Fixed with the addition of the teams that I (somehow) missed out originally! Added some more type-ins too.
As @Yamaneko says, NOAD refers to the club in Tilburg, rather than the predecessor of NAC Breda.
And regarding the "FC" in the club names, as a rule, I omit this when listing clubs. The rule of thumb I tend to adhere to is using the name most commonly used in English (for example, I'd use "Barcelona", rather than "FC Barcelona"). If there's a reason specific to Dutch football as to why the "FC" element would have to be maintained, then I'm more than happy to change the answers. Otherwise, I'll keep it as it is.
Thanks again to you all for playing, and especially to those helping with the suggestions!
About Excelsior, I don't know, but maybe NAC Breda is counted with NOAD since NAC is the result of a fusion of two clubs, one called NOAD and the other ADVENDO. The whole thing contracts to NAC and actually means Nooit Opgeven Altijd Doorzetten, Aangenaam Door Vermaak En Nuttig Door Ontspanning Combinatie.
EDIT: I must be wrong, I did not know there was also a NOAD in Tilburg that went to Eredivisie. I guessed it in the quiz thinking it was about the one from Breda since NAC did not come up.
Worst possible quiz with worst possible Type ins.. NOAD for Nac? Really? Excelsior gives Sparta? Other clubs which take far too long to guess instead of their common name
You missed NAC Breda, De Graafschap, SBV Excelsior, Top Oss, FC Den Bosch and probably a few more.
Type-ins don't always make sense.
Some clubs have different names than being used here (such as 'Amsterdam' should be AFC, 'Eindhoven' should be 'FC Eindhoven', 'Den Bosch' should be 'FC Den Bosch'. And many more, so do check your sources for the correct and currently used (because some names are old names) names.
As @Yamaneko says, NOAD refers to the club in Tilburg, rather than the predecessor of NAC Breda.
And regarding the "FC" in the club names, as a rule, I omit this when listing clubs. The rule of thumb I tend to adhere to is using the name most commonly used in English (for example, I'd use "Barcelona", rather than "FC Barcelona"). If there's a reason specific to Dutch football as to why the "FC" element would have to be maintained, then I'm more than happy to change the answers. Otherwise, I'll keep it as it is.
Thanks again to you all for playing, and especially to those helping with the suggestions!
EDIT: I must be wrong, I did not know there was also a NOAD in Tilburg that went to Eredivisie. I guessed it in the quiz thinking it was about the one from Breda since NAC did not come up.
Slight exaggeration I think...
Type-ins don't always make sense.
Some clubs have different names than being used here (such as 'Amsterdam' should be AFC, 'Eindhoven' should be 'FC Eindhoven', 'Den Bosch' should be 'FC Den Bosch'. And many more, so do check your sources for the correct and currently used (because some names are old names) names.