Dirk Hinderyckx

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Dirk Hinderyckx
Born	15 December 1956  (age 65)

Dirk Hinderyckx^[1] (15 December 1956) is a former Belgian footballer who played mostly as attacking midfielder.

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Club Brugge^[2][]

• Belgian First Division: 1975-76, 1976-77
• Belgian Cup: 1976-77
• UEFA Cup: 1975-1976 (runners-up)^[3]

AA Gent^[4][]

• Belgian Second Division: 1979-80

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