Julien Darui

Julien Darui
Personal information
Julien Darui, May 1947
Full name	Julien Darui
Date of birth	16 February 1916
Place of birth	Oberkorn, Luxembourg
Date of death	13 December 1987(1987-12-13) (aged 71)
Height	1.87 m (6 ft 2 in)
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1935–1937	Olympique Charleville	47	(0)
1937–1940	Olympique Lillois	50	(0)
1940–1942	Red Star Olympique
1942–1943	Lille
1943–1944	EF Lille-Flandres
1944–1945	Lille	12	(0)
1945–1953	CO Roubaix-Tourcoing	234	(0)
1953–1954	Montpellier^[1]	23	(0)
National team
1939–1951	France	25	(0)
Teams managed
1949–1952	CO Roubaix-Tourcoing
1953–1954	Montpellier
1954–1955	Lyon
1959–1960	Dijon^[2]
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Julien Darui (16 February 1916 – 13 December 1987) was a French football goalkeeper, who had stints as a coach after his playing career.

Born in Luxembourg during World War I, Darui was capped 25 times for France. In 1999, he was elected best French goalkeeper of the century by L'Équipe.^[3]

Titles

As a player

French championship in 1947 with CO Roubaix-Tourcoing
Coupe de France 1942 with Red Star Olympique

Footnotes

References

French Federation Profile

France squad – 1938 FIFA World Cup

FW Aston MF Bastien DF Ben Bouali MF Bourbotte FW Brusseaux DF Cazenave FW Courtois GK Darui FW Delfour GK Di Lorto MF Diagne FW Heisserer MF Jasseron MF Jordan FW Kowalczyk GK Llense DF Mattler FW Nicolas DF Povolny DF Vandooren FW Veinante FW Zatelli Coach: Barreau

Montpellier HSC – managers

Gibson (1924–25)
Dewaquez/Kaucsar (1936–37)
Berecz (1937–38)
Azéma (1937–38)
Bénézech/Cristol (1945–46)
Kramer (1946–48)
Winckelmans (1948–50)
Bastien (1950–51)
Závodi (1951–52)
Cazorro (1952–53)
Darui (1953–54)
Tomazover (1954–55)
Mirouze (1955–56)
Závodi (1956–57)
Mirouze (1957–63)
Favre (1963–68)
Rolhion (1968–69)
Borowski (1969–70)
Mirouze (1970–74)
Cristol (1974–76)
Favre (1976)
Nouzaret (1976–80)
Firoud & Bonnet (1980–82)
Bonnet (1982–83)
Nouzaret (1983–85)
Mézy (1985–87)
Mosca (1987–89)
Jacquet (1989–90)
Mézy (1990)
Kasperczak (1990–92)
Gili & Gasset (1992–94)
Mézy (1994–98)
Gasset (1998–99)
Mézy (1999–2002)
Bernardet (2002–04)
Nouzaret (2004)
Domergue (2004–07)
Courbis (2007–09)
Girard (2009–13)
Fernandez (2013)
Courbis (2013–15)
Hantz (2015–)

Olympique Lyonnais – managers

Limbeck (1931–3x)
Duckworth (1945–46)
Heisserer (1950–54)
Darui (1954–55)
Troupel (1955–59)
Robert (1959–61)
Fernandez (1961–62)
Jasseron (1962–66)
Hon (1966–68)
Mignot (1968–76)
Jacquet (1976–80)
Destrumelle (1980–81)
Kovačević (1981–83)
Herbin (1983–85)
Nouzaret (1985–87)
Papas (1987–88)
Le Borgne (1988)
Domenech (1988–93)
Tigana (1993–95)
Stéphan (1995–96)
Lacombe (1996–2000)
Santini (2000–02)
Le Guen (2002–05)
Houllier (2005–07)
Perrin (2007–08)
Puel (2008–11)
Garde (2011–14)
Fournier (2014–15)
Génésio (2015–)

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