Former agents and City Marines risk indoor amateur football

That's what Jan-Dirk van der Zee said Monday in Nieuwsuur. Van der Zee has about forty problem clubs in sight. The editors of this program did research on violence in amateur football last week. Six years ago, line judge Richard Nieuwenhuizen was killed by violence on the football field.

Union figures show that six years, five hundred "excessive" incidents were committed against referees. The KNVB has a limited view of violent incidents, especially in the lower categories of amateur football.

] "In the category of football amateur in the basement, I want observers who are only professionals, such as former members of the defense, former agents, sailors of the city and extraordinary investigators, "said Van der Zee. "We really need people who are able to observe in a neutral, neutral and independent way, in a competition like this, just gather evidence, because once we have that, we can start disciplinary proceedings and such a club can be banned from the Dutch football.And that's what I want.These clubs have to leave. "