Robert Mouynet
Robert Mouynet ( born March 25, 1930 in Toulon ) is a former French footballer.
Club career
The defender played since 1949 in the highest French league, first at Toulouse FC; there he came in just under half of the league games are used. As of the 1951 TFC relegation from Division 1, this also meant for Mouynet that he temporarily fell from sight, for he remained the following two years in second division Toulouse. In 1953 he moved on to league rivals AS Cannes.
From the 1955/56 season he was in the ranks of Olympique Lyon, at the same his first year was the most successful: the Final Table OL was eighth, and in the cup competition he reached the semifinals, where, however, the UA Sedan- Torcy 1-0 sat. In the following three seasons landed Gones - as the most common name for Olympiques team - only on squares 8 to 12 Robert Mouynet was able to at least convince yourself that he was taken in 1958 as substitute the A national team to Sweden (see below ).
In 1959 he returned to Toulouse FC, where he was also used to 1963 yet in over 100 point games. But even there, he won championship or cup no title; Rank 5 in the final table of the season 1959/60 and a seventh place 1962/63 meant even the best placements of the South of France. Whether Robert Mouynet has subsequently played yet in a unterklassigen club, can be as little notice as is known what became of him after his time as a player.
Stations
- Toulouse FC (1949-1953, of 1951-1953 in D2; 30 Division 1 games / 1 goal)
- AS Cannes (1953-1955, in D2)
- Olympique Lyonnais (1955-1959; 129/5 )
- Toulouse FC (1959-1963; 113/1 )
A total of 272 games and seven hits in the Division 1
As a reservist in the World Cup finals
In the summer of 1958 Robert Mouynet also belonged to France's World Cup squad, but did not dispute at the finals in Sweden or any other time a senior international. Nevertheless Mouynet could then decorate without a single minute game with the success of the World Cup third party.
Comments
- Football players (France)
- Born in 1930
- Man