FC Gullegem
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Wikipedia - F.C. Gullegem
FC Gullegem is a Belgian football club. It has the colors white and red.
History
The football club was founded in July 2008 after Gullegem withdrew from the merger club KSK Wevelgem City. The club was founded six years after the disappearance of SK Gullegem, which in 2002 was merged into fusion club Wevelgem City. According to the regulations of the Football Association, a former club name after 10 years re-used by a club, so it was after these six years is not possible, the old familiar name to adopt.
The club went into the competition starts in 2008/09 season at the lowest level in West Flanders, Fourth Provincial, and soon became champion. In addition, the team won the quarter finals in the cup of West Flanders, where they were eliminated from Sassport Boezinge after taking penalty kicks.
The club was successful in subsequent years, and became in 2009/10 in Third Provincial champion immediately, and repeat in 2010/11 in Second Provincial. The club promoted as for the third time in a row and performed from 2011 in First Provincial.
I colori sociali del Gullegem sono il bianco e il rosso. Lo stadio di casa della squadra è il Gemeentelijk Sportstadion, che può ospitare fino a 2.000 spettatori.
Il Gullegem ha vinto una volta la Division 3, nel 2010-2011, e una volta la Coppa del Belgio amatoriale, nel 1973-1974.
Tra i giocatori più famosi che hanno militato nel Gullegem figurano il difensore Wim De Decker, il centrocampista Kurt Van De Paar e l'attaccante Mbo Mpenza.
Il Gullegem è una squadra molto popolare nella regione delle Fiandre occidentali e ha una tifoseria molto numerosa e appassionata.