Dominique Dropsy
Goalkeeper, born 1951, 3 clubs, Classic era
Dominique Dropsy played for 3 clubs in his senior career, starting at Valenciennes in 1970. His longest spell was at Strasbourg: 11 seasons, 1973–1984. His last club was Bordeaux, where he played until 1990.
- Valenciennes1970–73Valenciennes, 1970–73Strasbourg1973–84Strasbourg, 1973–84Bordeaux1984–90Bordeaux, 1984–90
Dominique Dropsy’s clubs
| Years | Club | |
|---|---|---|
| 1970–1973 | Valenciennes | |
| 1973–1984 | Strasbourg | |
| 1984–1990 | Bordeaux |
Who else played for both?
Played alongside
Players in our database who were at the same club in the same seasons.
- Gernot RohrBordeaux
- Jean TiganaBordeaux
- Alain RocheBordeaux
- Jean-Marc FerreriBordeaux
- Raymond DomenechStrasbourg
- Bernard LacombeBordeaux
- Fernando ChalanaBordeaux
- Olivier RouyerStrasbourg
- Patrick BattistonBordeaux
- Alain GiresseBordeaux
- Bixente LizarazuBordeaux
- Christophe DugarryBordeaux
Quick answers
- What clubs did Dominique Dropsy play for?
- Dominique Dropsy played for 3 clubs in his senior career: Valenciennes, Strasbourg and Bordeaux.
- What was Dominique Dropsy's last club?
- Dominique Dropsy's last club was Bordeaux (1984–1990).
- What was Dominique Dropsy's first club?
- Dominique Dropsy started his senior career at Valenciennes in 1970.
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