Richard Dacoury

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Richard Dacoury (born July 6, 1959) is a former French basketball player, and the French sportsman to have won the most trophies.^{[citation needed]}

Career in clubs

CRO Lyon (1976–1978)
CSP Limoges (1978–1996)
Paris BR (1996–1998)

Club honours

1982 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1982 Korać Cup (CSP Limoges)
1983 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1983 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1983 Korać Cup (CSP Limoges)
1984 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1985 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1985 French Cup Champion (CSP Limoges)
1988 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1988 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1988 European Cup Winners' Cup (CSP Limoges)
1989 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1990 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1990 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1993 European Champion (CSP Limoges)
1993 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1993 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1994 French League Champion (CSP Limoges)
1994 French Cup (CSP Limoges)
1997 French League Champion (Paris BR)

International career

1981–1992 French National Team, 166 appearances (2,240 points)

Played in 5 European Nations Championship, 1 World Championship and 1 Olympic Games:

EuroBasket 1981 (Praha, Czech Republic)
EuroBasket 1983 (Nantes, France)
Olympic Games 1984 (Los Angeles, United States)^[1]
World Championship 1986 (Zaragoza, Spain)
EuroBasket 1987 (Athens, Greece)
EuroBasket 1989 (Zagreb, Croatia)
EuroBasket 1991 (Rome, Italy)

References

↑ Olympic results

External links

{E91AFDC5-57F4-4283-9A62-3729B99232F4} Profile on fibaeurope.com

v t e France squad – 1986 FIBA World Championship - 13th place

4 Dacoury 5 Ostrowski 6 Dubuisson 7 Hufnagel 8 Demory 9 Monclar 10 Deganis 11 Beugnot 12 Vestris 13 Cham 14 Garnier 15 Haquet Coach: Galle

v t e Limoges CSP 1992–93 Euroleague Champions

4 Forté 5 Vérove 7 Dacoury 8 Young 9 Zdovc 10 Dupraz 11 Botton 12 M'Bahia 13 Butter 14 Bilba 15 Redden Coach Maljković

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Name	Dacoury, Richard
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Short description	French basketball player
Date of birth	July 6, 1959
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