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Hugo Borst | |
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 Borst in 2016 | |
| Born | 15 June 1962 |
| Nationality | Dutch |
| Occupation | Writer, critic |
Hugo Borst (born 15 June 1962, Rotterdam) is a Dutch writer, editor, TV personality and critic (best known for his football critiques).
Borst finished school when he was 18, the so-called havo. Although he never played professional football, he became a journalist for the magazine Voetbal International in 1985. After working for Voetbal International for six years he started to write for another magazine, Panorama . He did that for three years only. He now writes columns for the Algemeen Dagblad (mostly about Football) as well for the magazine Esquire , about love and sex. He also is one of the main editors for the soccermagazine Hard Gras .
Borst also appeared on Dutch television. An avid Sparta Rotterdam supporter, he was a regular guest in the soccer discussion program Studio Voetbal as well as regular guest in the current affairs program De Wereld Draait Door . He also presented his own television program, Over Vaders en Zonen . In this show Borst examines issues of raising autistic children, a topic to which he was drawn due to his experiences with his own autistic son.
In 2011, Borst ceased all writing and television activities, claiming he was mentally exhausted. [1]
During the 2014 World Cup Borst is appearing on Nederland 1's "Studio Brasil" as a pundit.
| Year | Medium | Function |
| 1985–1991 | Voetbal International | Journalist |
| 1991–1994 | Panorama | Journalist |
| 1994 - | Hard Gras | Head editor (since 2004) |
| 2004 | Komt dat schot (BNN) | Judge member |
| 2005 - | Algemeen Dagblad | Columnist |
| 2005 - | Esquire | Columnist |
| 2005–2010 | Studio Voetbal (NOS) | Regular Guest |
| 2006–2010 | De Wereld Draait Door (VARA) | Regular Guest |
| 2007–2009 | Over Vaders en Zonen (VPRO) | Interviewer and presenter |
| 2010 | WIA 4 (VPRO) | Voice over |
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