FK Hajduk Kula (

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: ФК Хајдук Кула) was a

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club based in Kula. The club was named after a

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, a much celebrated hero figure in the

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. On 30 July 2013, just eleven days before start of new season it was announced that club resigned from the SuperLiga and dissolved its first team due to financial problems, while the youth teams continue to participate in competitions in the club's successor OFK Hajduk. It was planned that the first new OFK Hajduk team would start in the 2014–15 season in the 3rd League. OFK Hajduk is using FK Hajduk's symbols
stadium, auxiliary fields, and has complete FK Hajduk's management, youth squads and PR service. In August 2013, a group of citizens founded a separate football club called is FK Hajduk Kula 1925, which registered in March 2014. In summer 2015, the club residence moved to

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. Beside the story of the former club, a club named Hajduk Junior had also founded in Kula and started playing competitive matches since summer 2015. In the mid of the 2017–18 season, the club replaced

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in the

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, and formally played under the name of that club until the end of season. The club also uses Stadion Milan Sredanović as a home ground.

History

Beginning: KAFK

The first registered football club in Kula was the ''KAFK'' (''Kulski atletski fudbalski klub'', Kula athletic football club) in 1912. In 1920, already within the

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, the club is incorporated in the league of the sub-association of

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was the coach and one of the most notable player from that period. In 1925, a fraction of the club is named ''SK Hajduk'' (''Sportski klub Hajduk'', Sports club Hajduk) and in 1926 what was left of KAFK becomes ''Radnički'' which will be renamed in 1938 to ''JSK'' (''Jugoslovenski sportski klub'', Yugoslavian sport club). During the 1930s, the club never archived the level from the earlier decade and by the beginning of the

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it was disbanded.

SK Hajduk

SK Hajduk played its first match in 1925 against SK Rusin from

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. In opposition to KAFK which was mostly formed and supported by the local

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community, Hajduk was known for his multi-cultural element. The club started competing in the third league of the

sub-association and progressively achieved promotions, in 1929 to the second, and 1933 to the first league of Subotica sub-association. With the beginning of the

and the subsequent occupation of the

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, the club is disbanded in 1941 by the German authorities. Still during the war, the club was allowed to restore activities however with the condition of changing the name, so it existed as ''Ifjusag'' (meaning ''Youth'' in Hungarian) but only played friendly matches against neighbouring local teams. A number of club officials, players and supporters joined resistance against the Axis occupation and died during the war.

1945–1991

After the war the club competes locally under several different names, ''Udarnik'', ''Bratstvo-Jedinstvo'' and ''Jedinstvo'', restoring the old name only in 1949. It was that same year that Hajduk achieved promotion to the regional Vojvodina League. It is in this period that the

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, and other sections, are created within the club. In 1955–56, it finishes top achieving promotion to the III Zone which was one of the 5 subdivisions of the

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. In the first season in this rang the club finished 5th. After some league restructuring Hajduk will achieve promotion to the Yugoslav Second League North in 1970 in their third consecutive attempt. The club stayed in this level 3 seasons after which it was relegated to the regional Vojvodina League where it will play during the following 15 years, with exception of the period 1983–85 when it played in the Bačka zone league. The clubs ascension begins in the 1988–89 season when they fail promotion to the

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in the last round. However, they will achieve the promotion a year later by finishing top in their league. In the next season they finish third and achieve promotion to the Yugoslav Second League. This period will be crowned with the promotion to the

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1991–2013

After achieving the promotion to the national top league in 1991, Hajduk will never be relegated until nowadays, a feature archived only by the biggest clubs:

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and

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. In the early 1990s, the club invests in the infrastructure with the building of the necessary sports facilities and a modern stadium. The

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and the sanctions imposed to

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made this development more difficult, however the club archived the necessary sport results to become a solid member of the

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. Major help in this period came from a local company Rodić M&B who became the general sponsor since 1992, and the club changes its name into ''FK Hajduk Rodić M&B – Kula''. The club becomes an important social player in the region, helping numerous local clubs in difficult times and making numerous humanitarian aid relief activities. A number of club associates participated and helped local Serbian population in

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and

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during the wars. At sports level, the club, in its 5th top league season 1996–97, and despite predictions of relegation, achieved their best ever result, as they finished the season 4th. This way they earned a place in the

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. In the following seasons the club stabilized in the middle of the table in the league, and more was invested in the improvement of the infrastructure. Hajduk also created their satellite club, ''Lipar MB'', becoming the only club in the country beside Partizan to have one. A number of club players became notable. The top scorer in the club's history is Dejan Osmanović with 91 goals. He was also the top scorer of the Yugoslav First League in the 1998–99 season. Mirko Radulović has the most appearances in a single season in the club's history with 35 games in the 1995–96 season. While playing for the club, goalkeeper

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was part of the Serbia and Montenegro U-21 team which won silver at the

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and was also member of the Serbia and Montenegro team at the

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. The most goals scored by the club in a single season was 45 in 2000–01. The largest win in the top league was in 2000 when Hajduk beat Sutjeska Nikšić 6–2. In 2005, Rodić M&B abandoned its sponsorship becoming just a donor, marking a period of financial recession for the club. The satellite club, which had been renamed POFK Kula earlier, is merged with Radnički Sombor helping this was the Sombor club from being relegated. However, with the sacrifices done by all members of the club, Hajduk finishes the

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in 4th place qualifying that way to the

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where they were eliminated in the second qualifying round by

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on away goals rule after a 1–1 draw at home. In the

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they finished 5th, and this way earning a spot at the

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. In that season the club was coached by Žarko Soldo who marked the club and achieved some memorable results as a win over Partizan by 3–0 with goals of Milan Perić, twice, and

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, the later setting the record transfer between SuperLiga clubs when moved from Hajduk to Partizan by €1.2 million. In the 2007 Intertoto Cup, Hajduk won Slovenian

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by 5–2 aggregate (5–0, 0–2) but in the finals they lost against Portuguese

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and failed to qualify to the

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. After a season

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in which they barely escaped from relegation, the club under a new leadership under the President Zoran Osmajić, started the season 2011–12 with 4 straight wins becoming the unexpected leaders in the 5th round. It was then that two difficult matches came, against current champions

followed by their rivals

, and Hajduk lost both, 0–2 and 0–1 respectively. On 28 September 2011, the former manager

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was replaced by Petar Kurćubić. On 30 July 2013, just eleven days before start of new season it was announced that club resigned from the SuperLiga and dissolved its first team due to financial problems, while the youth teams continue to participate in competitions in OFK Hajduk. It was planned that OFK Hajduk would be the new first team to start in the 2014–15 season in the 3rd League.

Supporters

Hajduk Kula's organized supporters was known as ''Zulu iz Kulu''. This group was founded in the end of the 1980s, but in the spring of 1998, the group broke up. In the spring of 2005, new generation of Hajduk fans tried to renew the group, but without any success.

Hajduk Kula in European competitions

* QR2 = 2nd Qualifying Round * R2 = 2nd round * R3 = 3rd round

Notable former players

:To appear in this section a player must have either: * Played at least 80 games for the club. * Set a club record or won an individual award while at the club. * Played at least one international match for their national team at any time. *

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* Miroslav Čovilo * Faruk Hujdurović * Aleksandar Jovanović * Ninoslav Milenković * Siniša Peulić *

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* József Schaller *

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* Zoran Antić * Nikola Bogić * Radoš Bulatović *

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* Aleksandar Davidov * Milan Davidov * Ranko Delić *

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Darko Fejsa Darko Fejsa (Serbian Cyrillic: Дарко Фејса; born 27 August 1987) is a Serbian professional footballer who plays as a left-back. He is the older brother of Serbia international Ljubomir Fejsa. Career Fejsa started out at his hometown cl ...

* Željko Karanović * Dejan Kekezović *

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* Igor Kozoš *

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* Dragan Mojić * Dejan Osmanović *

Siniša Radanović Siniša Radanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Синиша Радановић; born 23 November 1979) is a Serbian former professional footballer who played as a defender. After starting out at Vrbas, Radanović represented Mladost Apatin, Hajduk Kula ...

* Dejan Rađenović * Jovan Radivojević * Mirko Radulović *

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Coaching history

This is a list of all Hajduk Kula managers: * Milan Milanović * Veličko Kaplanović (June 2012– ?) *

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(Dec 2011 – May 2012) * Petar Kurćubić (Sept 2011 – Dec 2011) *

(July 2011 – Sept 2011) *

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(Sept 2010 – June 2011) * Zdenko Glumac (Aug 2010 – Sept 2010) * Žarko Soldo (Dec 2009 – June 2010) *

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(July 2009 – Dec 2009) * Radmilo Jovanović (July 2008 – June 2009) *

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(Nov 2007 – June 2008) *

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* Boris Bunjak * Miloljub Ostojić * Slavenko Kuzeljević *

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* Željko Jurčić *

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* Milan Sredanović * Miloš Cetina * Žarko Bulatović *

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* Ilija Tojagić * Veliša Popović * Luka Malešev * Đorđe Jovanić * Miodrag Vlaški * Božidar Koloković * Nikola Josić * Đorđe Belogrlić * Edo Plac * Gradimir Bogojevac * Ivan Savković * Vilmoš Gemeri * Mirko Juhas * Stevan Pejčić * József Treml * Slobodan Anđelković * Petar Rujer * Uroš Ćirić * Gojko Obradov * Sava Prekajac * Stevan Ćirić * Sima Šuvakov *

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* János Katatics * Ljubomir Rankov *

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* Laslo Egeto *

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References

External links

FK Hajduk Kula
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Vukašinović na klupi Kuljana
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