Club: K.S.C. Lokeren (commonly “Lokeren”)

Period: mid-1990s (around the 1995/96 season)

• Head coach: Aimé Anthuenis — Belgian manager in charge of Lokeren during the mid-1990s (Anthuenis is best known for his organised, pragmatic approach and later successes with other Belgian clubs).
• Competition: Belgian First Division (the club competed in the Belgian top flight in the mid-1990s).
• Stadium: Stadion Daknam, Lokeren (traditional home ground; capacity roughly 10–13,000 during that era).
• Colours/kit: white and blue (Lokeren’s traditional colours).

Season context and style

• Under Aimé Anthuenis in the mid-1990s Lokeren typically aimed to be solid defensively and well organised on transition—Anthuenis was noted for tactical discipline and structure.
• The club’s objective in that era was to maintain First Division status and produce/feature attacking talents who might later move to larger Belgian clubs or abroad.

Notable players (circa mid-1990s)

• Tomasz Radzinski — notable forward who played for Lokeren in the mid-1990s and went on to a successful career afterwards; he is one of the better-known names associated with Lokeren from that period.

Legacy

• The mid-1990s period under coaches like Anthuenis helped keep Lokeren competitive in the Belgian top tier and served as a stepping stone for players and staff who later advanced in Belgian and international football.

Notes: This is a concise historical snapshot for Lokeren around 1995/96 under Aimé Anthuenis. For a full season-by-season squad list, match results, or official statistics (appearances, goals, league position), those can be pulled from dedicated season archives or national federation records if needed.