Gerard van der Lem

This is a Dutch name; the family name is van der Lem, not Lem.

Gerard van der Lem
Personal information
Gerard van der Lem and goalkeeper Nijhuis
Full name	Gerard van der Lem
Date of birth	(1952-11-15) November 15, 1952
Place of birth	Amsterdam, Netherlands
Playing position	Striker
Youth career
	Zeeburgia
	Ajax Amsterdam
	FC Amsterdam
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1973–1975	FC Amsterdam	66	(8)
1975–1977	Roda JC	66	(10)
1977–1980	Feyenoord Rotterdam	72	(9)
1980	Sparta Rotterdam	10	(1)
1980–1984	FC Utrecht	86	(17)
Total		300	(45)
National team^‡
	Netherlands	0	(0)
Teams managed
1984–1985	AZ Alkmaar (assistant)
1985–1986	AZS
1986–1990	HFC Haarlem (assistant)
1990–1997	Ajax Amsterdam (assistant)
1997–1999	FC Barcelona (assistant)
1999–2001	AZ Alkmaar
2002–2003	Ajax Amsterdam (youth coach)
2003–2004	Saudi Arabia
2007	Apollon Limassol
2007	Sharjah FC
2008–2010	Panathinaikos FC (coach)
2010–	Kayserispor (technical director)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 8 June 2007. ‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 8 June 2007

Gerard van der Lem (born November 15, 1952 in Amsterdam, North Holland) is a retired football (soccer) winger from the Netherlands, who made his professional debut for FC Amsterdam on August 12, 1973 against PSV Eindhoven. He later played Roda JC, Feyenoord Rotterdam, Sparta Rotterdam and FC Utrecht.

After his professional playing career Gerard Van der Lem started his coaching career as assistant coach to world-famous coaches like Piet de Visser, Dick Advocaat and Louis van Gaal.

In his first engagement at FC Alkmaar (AZS) he was responsible coach for the amateur teams (and became Holland Champion in 1985) as well as assistant coach to Piet de Visser with the senior team. From 1986 to 1989 he was employed with FC Haarlem starting out as assistant coach to Dick Advocaat, and then following him into the position of head coach during the last year.

Van der Lem in duel met van Tiggelen.

Having always given great emphasis to youth development Gerard van der Lem joined Ajax Amsterdam in 1990 as Head of the Youth Development Department. After a successful year and lots of new impressions he was chosen to be co-coach to Louis van Gaal with the great and famous Champions League team. During this period from 1991 to 1997 one title followed the next:

3 x Dutch Champion 2 x Dutch Cup Winner 1 x Winner of the European Champions League 1 x UEFA Cup Winner 1 x Winner of the FIFA World Cup for Clubs 2 x Winner of the Dutch Super Cup

These successes did not go unseen. The next engagement of Louis van Gaal and Gerard van der Lem followed suit at equally famous Spanish Premier League club FC Barcelona. In the two seasons there Gerard van der Lem was able to achieve the titles:

2 x Spanish Premier League Champion 1 x Spanish Cup Winner 1 x Winner of the Spanish Super Cup

After his time in Spain Gerard van der Lem returned to his native Netherlands to become the head coach of FC Alkmaar again followed by one season in Japan at Oita Trinita of the J-League.

Another memorable and highly successful period followed in Saudi Arabia in his first engagement as National Coach. He and his team became for Saudi Arabia:

1 x Winner of the Gulf Cup / 1 x Winner of the Arab Cup / Qualification to the Asian Cup

Furthermore he was awarded "Best Coach of the Middle East"

After some time back home with Ajax Amsterdam where he worked in several positions, he returned to the Middle East for an engagement with United Arab Emirates 1st Leaguist Al Sharjah Club in the season 2007–2008.

In 2008 Gerard van der Lem joined his fellow manager Henk ten Cate in an appointment at famous Greek club Panathinaikos.

At present Gerard van der Lem is technical director at Kayserispor, Turkey.

Statistics

Player

Club performance			League		Cup		League Cup		Continental		Total
Season	Club	League	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Netherlands			League		KNVB Cup		League Cup		Europe		Total
1973–74	FC Amsterdam		33	2			–
1974–75			33	6			–
1973–75		Total	66	8			–
1975–76	Roda JC		33	5			–
1976–77			33	5			–
1975–77		Total	66	10			–
1977–78	Feyenoord		34	6			–
1978–79			19	2			–
1979–80			19	1			–
1977–80		Total	72	9			–
1979–80	Sparta Rotterdam		10	1			–
1979–80	Sparta Rotterdam	Total	10	1			–
1980–81	FC Utrecht		23	5			–
1981–82			31	7			–
1982–83			17	1			–
1983–84			15	4			–
1980–84		Total	86	17			–
Total	Netherlands		300	45
Career total			300	45

References

(Dutch) Profile

AZ Alkmaar – managers

Van Wijhe (1954–56)
Smit (1956–58)
Veg (1958–60)
De Wolf (1960–61)
Bult (1961–62)
Rentenaar (1962–63)
Veg (1963–65)
Hughes (1965–67)
Talbot (1967–68)
Blokland (1968–69)
Heinz (1969–71)
Van der Hart (1971–73)
Brand (1973–76)
Kraay (1976–77)
Notermans (1977)
Van der Hart (1977–78)
Keßler (1978–82)
Eijkenbroek (1982–83)
De Visser (1983–85)
Brand (1985–86)
Berger (1986)
Eijkenbroek (1987–89)
Van Doorneveld (1989–90)
Wullems (1990–93)
Schrijvers (1993–95)
Vonk (1995–97)
De Koning & Haar (1997)
Van Hanegem (1997–99)
Van der Lem (1999–2000)
Van Stee (2000–02)
Adriaanse (2002–05)
Van Gaal (2005–09)
Koeman (2009)
Haar (a.i.) (2009)
Advocaat (2009–10)
Verbeek (2010–13)
Haar (a.i.) (2013)
Advocaat (2013–14)
Van Basten (2014)
Pastoor (a.i.) (2014)
Haar (a.i.) (2014)
Van den Brom (2014–)

Al-Sharjah – managers

Kinnear (1978) Djalma (1981–83) Procópio (1984) Benzarti (2000–01) Al Tuweiri (2001) Jolgina (2001–02) Dolezar (2002) Juričić (2006) Zobel (2006) Van der Lem (2007–08) Cajuda (2009–11) Azenha (2011) Tița (2011) Vieira (2011–12) Tița (2012) Benzarti (2013) Bonamigo (2013–15) Mohamed (2015–16) Donis (2016–)

Saudi Arabia national football team – managers

Fawzi (1957–62)
Chaouach (1962–70)
Sheita (1973–74)
Seknas (1970–72)
Ismail (1972–74)
Washash (1974)
Puskás (1975)
McGarry (1976–77)
Allison (1978)
Wallit (1979)
Minelli (1980)
Zagallo (1981–84)
Al-Zayani (1984–86)
Tastilo (1986)
Osvaldo (1987)
Galletti (1988)
Borrás (1988)
Parreira (1988–90)
Türel (1990)
Garcia (1992)
Veloso (1992)
Candinho (1993)
Beenhakker (1993–94)
Al-Kharashy (1994)
Wortmann (1994)
Solari (1994)
Al-Kharashy (1995)
Zé Mário (1995–96)
Vingada (1996–97)
Pfister (1998)
Parreira (1998)
Al-Kharashy (1998)
Pfister (1998–99)
Máčala (2000)
Al-Johar (2000)
Santrač (2001)
Al-Johar (2002)
Van der Lem (2002–04)
Koopman^c (2002)
Calderón (2004–06)
Paqueta (2006–07)
Hélio dos Anjos (2007–08)
Al-Johar (2008–09)
Peseiro (2009–11)
Al-Johar (2011)
Lourenço (2011)
Rijkaard (2011–13)
Caro (2013–14)
Olăroiu (2014–15)
Van Marwijk (2015–)

Saudi Arabia squad – 2004 AFC Asian Cup

2 Dokhi 3 Tukar 4 Al-Montashari 5 Al-Qadi 6 Al-Dosari 7 Sowed 9 Al-Qahtani 10 Al-Shalhoub 13 Al-Abdali 14 Kariri 15 Al-Otaibi 16 Owairan 19 Al-Abdulla 20 Al-Janoubi 21 Zaid 22 Al-Najai 23 Al-Hargan 24 Al-Bishi 25 Al Bashah 28 Al-Zahrani 29 Al-Meshal 30 Al-Kaebari Coach: Van der Lem

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