the ball during their Dutch first division soccer match in Rotterdam September 10, 2006. Feyenoord won the match 4-1. REUTERS/ Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Angelos Charisteas (R) of Feyenoord attempts to score next to Sparta's Danny Schenkel during their Dutch first division soccer match in Rotterdam September 10, 2006. Feyenoord won the match 4-1. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Angelos Charisteas (L) of Feyenoord fights for the ball with Danny Schenkel (top) and Sjaak Polak of Sparta during their Dutch first division soccer match in Rotterdam September 10, 2006. Feyenoord won the match 4-1. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Angelos Charisteas (R) of Feyenoord fights for the ball with Sepp de Roover of Sparta during their Dutch first division soccer match in Rotterdam September 10, 2006. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Roberto Ayala of Valencia (L) is challenged by Idan Tal of Maccabi Haifa during UEFA Cup second round, second leg match at the Sparta Stadium in Rotterdam December 11, 2003. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Turkey, but was moved to Rotterdam due to security measures. REUTERS/Guido Benschop MKN 

Miguel Mista of Valencia (R) is challenged by Jorge Brites (C) and Valid Badeer (L) of Maccabi Haifa during their UEFA Cup second round, second leg match at the Sparta Stadium in Rotterdam December 11, 2003. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Turkey, but was moved to Rotterdam due to security measures. REUTERS/Guido Benschop MKN/GB 

Roberto Ayala of Valencia (R) heads the ball above Adoram Keise of Maccabi Haifa during UEFA Cup second round, second leg match at the Sparta Stadium in Rotterdam December 11, 2003. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Turkey, but was moved to Rotterdam due to security measures. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN 

Miguel Mista of Valencia (L) scores against Maccabi Haifa during UEFA Cup second round, second leg match at the Sparta Stadium in Rotterdam December 11, 2003. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Turkey, but was moved to Rotterdam due to security measures. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/JDP 

Miguel Mista of Valencia (L) celebrates his goal against Maccabi Haifa during UEFA Cup second round, second leg match at the Sparta Stadium in Rotterdam December 11, 2003. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Turkey, but was moved to Rotterdam due to security measures. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN 

- UNDATED FILE PHOTO - Dutch coach Louis van Gaal watches a soccer match between Sparta and Excelsior in Rotterdam in this undated file photo. [Van Gaal will return to FC Barcelona on a two-year contract starting next season, club president Joan Gaspart announced on May 13, 2002.] 

Dutch coach Louis van Gaal watches a soccer match between Sparta and
Excelsior in Rotterdam in this undated file photo. Van Gaal will return
to FC Barcelona on a two-year contract starting next season, club
president Joan Gaspart announced on May 13, 2002. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker

PVR 

Sparta Prague players Ratislav Michalik (R) and Jiri Jarosik (2nd R)
celebrate their victory while Paul Bosvelt of Feyenoord walks by
following their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam, October
17, 2001. Sparta Prague defeated Feyenoord 2-0 and qualified for the
next round. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

MKN/GB 

CHECH PLAYERS CELEBRATE VICTORY AFTER THEIR UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP
H MATCH BETWEEN FEYENOORD AND PRAGUE.


Czech players celebrate their victory over Feyenoord after their
Champions League group H match between Feyenoord Rotterdam and Sparta
Prague, October 17, 2001. Sparta Prague won the match 2-0.
REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

CHECH NOVOTNY SCORES SECOND GOAL DURING THEIR UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
GROUP H MATCH BETWEEN FEYENOORD AND PRAGUE.


Prague player Jiri Novotny celebrates his goal during their Champions
League group H match between Feyenoord Rotterdam and Sparta Prague,
October 17, 2001. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) fouls Sparta Prague's Jiri Jarosik
(L) during their Champions League Group H match in Rotterdam October
17, 2001. Van Hooijdonk was sent off for the wreckless challenge.
REUTERS/Michael Kooren

MKN/GB 

VAN HOOIJDONK IS SENT OFF AFTER FOUL DURING THEIR UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
GROUP H MATCH BETWEEN FEYENOORD AND PRAGUE.


Feyenoord player Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) is sent off by referee Arturo
Ibanez after a foul on Chech Jiri Jarosik (on the ground) during their
Champions League group H match between Feyenoord Rotterdam and Sparta
Prague, October 17, 2001. 

FEYENOORD'S VAN HOOIJDONK KNOCKS DOWN SPARTA PRAGUE'S HUBSCHMAN DURING
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP MATCH IN ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) knocks down Sparta Prague's Tomas
Hubschman during their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam
October 17, 2001. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Feyenoord's Patrick Paauwe (R) tackles Sparta Prague's Martin Hasek
during their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam October 17,
2001. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

MKN/GB 

DUTCH VAN HOOYDONK MISSES A FREE KICK DURING THEIR UEFA CHAMPIONS
LEAGUE GROUP H MATCH BETWEEN FEYENOORD AND PRAGUE.


Feyenoord player Pierre van Hooydonk reacts after missing a free kick
during their Champions League group H match between Feyenoord Rotterdam
and Sparta Prague, October 17, 2001. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Feyenoord's Leonardo (R) clashes with Sparta Prague's Zdenek Grygera
during their Champions League group H soccer match in Rotterdam October
17, 2001. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

MKN/GB 

Sparta Prague's Rastislav Michalik celebrates after scoring the fourth
goal against FC Feyenoord Rotterdam during their Champions League Group
H match in Prague September 25, 2001. Sparta Prague defeated the Dutch
team 4-0. REUTERS/Petr Josek

PJ/GB 

Sparta Prague's Marek Kincl (L) is pulled by Brett Emerton (R) of FC
Feyenoord Rotterdam while trying to kick the ball during their
Champions League Group H match in Prague September 25, 2001.
REUTERS/Petr David Josek

PJ/ 

SPARTA PRAGUE'S SIONKO CONCENTRATES ON THE BALL WITH FEYENOORD'S RZASA
IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MATCH IN PRAGUE.


Sparta Prague's Mibor Sionko (R) concentrates on the ball with Tomasz
Rzasa (L) of FC Feyenoord Rotterdam moving in behind him during their
Champions League Group H match in Prague on September 25, 2001.
REUTERS/Petr Josek 

Czech Sparta Prague team player Martin Hasek (R) challenges Dutch
Bonaventure Kalou of FC Feyenoord Rotterdam during their Champions
League Group H match in Prague on September 25, 2001. REUTERS/Petr
Josek

PJ/ 

Czech Sparta Prague team player Marek Kincl (R) collides with Dutch
Patrick Paauwe of FC Feyenoord Rotterdam during their Champions League
Group H match in Prague on September 25, 2001. REUTERS/Petr Josek

PJ/CLH/ 

PSV Eindhoven striker Ruud van Nistelrooy plays his first full match since injury against a Sparta Rotterdam reserve side March 1, 2001. The striker who had signed for Manchester United last year before his injury, had also been unable to play for PSV for nearly a year following a knee operation.

MKN 

PSV Eindhoven striker Ruud van Nistelrooy (L), who heads the ball before Sparta player Maurit van Dalen can get to it, made his comeback for PSV tonight in a match against the second team of Sparta Rotterdam,March 1, 2001. The striker who has signed for Manchester United already before his injury, had been unable to play for PSV for a period of more than one year due to a knee operation.

MKN/CLH/ 

PSV Eindhoven striker Ruud van Nistelrooy (L) playing his first full match since injury against a Sparta Rotterdam reserve side, is tackled by Mauritz van Dalen (R) March 1, 2001. The striker who had signed for Manchester United last year before his injury, had also been unable to play for PSV for nearly a year following a knee operation.

MKN/CLH/ 

Arthur Numan of Glasgow Rangers challenges Nixon Dias of Sparta Rotterdam during their friendly match in Rotterdam January 25.

FEE/AA 

Dutch international soccer star Ruud Gullit sits amid the public on the stands during the Dutch first division league soccer match Sparta against Heerenveen in Rotterdam February 15. Gullit was fired last week as player as player coach of Chelsea.

SPORT SOCCER 

Dutch international soccer star Ruud Gullit stands amid the public on the stands during the Dutch first division league soccer match Sparta against Heerenveen in Rotterdam February 15. Gullit was fired last week as player as player coach of Chelsea.

SPORT SOCCER 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven striker Marciano Vink (C) duels for the ball with Dutch Sparta Rotterdam defender Dave van der Meer (L) and striker Arjan van der Laan during the first half of the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16. PSV won 4 - 1 and won the cup 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven defender Jan Wouters holds up the cup trophy after beating Sparta Rotterdam 4 - 1 in the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16. Wouters played his last match for PSV and ends his career 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven coach Dick Advoccat holds up the cup trophy after beating Sparta Rotterdam 4 - 1 in the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven midfielder Marciano Vink (R) sprays champagne over his teammates Rene Eikelkamp (L) Jan Wouters (2nd L) and Chris van der Weerden in the dressing room after beating Sparta Rotterdam 4 - 1 in the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven defender Jan Wouters kisses the cup trophy after beating Sparta Rotterdam 4 - 1 in the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16. Wouters played his last match for PSV and ends his career 

Dutch PSV Eindhoven striker Phillip Cocu (R) and his teammate Arthur Numan celebrate the first goal against Sparta Rotterdam during the first half of the Dutch Cup Final in Rotterdam, May 16