Feyenoord — mid 1990s (around the 1995/96 season)

Club summary

• Name: Feyenoord Rotterdam (commonly "Feyenoord")
• Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Home stadium: Stadion Feijenoord, commonly known as De Kuip
• Colours / badge: Red and white vertical halves
• Competitions in a typical season: Eredivisie (Dutch top flight) and KNVB Cup; European competition participation depends on previous-season qualification

Arie Haan — role and profile

• Role: Head coach / manager of Feyenoord in the mid-1990s (around the 1995/96 timeframe)
• Background: Arie Haan is a former Dutch international midfielder who moved into management after his playing career; he worked at various clubs in the Netherlands and abroad and brought an experienced, pragmatic approach to club coaching.
• Style and emphasis: As a coach in that era Haan typically focused on organization and midfield control, applying the professional standards expected at a top Dutch club like Feyenoord.

What a season around 1995/96 typically involved for Feyenoord

• Competing in the Eredivisie against domestic rivals Ajax, PSV and others for league position.
• Playing in the KNVB Cup (national cup competition).
• Possible participation in European cups if the club had qualified (UEFA Cup / Cup Winners' Cup / Champions League depending on prior season results).
• Squad management including domestic and foreign player signings, youth integration and tactical adjustments across the season.

Available detailed data I can provide

• Full 1995/96 Feyenoord squad (players, positions, appearances and goals)
• League results and final Eredivisie position for that season
• KNVB Cup and European match results for the season
• Key transfers in/out around the season and manager timeline (dates of appointment or departure)
• Typical formations, starting XI examples and notable match reports

Specify which of the above detailed items you want and I will provide the season-specific information for Feyenoord under Arie Haan around 1995/96.