Amateur Career
Francky Dury began his career as amateur player in the lower football classes of Hulste Sport (1971–1981). He was very successful as coach, primarily with Zultse VV and later on with the merger team SV Zulte Waregem. After earlier training experiences at the teams of Harelbeke (in which he trained the Second team), Beveren-Leie, SKS Ronse and RC Doornik he started his training career in 1990 as trainer of Zultse VV in the First provincial series (1991), 4th national series (1994 and 1999), 3d national series (2002) and 2d national series (2005). After the championship in the Second national series he graduated with his team to the First National series.
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