KSC Lokeren
KSC Lokeren, officially known as Koninklijke Sporting Club Lokeren Oost-Vlaanderen, is a Belgian football team from the town of Lokeren in East Flanders. The club was established in 1923 and played at the Daknamstadion. KSC Lokeren experienced its most successful periods during the late 1970s and early 1980s, when they showcased strong performances in the Belgian First Division and competed in European competitions. Throughout their history, they've been known for developing talented youth players and have had a reputation for their entertaining style of play. However, financial difficulties led to the dissolution of the club in April 2020. A new entity, named KSC Lokeren-Temse, was created shortly afterwards by the merger of KSC Lokeren with another local club, seeking to carry forward the legacy within Belgian football.
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They are called De Buffalo's, after Buffalo Bill, who visited the club's grounds in the early 20th century. The club uses blue as its color. They also play home games in blue jerseys, and blue is also found in the club's emblem, which is dominated by an Indian head. The Ghelamco Arena serves as their sanctuary, offering a capacity of 20 000 spectators. The Belgian club originates from the city of Ghent, where it was founded in 1864. But back then it was still part of the gymnastic association, while football didn't start to be played here until much later, in 1900.
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