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Peter Blangé (born 9 December 1964, in Voorburg, South Holland) is a retired volleyball player from the Netherlands who represented his native country in four consecutive Summer Olympics, starting in 1988 in Seoul. [1]
The “Golden Hands” of the Dutch volleyball team, Peter Blangé is considered among the greatest Dutch sport heroes of all time. Born in Voorburg, Netherlands, in 1964, Blangé’s professional volleyball career began on the Dutch National Team in 1984.
Peter Blange, Olympic Champion in 1996, is the first setter of the modern era who changed the position especially taking into account his height - 205 cm. Peter Blange was just a setter from...
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Peter Blangé (Voorburg, 9 december 1964) is een Nederlands volleybalspeler en -trainer. Hij nam viermaal deel aan de Olympische Spelen. In totaal won hij hierbij twee medailles. Van mei 2006 tot december 2010 was hij bondscoach van het Nederlands volleybalteam.
Peter Blangé. Biographical information. Biography. Peter Blangé was part of a group of Dutch players in the “Bankras” system of 1987, in which the Dutch top volleyball players were separated from the Dutch league to win gold at the Barcelona Olympics.
The rivals met again in the Olympic final, with the Dutch winning after a five-set thriller. Blangé then captained the Dutch to the 1997 European title, and competed in his fourth Olympics in Sydney, where he played his 500th match for the Dutch team, a record.
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The “Golden Hands” of the Dutch volleyball team, Peter Blangé is considered among the greatest Dutch sport heroes of all time. Born in Voorburg, Netherlands,...
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