About Rubin Dantschotter
Born 1986. Rubin Dantschotter is a Belgian association football player.
Rubin Dantschotter (; born 18 February 1986 in Bruges) is a Belgian professional football player. His position on the field is goalkeeper.
Club career SV Loppem was Dantschotters first team, where he was discovered by Cercle Brugge at an early age. Dantschotter has played several matches for the Belgian national youth teams. He was the back-up goalie for former Belgian international Franky Vandendriessche. But when Vandendriessche retired in 2007, Dantschotter received the shirt with number 1.
Dantschotter debuted for Cercle in a cup match against AA Gent in December 2005, drawing 1-1 and losing after penalties.
After the departure of Francky Vandendriessche, Dantschotter was supposed to become first choice goalie. But due to personal problems, newly signed Bram Verbist got his chance at the beginning of the season. Dantschotter got to play the last 7 matches, after an injury of Verbist.
Dantschotter was loaned to second division side SK Beveren in 2008–09. He played on loan for KV Oostende from January to June 2011, and was loaned to Sparta Rotterdam in 2011–12.
He later played for amateur sides SV Koekelare and SW Harelbeke.
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Who is Rubin Dantschotter?
Belgian footballer
When was Rubin Dantschotter born?
Rubin Dantschotter was born on 18 February 1986 in Bruges.
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Rubin Dantschotter is an association football player.
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Rubin Dantschotter is Belgian.
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