Kaposfüred Sport Club is a Hungarian football club, located in
Kaposfüred
Kaposfüred (officially Kaposvár-Kaposfüred) is located on the north side of Kaposvár. Before 1970, it was an independent village.
History
The first written documents of the existence of the city are from 1192, when Béla III of Hungary stak ...
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Kaposvár
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. Füred is currently playing in lower division, but between 1996 and 2000 they were in the
Hungarian 3rd league. They were in the best 16 in the
Hungarian National Cup in 1999. The club has a big rivalization with the team of a close village,
Toponár SE.
History
Kaposfüred's sport history's first written documents are from 1922. The club's name was "Kaposfüred Sportegyesület", and it had many sections, including cycling, volleyball, athletics, handball, tennis, bowling, and naturally: football. The club has ceased by the time, and it was only re-founded in 1987. This is the current club's founding date. Now, it has only one section: football.
Gyula Balázs became the president, and the first half-season; he was the adult-team's manager too. They started in the II/a division of district Kaposvár, and they reached the silver medal up front. Next year, they reached 3rd place, so they could play an internacional friendly with jugoslavian
NK Kutina. In 1991, they get a promising sponsor too,
ÖKM, an adult magazine published in Austria. The magazine wanted a football team, to make they product popular in Hungary too. A lot of local entrepreneur stand behind the team too, so financially they could build a very strong team. The big breakthrough was waited till 1994, because a businessman,
István Szalai started to support the team. They united with
Taszári Honvéd Szőnyi SE, which was playing in the Megye I. In 1996, they get up into the 3rd division,
NBIII. In 1999., they got into the last 16 in the
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. In the group stage, they were in the group of
Paksi SE
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See also
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Hévíz FC
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Name changes
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. They get through with 2 wins and one drawn. They knocked out
Jászberény
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Location
Jászberény is located in central Hungary, on the Zagyva River, a tributary of the Tisza River. It is about from Budapest.
History
The oldest a ...
in the best 32, but in the next round, they were knocked out by
Germán SE Tápíószentmárton. In those times, the club had more supporters than
Rákóczi
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. In 1999, the entrepreneurs walked out, and they gave the NBIII place to
Kaposvölgye VSC. The club has started the new season in the right of Kaposfüred II in the district II. The club was renamed, the new name was "Kaposfüred Sport Club". Since those times, Kaposfüred is commuting inside Megye II and Megye III, but they have one of the best youth configuration in the Megye I/II/III. In 2015,
Gyula Balázs died,
Péter Vincze became the new chairman.
Kaposfüredi Párducok
Since 2014., the club has a women's football team too, named 'Kaposfüredi Párducok'.
List of managers
1987; 1990–1996 Gyula Balázs
1987–1988 Vilmos Vörös
1988–1989 János Horváth
1996–1997 Viktor Petrók
1997–2000 Jenő Baksa
2000–2003 Tamás Törzsök
2003–2005 László Szöts
2005–2007 László Tallián
2007–2009 Zoltán Szentgróti
2009–2013 Zsolt Vejki
2013 Csaba Szabó
2014 Szilveszter Spilák
2014– Gábor Pál
League history
Honours
*
Megye I: 1996.
*
Megye III: 2000. 2016.
References
Official Website
2015–16 season statistics in all competitions
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Football clubs in Hungary
1987 establishments in Hungary
Sports clubs in Kaposvár