En ook Average Rob, alias van Robert Van Impe, niet langer in één fotomontage met Dosogne en Bonne af te drukken. De gebroeders Van Impe zijn geen atleten. Het zijn hypers van pseudoprestaties.

VAN IMPE «Ik ben in m’n hele leven nog nooit zo diep moeten gaan. Ik was zo uitgeput dat ik er niet meer helemaal bij was: vraag me dus niet wat er allemaal te zien zal zijn in ‘The Toughest ...

Mr. Van Impe’s body check at 11:21 of the first period of an exhibition game on Jan. 11, 1976, is remembered today as an exemplar of the pugilistic mayhem of the Philadelphia Flyers, a team ...

Gemeenteraad buigt zich over gebruik van camera’s en toekenning van subsidie voor wielerwedstrijd ‘GP Lucien Van Impe’ De gemeenteraad van Erpe-Mere komt op 27 mei om 20 uur samen in de ...

Flyers defenseman Ed Van Impe bowls over Central Red Army’s Sergei Glazov, during an exhibition at the Spectrum on Jan. 12, 1976. It was another hit Van Impe had that game that was more legendary.

"An awesome, 'Welcome to the team, kid.'" Van Impe is widely known for his hit on Valeri Kharlamov in 1976 when the Flyers beat the Soviet Red Army at the Spectrum. "It was a great hit," Kelly said.

The Philadelphia Flyers announced the passing of Ed Van Impe at 84 on Thursday. The Saskatoon-born defenceman was a member of the inaugural Flyers team in 1967 and he went on to win two Stanley ...

A leader on the Broad Street Bullies, Van Impe and company won the Stanley Cup in 1974 and 1975, the first expansion team to lift Lord Stanley. Van Impe’s physical play was placed in the annals ...

CBS News Philadelphia Ed Van Impe, the second captain in Philadelphia Flyers history and a member of the team's Hall of Fame, died Tuesday night, the team announced. He was 84.

The Flyers family mourns the passing of Ed Van Impe. He was 84. The Flyers Hall of Fame defenseman passed away on Tuesday night, surrounded by family members.

Van Impe was a key part of the "Broad Street Bullies" Flyers teams that won the Stanley Cup in 1974 and 1975. His plus-16 rating during the 1975 playoffs tied teammate Jimmy Watson for the NHL ...