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'Van der Sar II' is a nickname that members of the Dutch National Football Team have for their fearless goalkeeper, Maarten Stekelenburg [b. September 22, 1982]. The nickname honors the Netherlands' most capped player, goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar [b. October 29, 1970]. Indeed, both players have impressive national and international credentials, enjoy reputations as effective goalkeepers, and are 1.97 meters [6.5-1/2 feet] tall.
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