Stefan Reuter of Borussia Dortmund (L) argues with referee Vitor Manuel
Melo Pereira of Portugal as he sends Dortmund's Juergen Kohler (2ndR)
off the pitch during the UEFA Cup Final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002.
Feyenoord Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) scored by penalty
afterwards. Right is Rotterdam's Bonaventure Kalou. REUTERS/Michael
Kooren

JS 

Stefan Reuter of Borussia Dortmund argues with referee Vitor Manuel
Melo Pereira of Portugal as he sends Dortmund's Juergen Kohler off the
pitch during the UEFA Cup Final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Feyenoord
Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) scored a penalty afterwards.
REUTERS/Ina Fassbender

JS 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk takes off his shirt in
celebration after scoring a second time against Borussia Dortmund in
the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

GB 

Feyenoord Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) scores a penalty against
Borussia Dortmund's goalkeeper Jens Lehmann during the UEFA Cup Final
in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. REUTERS/Ina Fassbender

JS 

FEYENOORD STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES SECOND GOAL AGAINST
BORUSSIA DORTMUND IN UEFA CUP FINAL.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk takes off his shirt in
celebration after scoring a second time against Borussia Dortmund in
the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

Borussia Dortmund's goalkeeper Jens Lehmann flies through the air in
vain as Feyenoord Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk scores his team's
second goal during the UEFA Cup Final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002.
REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

JS 

Shirtless Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (C) celebrates with
his team mates after scoring a second time against Borussia Dortmund in
the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Van Hooijdonk scored a
penalty earlier in the match. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay

GB 

FEYENOORD'S PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING A PENALTY
AGAINST BORUSSIA DORTMUND IN UEFA CUP FINAL.


Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after scoring a penalty
against Borussia Dortmund in the final of the UEFA Cup in Rotterdam May
8, 2002. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Feyenoord Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) scores by penalty past
Borussia Dortmund's goalkeeper Jens Lehmann during the UEFA Cup Final
in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

JS 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk takes off his shirt in
celebration after scoring a second goal against Borussia Dortmund in
the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Feyenoord went on to win
the match. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

GB 

Forwarder Pierre van Hooijdonk of Dutch club Feyenoord Rotterdam
practices free kicks during his team's last practice session prior to
the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam's "De Kuip" stadium, May 7, 2002.
Feyernoord has to play German soccer champion Borussia Dortmund in the
UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam on Wednesday, May 8. REUTERS/ Kai
Pfaffenbach REUTERS

KP 

Forwarder Pierre van Hooijdonk of Dutch club Feyenoord Rotterdam covers
his face during his team's last practice session prior to the UEFA Cup
final in Rotterdam's "De Kuip" stadium, May 7, 2002. Feyernoord has to
play German soccer champion Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Cup final in
Rotterdam on Wednesday, May 8. REUTERS/ Kai Pfaffenbach REUTERS

KP 

Forwarder Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) and team captain Paul Bosvelt of
Dutch club Feyenoord Rotterdam stand together during the team's last
practice session prior to the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam's "De Kuip"
stadium, May 7, 2002. Feyernoord has to play German soccer champion
Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam on Wednesday, May
8. REUTERS/ Kai Pfaffenbach REUTERS

KP 

Borussia Dortmund's goalkeeper Jens Lehmann flies through the air in vain as [Feyenoord Rotterdam's Pierre van Hooijdonk] scores his team's second goal during the UEFA Cup Final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after winning the UEFA Cup
semifinal between Feyenoord and Inter Milan at the de Kuip stadium in
Rotterdam, April 11, 2002. Feyenoord and Inter Milan tied 2-2 but
Feyenoord advances to the final 3-2 on aggregate. REUTERS/Michael
Kooren

MKN 

Pierre van Hooijdonk (C) and Danish striker Jon Dahl Tomasson celebrate
van Hooijdonk's goal during the UEFA Cup semifinal second leg between
Feyenoord and Inter Milan at the Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, April 11,
2002. On the left is Inter Milan goalkeeper Francesco Toldo. Tomasson
scored Feyenoord's second goal.

REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

Pierre van Hooijdonk scores for Feyenoord against Inter Milan during
the UEFA Cup semifinal second leg between Feyenoord and Inter Milan at
the Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, April 11, 2002.

REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

Pierre van Hooijdonk scores for Feyenoord during their UEFA Cup
semifinal second leg match against Inter Milan at the Kuip stadium in
Rotterdam, April 11, 2002. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker

PVR/JDP 

Inter Milan's Ivan Cordoba (L) and Pierre Van Hooijdonk of Feyenoord
jump for a high ball during a UEFA Cup semifinal, first leg match at
the Meazza Stadium in Milan April 4, 2002. Feyenoord defeated Inter
Milan 1-0 when a wide shoot by Van Hooijdonk was deflected into the net
by Cordoba. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini

SR 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk celebrates after his team defeated
Inter Milan in a UEFA Cup semifinal, first leg match at the Meazza
Stadium in Milan April 4, 2002. Feyenoord won the match 1-0 when a shot
by Van Hooijdonk was deflected into the net by Inter Milan's Ivan
Cordoba. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

DJM/GB 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (C) celebrates with his teammates Jon
Dahl Tomasson (L) Paul Bosvelt (2nd R) and Bonaventure Kalou (R) after
his shot was deflected into the net by Inter Milan's Ivan Cordoba
during a UEFA Cup semifinal, first leg match at the Meazza Stadium in
Milan April 4, 2002. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini

SR 

Inter Milan's Marco Materazzi (R) looks on as Feyenoord's Pierre Van
Hooijdonk celebrates after his shot was deflected by Inter milan's Ivan
Cordoba during their UEFA Cup semifinal, first leg clash at the Meazza
Stadium in Milan April 4, 2002. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

DJM/AA 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk (C) reacts after missing a clear
chance at goal as team mates Jon Dahl Tomasson (L) and Bonaventure
Kalou look on during their UEFA Cup semifinal, first leg match against
Inter Milan at the Meazza Stadium in Milan April 4, 2002. REUTERS/Dylan
Martinez

DJM 

FEYENOORD STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING THE
WINNING GOAL AAGAINST PSV EINDHOVEN IN UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS IN
ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after scoring the
winning goal against PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Cup quarter finals in
Rotterdam March 21, 2002. Feyenoord won the match in a penalty shoot
out and will advance to the semi finals. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

FEYENOORD STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING THE
WINNING GOAL AAGAINST PSV EINDHOVEN IN UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS IN
ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after scoring the
winning goal aagainst PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Cup quarter finals in
Rotterdam March 21, 2002. Feyenoord won the match in a penalty shoot
out and will advance to the semi finals. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

FEYENOORD STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING THE
WINNING GOAL AAGAINST PSV EINDHOVEN IN UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS IN
ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after scoring the
winning goal aagainst PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Cup quarter finals in
Rotterdam March 21, 2002. Feyenoord won the match in a penalty shoot
out and will advance to the semi finals. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

FEYENOORD STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING THE
WINNING GOAL AAGAINST PSV EINDHOVEN IN UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS IN
ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates after scoring the
winning goal aagainst PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Cup quarter finals in
Rotterdam March 21, 2002. Feyenoord won the match in a penalty shoot
out and will advance. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

FEYENOORD STRIKER VAN HOOIJDONK SITS ON FEYENOORD GOALLIE ZOETEBIER
AFTER BEATING PSV EINDHOVEN IN UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS IN ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk sits on Feyenoord goallie Edwin
Zoetebier after beating PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Cup quarter finals in
Rotterdam March 21, 2002. Feyenoord won the match after winning in a
penalty shoot out and will advance to the semi finals. REUTERS/Jerry
Lampen 

FEYENOORD VAN HOOIJDONK CHALLENGES PSV EINDHOVEN BERGLUND DURING THEIR
UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS RETURN MATCH IN ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) challenges PSV Danish
Eindhoven defender Kasper Berglund during their UEFA Cup quarter finals
return match in Rotterdam March 21, 2002. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

FEYENOORD VAN HOOIJDONK CHALLENGES PSV EINDHOVEN FABER DURING THEIR
UEFA CUP QUARTER FINALS RETURN MATCH IN ROTTERDAM.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) challenges PSV Eindhoven
defender Ernst Faber during their UEFA Cup quarter finals return match
in Rotterdam March 21, 2002. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates his goal against PSV
Eindhoven during the first leg quarter finals of the UEFA Cup in
Eindhoven March 14, 2002. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JFL 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooydonk (9) scores against Rangers from a
free-kick during the fourth round second leg UEFA Cup match in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands, February 28, 2002. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker

MKN 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooydonk celebrates his first goal in the
fourth round second leg UEFA Cup match against Glasgow Rangers in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands, February 28, 2002.

REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

DUTCH VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES AFTER SCORING GOAL IN UEFA CUP MATCH
BETWEEN FEYENOORD AND GLASGOW RANGERS.


Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates his second goal of
the match in the fourth round second leg UEFA Cup match between
Feyenoord and Glasgow Rangers in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, February
28, 2002. 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 

Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) of Feyenoord celebrates his goal against [Bayern Munich] during their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam October 10, 2001. 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) and Bayern Munich's defender Bixente Lizararzu (R) jump for the ball during their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam, October 10, 2001. 

Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) of Feyenoord celebrates his goal against
Bayern Munich during their Champions League group H match in Rotterdam
October 10, 2001. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker

pvr 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) and Bayern Munich's defender
Bixente Lizararzu (R) jump for the ball during their Champions League
group H match in Rotterdam, October 10, 2001. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker

CRB 

Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk seen dejected after the Group 2
World Cup qualifier against Ireland at Lansdown Road Stadium in Dublin
September 1, 2001. Ireland beat The Netherlands 1-0. REUTERS/Jerry
Lampen

JFL/GB 

Dutch goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar comforts team mate Pierre van
Hooijdonk after their Group Two World Cup qualifier against Ireland at
Lansdown Road Stadium in Dublin September 1, 2001. Ireland beat The
Netherlands 1 - 0. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JFL/AA 

Dutch striker Ruud van Nistelrooy shares a joke with team mate Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) during the warm up prior to their World cup qualifying match against Cyprus in Eindhoven April 25, 2001. Van Nistelrooy completed his protracted transfer to Manchester United yesterday when he joined the English champions for a British record of 19 million pounds ( $27.34 million).

JFL 

Pierre Van Hooijdonk from Holland celebrates the fourth goal against Andorra during their World Cup qualifier at Barcelona's Mini-Estadi stadium March 24, 2001. Holland won 5-0.

AC 

Benfica's Brazilian Roger (R) assists Dutch team mate Pierre Van Hooijdonk (L) to score against Porto at the Stadium of Light in Lisbon during a Portuguese First Division match January 21, 2001.

JR 

Benfica's Dutch player Pierre Van Hooijdonk reacts after scoring a penalty against Porto at stadium of Light in Lisbon during a Portuguese First League match January 21, 2001.

JR 

Dutch soccer player Patrick Kluivert (R) celebrates with substitutes (L-R) Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Pierre van Hooijdonk and Ed de Goey as he leaves the field during a European Championship quarter final match between Yugoslavia and the Netherlands in Rotterdam June 25. Kluivert scored four goal before being substituted.

FE/JOH 

Dutch soccer player Patrick Kluivert (9) celebrates with substitutes (L-R) Pierre van Hooijdonk, Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Bert Konterman as he leaves the field during a European Championship quarter final match in Rotterdam June 25. Kluivert scored four goals before being substituted.

DS/JOH 

DUTCH COACH FRANK RIJKAARD AND MEMBERS OF DUTCH TEAM CELEBRATE FIRST GOAL DURING THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL MATCH AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA.


Dutch coach Frank Rijkaard (L) and members of the Dutch team including reserve striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) celebrate a first goal during the European Championship quarter final match against Yugoslavia in Rotterdam June 25. 

Dutch soccer players Clarence Seedorf (L), Roy Makaay (R) and Pierre van Hooijdonk look at a trainings dummy while practising free kicks during a training session of the Dutch national soccer team in Nyon June 2. The team of the Netherlands is on training camp in Nyon in preparation for the Euro 2000 soccer tournament which will be played in The Netherlands and Belgium from June 10 until July 2.

FEE/WS 

Dutch soccer player Dennis Bergkamp (C) tries to pull Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) of balance, while Jaap Stam (L) tries the same with Bert Konterman, during a training session of the Dutch national soccer team in Nyon June 2. The team of the Netherlands is on training camp in Nyon in preparation for the Euro 2000 soccer tournament which will be played in The Netherlands and Belgium from June 10 until July 2.

FEE 

Dutch soccer player Pierre van Hooijdonk eats a herring the "classic" Dutch way in the Dutch training camp in Nyon May 30. A Dutch fish seller flew in the herring on the first day of the so called 'new' herring season in the Netherlands. The Dutch team is training in Nyon until June 4 in preparation for the Euro 2000 soccer tournament which will be played in The Netherlands and Belgium starting June 10.

FEE 

Vitesse player Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) challenges Beira Mar's Vitor Silva during their first round second leg UEFA Cup match in Arnhem September 30.

JFL//ME 

Vitesse player Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) challenges Beira Mar's Vitor Silva during their first round second leg UEFA Cup match in Arnhem September 30.

JFL/GB 

Vitesse player Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) challenges Beira Mar's Vitor Silva during their first round second leg UEFA Cup match in Arnhem September 30.

JFL/ 

Vitesse player Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) challenges Beira Mar's defender Josi Monmiro in the air during their first round second leg UEFA Cup match in Arnhem September 30.

JFL/GB 

Chelsea's Bernard Lambourde (R) skips over Nottingham Forest's Dutch striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk at the City Ground February 20. The F.A. Premiership match between Nottingham Forest and Chelsea finished 3-1 to Chelsea.

AS/KM 

Aston Villa's captain Gareth Southgate evades Nottingham Forest's Dutch striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk at the City Ground November 28. The English Premiership match between Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa finished 2-2.

AS/SB 

Nottingham Forest's French striker Thierry Bonalair (R) celebrates his goal with Dutch striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk (L) against Aston Villa, 28 November. The Premiership match between Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa was played at Forest's City Ground.

IH/AS