Uwe Kamps (born 12 June 1964) is a German retired footballer who played as a goalkeeper. Born in Düsseldorf, Kamps joined Borussia Mönchengladbach from...
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Kamps, a Dutch and German family name, can refer to: Bob Kamps (1931–2005), American rock climber Uwe Kamps (b. 1964), German football goalkeeper John...
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participation in the international competitions. The following year, Uwe Kamps guarded the goal for the first time, and remained long-time goalkeeper...
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Rudolf Bommer Holger Fach Jürgen Klinsmann Wolfram Wuttke Frank Mill Uwe Kamps Roland Grahammer Thomas Häßler Christian Schreier Fritz Walter Ralf Sievers...
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studying the club's number one goalkeeper Uwe Kamps.: 37 His chance came on the eve of the 1998–99 season when Uwe Kamps suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon...
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Armin Görtz Roland Grahammer Thomas Häßler Thomas Hörster Olaf Janßen Uwe Kamps Gerhard Kleppinger Jürgen Klinsmann Frank Mill Karl-Heinz Riedle Christian...
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substitutes Maximum of 2 substitutions Manager: Hannes Löhr Team: 12 - GK - Uwe Kamps 05 - DF - Thomas Hörster 02 - DF - Michael Schulz 04 - DF - Wolfgang Funkel...
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Position Period Appearances Goals 1 Berti Vogts DF 1965–1980 532 43 2 Uwe Kamps GK 1982–2004 518 0 3 Herbert Wimmer MF 1966–1978 463 68 4 Wolfgang Kleff...
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substitutes Maximum of 2 substitutions Manager: Hannes Löhr Team: 12 - GK - Uwe Kamps 5 - DF - Thomas Hörster 32' 2 - DF - Michael Schulz 4 - DF - Wolfgang...
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Cerezo Osaka 1967 1984 17 251 Fathi Kameel Kuwait Al-Tadamon 1971 1985 14 Uwe Kamps Germany Borussia Mönchengladbach 1982 2004 22 457 Ben Kantarovski Australia...
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