Gall, Jacob

Gall spent his entire career playing for three teams from the north of the Netherlands: Groningen , Wendam and Heerenveen . He completed his playing career in 1999 after the third period of performances for Wendham. In just 16 seasons in professional football, he played 383 matches, in which he scored 36 goals.

Jacob's first coaching experience was the Dutch amateur De Vogels team, after which from 2000 to 2005 he was an assistant to four head coaches at Heerenveen.

In the summer of 2005, he headed Vendam, where he worked for six seasons in the First Division , and in 2011 moved to work at Go Ahead Eagles , who plays in the same division. However, in March 2012, Gall was dismissed from his post when his club was in low 11th place ^[2] .

In July 2012, Gall led another team from the First Division - Emmen , where he worked for three seasons and left the team in the summer of 2015 ^[3] .

In May 2016, he entered the coaching staff of the Dneprodzerzhinsky Steel , signing a two-year contract with her. Here he began to work under the guidance of his compatriot Eric van der Mer , with whom he played in Wendame in 1997-1999. August 10, 2016 officially headed the club ^[4] . In January 2017, he left Steel. ^[5]