FRANCESES

Michel François Platini
Date of birth 21 June 1955 (age 57)
Place of birth Jœuf, France
Height 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position Attacking midfielder
Youth career
1966–1972 AS Jœuf



Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
1972–1979 Nancy 181 (98)



1979–1982 Saint-Étienne 104 (58)

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Saint-Etienne, Vice-championne de Ligue 1 (Division 1) et finaliste de la Coupe de France en 1981/82.
2ème Rang: Gérard Janvion, Jean-Louis Zanon, Philippe Millot, Patrick Battiston, Thierry Oleksiak, Christian Lopez, Jean Castaneda
1er Rang: Johnny Rep, Laurent Roussey, Michel Platini, Benny Nielsen




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1982–1987 Juventus 147 (68)







Total 432 (224)



National team
1976–1987 France 72 (41[1])
Teams managed
1988–1992 France

Didier Six

Full name Didier Six
Date of birth 21 August 1954 (age 58)
Place of birth Lille, France
Height 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position Left Winger
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†


1972–1977 Valenciennes 154 (53)



1977–1978 Lens 29 (13)



1978–1980 Marseille 66 (14)
1980 Cercle Brugge 12 (7)



1981 Strasbourg 19 (1)
1981–1983 VfB Stuttgart 59 (23)



1983–1984 Mulhouse 31 (12)



1984–1985 Aston Villa 15 (2)



1985–1986 Metz 32 (3)




1986 Strasbourg 14 (2)
1987 Valenciennes 10 (4)



1987–1988 Galatasaray 39 (11)



1988–1989 Stade Vallauris 9 (1)
1989–1990 ASPV Strasbourg 19 (3)
1990–1992 VfB Leipzig 12 (1)
National team
1976–1984 France 52 (13)




Teams managed
1986 RC Strasbourg
2011- Togo


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Mulhouse 1983-1984
Debout : Banide (entraîneur), Huck, Ehrlacher, Biau, Pleimelding, Bruno Six (non retenu), Duvernois, Gaisser, Tschimber, Subiat, Zdun, Rey (remplacé par Palu), Prost.
Accroupis : Desrousseaux, Durkalic, Grumellon, Didier Six, Kist, Wiss, Mansouri, Dirringer, Stoecklin, Jouanne (parti à Alès).

U.S VALENCIENNES-ANZIN 1974-75.
Debout: Coumba, Joly, Neubert, Nazaire, Escale.
Accroupis: Garceran, Burdino, Verstraete, Wilczeck, Six, Zaremba.


U.S VALENCIENNES-ANZIN 1976-77.
Debout: Destrumelle (ent.), Coumba, Fugaldi, Copin, Metsu, Delachet, Wrazy, Kuskowiak, Lévin (dir.sportif).
Assis: Giachetti, Zaremba, Jeskowiak, Verstraete, Knockaert, Hazam, Six, Garceran, Neubert.


Olympique de Marseille 1978-79.
Bracci, Zvunka, Bacconnier, Beaulier, Migeon, Fernandez
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Flores, Buigues, Boubacar, Linderoth, Six



Olympique Marseille .:. Kader 1978/1979
Goalkeeper
Rene Charrier France 23/11/1951
Gerard Migeon France 28/11/1947
Defender
Gerard Bacconnier France 17/01/1959
Michel Baulier France 10/06/1949
Christian Caminiti France 18/09/1959
Thierry Chancel France 31/08/1962
Roland Gransart France 01/01/1954
Marius Trésor France 15/01/1949 With a photo of Marius Trésor
Victor Zvunka France 15/11/1951
Midfielder
Robert Buigues France 09/05/1950
Jean-Charles De Bono France 12/08/1960
Jean Fernandez France 08/10/1954 With a photo of Jean Fernandez
Anders Linderoth Sweden 21/03/1950
Forward
Marc Berdoll France 06/04/1953
Michel Castellani France 23/12/1959
Lionel Chancelier France 25/09/1958
Marcel De Falco France 06/01/1962
Herve Flores France 15/03/1959
Francois Lapinta France 27/11/1961
Marc Pascal France 05/03/1962
Boubacar Sarr Senegal 20/07/1951
Desire Sikely Ivory Coast 27/01/1951
Didier Six France 21/08/1954
Manager
Celestin Oliver France 12/07/1930
Jules Zvunka France 17/08/1941

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