Jean Mathonet (6 October 1925, Bévercé, Malmedy – 22 October 2004, Malmedy) was a Belgian football player who finished top scorer of the Belgian First...
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Anderlecht§ 29 1954–55 Rik Coppens (2) Belgium Beerschot 35 1955–56 Jean Mathonet Belgium Standard 26 1956–57 Maurice Willems Belgium Gent 35 1957–58...
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2019) 25 September – Janine de Greef, Resister (died 2020) 6 October – Jean Mathonet, footballer (died 2004) 16 October – Karel Dillen, politician (died...
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1996–1998 43 0 57 0 Fernand Massay Belgium DF 1937–1954 352 35 352 35 Jean Mathonet Belgium FW 1945–1960 375 143 375 143 Dieumerci Mbokani Democratic...
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Bisconti". Royal Belgian Football Association. Retrieved 25 Sep 2013. "Jean Mathonet". Royal Belgian Football Association. Retrieved 25 Sep 2013. "Fernand...
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Hungary (defeat 6-3 away and defeat 1-4 at home). 1955-56 Top scorer: Jean Mathonet (Standard Liège) with 26 goals. 1955 Golden Shoe: Alfons Van Brandt...
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Player Position Union Marylene Mathonet Prop Belgium Magali Thomas Prop France Inne Vernimmen Prop Netherlands Faustine Buttenshaw Prop France Agathe Duclos...
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their own song. The final was held on 13 February 1968, in the Studio Mathonet, in Evere, Brussels, from 20:30 to 21:15 CET, and was hosted by Paule Herreman...
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Kirk, Michette Lelong, Jacques Kluger and Armand Bachelier, with Georges Mathonet acting as jury president. The jury members gave marks to each song, with...
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Marius Mondelé (category People from Molenbeek-Saint-Jean)
Mannaerts 1952–53: Coppens 1953–54: Van den Bosch 1954–55: Coppens 1955–56: Mathonet 1956–57: Willems 1957–58: Van Gool & Vliers 1958–59: Wégria 1959–60: Wégria...
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