AS Cannes

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AS Cannes

Full name	Association Sportive de Cannes Football
Nickname(s)	Les Dragons Rouges
Founded	1902 (Sportsclub) 1909 (football club)
Ground	Stade Pierre de Coubertin, Cannes (Capacity: 12,800)
Chairman	Jean-Claude Lahiner
Manager	Albert Emon
League	Championnat National
2008-09	CN, 4th
Home colours Away colours

Association Sportive de Cannes Football (a.k.a. AS Cannes) is a French football club, founded in 1909. The club currently competes in the Championnat National (the French Third Division). The last time it played in Ligue 1 was the 1997-98 season and was relegated to the Championnat National in 2001.

Contents 1 Honours 2 Current squad 2.1 Dual Nationality 3 Famous players 4 Coaches 5 References 6 External links

[edit] Honours

• French D1 championship runner-up : 1933
• French Cup winner : 1932
• Coupe de la Ligue runner-up : 1986

[edit] Current squad

As of September 28, 2008

No. Position Player 1 GK Guillaume Coffy 16 GK Jérôme Hiaumet 30 GK Guillaume de Courcy 2 DF Romuald Marie 5 DF Sébastien Giminez 6 DF Anthony Baron 14 DF Chaher Zarour 25 DF Steven Paulle 27 DF Pape Daouda M'Bow 4 MF Sofiane Kheyari 7 MF Algassimou Baldé 8 MF Guillaume Boronad 11 MF Éric Bautheac 13 MF Mickaël Marsiglia

No. Position Player 17 MF Yanis Djermoune 19 MF Karim Chatila 21 MF Karim Haderbache 32 FW Cyril Arbaud 23 MF Goran Maric 24 MF Thomas Ayasse 26 MF Abdou Malick Korodowou 10 MF Abdellah Kharbouchi 9 FW David Papys M'Bodji 15 FW Biliaminou Tidjani 20 FW Frédéric Fouret 22 FW Vincent Crehin 29 FW John Tshibumbu 12 FW Stephen Vincent

[edit] Dual Nationality

• Yanis Djermoune
• Karim Haderbache
• Sofiane Kheyari
• Chaher Zarour
• Karim Chatila
• John Tshibumbu
• Algassimou Baldé
• Kamel Ouejdide
• David Papys M'Bodji

[edit] Famous players

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For a complete list of AS Cannes players, see Category:AS Cannes players

France William Ayache Mathieu Béda David Bellion Bruno Bellone Sébastien Chabaud Laurent Charvet Gaël Clichy Franck Durix Julien Escudé Julien Faubert Luis Fernández Sébastien Frey Bernard Lambourde François Lemasson Peter Luccin Mickaël Madar Laurent Macquet Johan Micoud

Franck Priou Patrick Vieira Amara Simba Jonathan Zebina Zinédine Zidane Albania Riza Lushta Algeria Kader Ferhaoui Brahim Hemdani Croatia Aljoša Asanović Alen Bokšić Ardian Kozniku Guinea Bobo Baldé Netherlands Adick Koot Ruud Krol Gerald Vanenburg

Israel Tal Banin Sweden Johnny Ekström Tunisia David Jemmali Hamed Namouchi Yugoslavia Boro Primorac

[edit] Coaches

Billy Aitken :1932-1934 Stanley Hillier Maurice Cottenet :1938-1939 Cornelli Francis Roux Elek Schwartz :1948-October 1948 Dominique Mori :October 1948-1949 Anton Marek :1949-1952 Lucien Troupel :1952-1955 Léon Rossi Paul Baron Dante Lerda :1961-1962 Alberto Muro :1962-1964 Louis Mus :1964-1966 Maurice Blondel :1966-1968 Dante Lerda :1968-1976 Robert Domergue :1976-1981 Charly Loubet :1981-1983 Jean-Marc Guillou : 1983-1985 Jean Fernandez :1985-1990

Boro Primorac : 1990-January 1992 Erick Mombaerts :January 1992-December 1992 Luis Fernandez :December 1992-1994 Safet Susic :1994-September 1995 William Ayache :September 1995-October 1995 Guy Lacombe : October 1995-1997 Adick Koot:1997-May 1998 Guy Calleja: May 1998-1998 Roland Gransard : 1998-2001 René Marsiglia : 2001-2002 Bernard Casoni : 2002-July 2002 Christian Lopez : July 2002-September 2002 Robert Buigues : September 2002-January 2003 Nenad Stojkovic and François Tissot: January 2003-2003 René Marsiglia : 2003-August 2004 Gérard Bernardet : August 2004-2006 Michel Dussuyer : 2006-2007 Patrice Carteron : 2007 Stéphane Paille : 2007-2008 Patrice Carteron : 2008-2009 Albert Emon : 2009-

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[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official website (French)

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