FEinault continues to be in a slump with no win in 6 games (2 draws and 4 losses). However, the setback in the Rotterdam derby against Sparta (3-4) was good news: Shaquille van Persie’s first team debut (London, 16 November 2006)
His last name and birthplace don’t fool you. He is the son of former Arsenal striker Robin, who is currently the manager of Feyenoord. His father elected to bring him on in the 63rd minute with the score tied at 0-2. Van Persie, whose name is on the back of his shirt alongside the number 49, did not disappoint.
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Shakir came on the back of scoring 21 goals in 21 games for Feyenoord’s Under-17s, and although he had only played 18 minutes in three previous games, he made his debut as a first-team goalscorer with an impressive brace.
Van Persie Jr. put them ahead 2-3 in the 87th minute with a backheel shot from Quinten Timber’s “death pass,” and then made it 3-3 just 94 seconds later with a bicycle kick from Luciano Valente’s cross in the 88th minute. De Kuip’s mental derangement was complete, including Robin. That’s why Kitolano’s 3-4 in the 93rd minute was like a “cold shower.”
“We wanted to get Shaquille van Persie on camera, but he just indicated he didn’t want to do an interview,” ESPN host Sinclair Bishop said. “Shaquille’s goal is so beautiful that there is no defense,” admitted Spartans coach Maurice Stein.
Shaquille’s goal is so beautiful that I can’t defend it.
“He just knows how to score beautiful goals, like his father.”
Former Feyenoord player Ruben Schacken justified his decision to include him in the Team of the Week by confessing, “No one could ignore Shaquille van Persie of Feyenoord. Like his father, he only knows how to score beautiful goals. His back heels and bicycle kicks were top-notch, truly extraordinary.”
“He’s an incredible talent. He’s very complete. He’s been injury-prone, so we just have to keep him healthy,” said former Barcelona player Ibrahim Afellay, who was Van Persie’s assistant in Feyenoord’s youth team after Shakir’s debut.
He is incredibly talented. he’s so perfect He was injury prone so just needs to stay healthy
“It’s incredibly difficult for him. Every time Shaquille comes in, he’s asked the same question. I understand he’s tired, but that’s the reality,” Feyenoord legend Pierre van Hooydonk said.
“We’ve been working together for a long time.”
That’s correct. Robin prefers not to differentiate. “I’m doing my job and ‘Shaq’ is doing his job. Nothing more, nothing less. He’s one of my players and I treat him that way and I want him to do the same. I consider all my players my children. From now on, I don’t have one son, let’s say he’s 25 years old.”
I consider all the players to be my children. Now let’s say you have 25 children instead of one.
A theory shared by Shakir: “We’ve been working together for a long time. It’s nothing new for us. It’s special because it’s rarely seen, but for us it’s become the norm. It’s work.” Van Persie’s story continues
