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A Week Off Before an Intense Recovery in Anderlecht: "My Children Were Surprised to See Me"

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Like his teammates at the Sporting d'Anderlecht, Colin Coosemans was given a good week off at the beginning of the international truce before returning to coal. The doorman was able to spend some time with his children and remember the last race of the RCCA in the Belgian Cup after the draw that placed the Mauves du Beerschot on the route of the Mauves in Brussels.
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Like his teammates at the Sporting d'Anderlecht, Colin Coosemans was given a good week off at the beginning of the international truce before returning to coal. The doorman was able to spend some time with his children and remember the last race of the RCCA in the Belgian Cup after the draw that placed the Mauves du Beerschot on the route of the Mauves in Brussels.

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walfoot.be broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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