About Loek Ursem
Born 1958. Loek Ursem is a Dutch association football player.
Loek Aloysius Jacobus Maria Ursem (born 7 January 1958) is a retired Dutch footballer who played in the Football League for Sunderland and Stoke City. He made 40 appearances for Stoke.
Career Ursem became the first foreign player to play for Stoke City, having been brought to the club by Alan Durban from AZ '67. He spent four years at the Victoria Ground making just under 50 appearances for the club. He became a popular player with the Stoke supporters in the 1980–81 season. When Durban left to join Sunderland in 1981 Ursem followed him to Roker Park on loan and played four matches for the 'Black Cats'. He returned to the Netherlands in 1982 with FC Haarlem.
Personal life Ursem runs his own TV repair shop in Purmerend.
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Who is Loek Ursem?
Dutch footballer
When was Loek Ursem born?
Loek Ursem was born on 7 January 1958 in Amsterdam.
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Loek Ursem is an association football player.
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Loek Ursem is Dutch.
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