OGC Nice

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Nice

Full name	Olympique Gymnaste Club de Nice-Côte d'Azur
Nickname(s)	Les Aiglons, Le Gym or I'OGCN
Founded	1904
Ground	Stade Municipal du Ray, Nice (Capacity: 17,415)
Chairman	Maurice Cohen
Manager	Didier Ollé-Nicolle
League	Ligue 1
2008-09	L1, 9th
Home colours Away colours

Olympique Gymnaste Club de Nice-Côte d'Azur, commonly referred to as OGC Nice or simply Nice, is a French football club based in Nice. It was founded on July 9, 1904.

Contents 1 Honours 2 Stadium 3 Supporters 4 Current squad 5 Staff 6 Selected former players 7 Managerial history 8 References 9 External links

[edit] Honours

• French Championship: 4
  • 1951, 1952, 1956, 1959

• Coupe de France: 3
  • 1952, 1954, 1997

• Ligue 2 Championship: 4
  • 1948, 1965, 1970, 1994

[edit] Stadium

• Name : Stade du Ray
• Capacity : 17,415

[edit] Supporters

Brigade Sud Nice are the ultra group that support Nice.

[edit] Current squad

As of June 11, 2009. ^[1] & ^[2]

No. Position Player 1 GK David Ospina 3 DF Alaeddine Yahia 7 FW Loïc Rémy 8 MF David Hellebuyck 9 FW Anthony Modeste 10 MF Mahamane Traoré 11 FW Eric Mouloungui 12 FW Abeiku Quansah 13 MF Julien Sablé 14 MF Emerse Faé 15 MF Kafoumba Coulibaly 16 GK Lionel Letizi 17 MF Chaouki Ben Saada

No. Position Player 18 DF Ismaël Gace 20 FW Matt Moussilou 21 FW Habib Bamogo 22 FW Adeílson 23 MF Drissa Diakité 24 DF Gérald Cid 25 DF Onyekachi Apam 26 MF Cyril Rool 29 MF Enoch Kofi Adu 30 GK Jérémy Moreau TBD DF Larrys Mabiala TBD DF Jonathan Quartey

[edit] Staff

Head Coach: Didier Ollé-Nicolle

Assistant Coach:

Goalkeeper Coach: Bruno Valencony

Physioherapeut: Nicolas Dyon

Masseur: Philippe Boulon

Advisor: Rémy García

Kit Manager: François Ricci

Caretaker: Jean-Philippe Gilardi

[edit] Selected former players

For a complete list of OGC Nice players, see Category:OGC Nice players

Belgium Roberto Bisconti Fernand Goyvaerts Philippe Léonard Brazil Yeso Amalfi Ederson Cote d'Ivoire Bakari Koné Ibrahim Touré France Marcel Aubour Dominique Baratelli Patrick Barul Daniel Bravo André Chorda José Cobos Dominique Colonna Carlos Curbelo Héctor de Bourgoing Patrice Evra Just Fontaine Jean-Marc Guillou Vincent Hognon Jean-Noël Huck Cyril Jeunechamp Roger Jouve Jean Luciano Roger Piantoni Hervé Revelli Joseph Ujlaki

Ghana Derek Asamoah Luxembourg Robby Langers Mali Cédric Kanté Morocco Olivier Echouafni Mustapha El Haddaoui Nigeria Nduka Ozokwo Peru Gustavo Vasallo Spain Josep Samitier Ricardo Zamora Sweden Leif Eriksson Turkey Lefter Küçükandonyadis Yugoslavia Nenad Bjeković Josip Katalinski

[edit] Managerial history

Anton Marek 1948-1949 Émile Veinante 1949-1950 Elie Rous 1950 Numa Andoire 1950-1952 Mario Zatelli 1952-1953 George Berry 1953-1955 Luis Carniglia 1955-1957 Jean Luciano 1957-1962 Numa Andoire 1962-1964 Pancho Gonzales 1964-1969 Rossi 1969-1970 Jean Snella 1971-1974 Vlatko Marković 1974-1976 Jean-Marc Guillou 1976-1977 Ferenc Kocsur "Ferry" 1978 Albert Batteux 1979 Vlatko Marković 1980-1981 Marcel Domingo 1981-1982

Jean Sérafin 1982-1987 Nenad Bjekovic 1987-1989 Pierre Alonzo 1989 Carlos Bianchi 1989-1990 Jean Fernandez July 1990-December 1990 Jean-Noël Huck December 1990-1992 Albert Emon 1992-1996 Daniel Sanchez 1996 Sylvester Takac 1996-1997 Michel Renquin 1997-1998 Sylvester Takac 1998 Victor Zvunka 1998-1999 Guy David 1999-2000 Sandro Salvioni 2000-2002 Gernot Rohr 2002-2005 Gérard Buscher 2005 Frédéric Antonetti 2005-2009 Didier Ollé-Nicolle 2009-

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[edit] References

[edit] External links

• (French) OGC Nice official site
• (French) OGC Nice unofficial fan site

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