RKC Waalwijk — 1995/96 season (approx.)

RKC Waalwijk is a Dutch football club from Waalwijk that competed in the professional leagues in the mid-1990s. Around the 1995/96 season the club was a small Eredivisie/Eerste Divisie side (RKC spent time in both top and second tiers during the 1990s). The team was coached by Leo van Veen, a well-known figure in Dutch football—former striker for NEC and Utrecht who later became a manager, including several spells at RKC.

• Head coach: Leo van Veen (manager during mid-1990s period)
• Home ground: Sportpark Olympia / Mandemakers Stadion (later rebuilt and commonly known as Mandemakers Stadion)
• Typical competition: Eredivisie or Eerste Divisie depending on season; RKC oscillated between divisions in the 1990s
• Club colors: Yellow and blue
• Club type: Professional Dutch football club founded 1940s (RKC stands for Roomsch Katholieke Combinatie Waalwijk)

Context on Leo van Veen: Van Veen (born 1946) was a prolific striker in his playing days and transitioned to coaching after retirement. He managed RKC in different spells in the 1980s and 1990s; his tenure is associated with stabilizing smaller clubs and developing competitive teams on limited budgets.

Note: If you need exact league position, squad list, match results or statistics for the 1995/96 season specifically, I can retrieve season-by-season records and squad details for RKC Waalwijk for that year.