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ETOILE DES SPORTS MONTLUCONNAIS FOOTBALL
Founded : 1934
Stade Dunlop
Capacity : 2 900
Avenue de Pasquis
03108 Montluçon
Tel. +33 4 70 29 99 00
Internet Site :www.edsmfoot.com
Honours
Champion D 3 group Centre, 1978
1/8 final, Coupe de France in 1972 & 1973
Coach :
Nicolas Le Bellec, born 8th December 1968 in Chartres.
Player with : Lucé, Tours, INF, Dijon, Alès, Annecy, Perpignan, Lucé, Bourges, Clermont-Ferrand, Dijon, Montluçon.
Coach at Montluçon since July 2001
The club owes its existence to a worker in the Dunlop factory. The stadium carries the name of the tyre company that was for many years principal sponsor of the club.
A third division clubfor many seasons before achieving promotion to the second divison in 1970. They remained in D2 until 1976, then again from 1978 to 1982 coached by René Gardien.
After everal seasons languishing in D3, Montluçon dropped to the fifth tier of French football in 1997-98, before climbing back to the CFA, in 2005-2006
Arguably one of the most famous names to have plaed for the club is Gérard Hallet, amateur international whom took part in the Olympics and asa pro played for Paris SG, Paris FC & Auxerre.
Gérard Hallet, at Auxerre alongside the late Serge Mesonès & André Truffaut
With Paris SG, pictures at Saint-Ouen.
Front : Solas, Bras, Prost, Guignedoux, Hallet
Back : Djorkaeff, Rostagni, Guicci, Delhumeau, Mitoraj
MONTLUCON v RED STAR
During the season 1975-1976, the two sides met in the D 2; Red Star lost 1-2 on their travels but won the home fixture in Saint-Ouen : 2-0
SQUAD
GOALKEEPERS : Hugues Bourgeois, Julien Chaumet
DEFENCE : Chakib Boulabiar, Nicolas Gautier, Cédric Vernier, Jean-Baptiste Rocu, Jonathan Bertho, David Bitsindou
MIDFIELD : Baïdy Sall, Jonathan Pérot, Charly Ollier, Mickaël Ribérol, Florian Paillot, Manuel Pothin, Jimmy Dechene, Julien Herluison, Jérôme Grégoire
ATTACK : Aboubacar Sylla, Samir Aïd, Auréline Laurent
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