FC Sète 34

The Football Club de Sète 34 is a French football club from the town of Sète in the department of Hérault; its atomic number is 34

It was founded in 1900 as Olympique Cettois ( " Cette " was until 1928 the spelling of the city ); In 1914 he took on its present name, but got the " 34 " until well after the Second World War added. His club colors are black and white - green; he carries out his games at the Stade Louis -Michel, which summarizes 8,500 spectators. Because of the Dolphin at the club crest players and teams of FC Sète in France are often also referred to as the Dauphin.

Club chairman Laurent Besson; league team is currently coached by Laurent Scala. (As of September 2011)

League membership

Sète was quite early to the French top teams: it was six times (1907 and 1909-1914 ) Languedoc- master of the oldest and was then the largest football association USFSA and won six times from 1921 to 1926 the (regional) title of Master of the Division d' Honneur Sud -Est (English: Honorary Division of the Southeast ), which was also attended today a lot more successful teams like Olympique Marseille, OGC Nice and the immediate neighbors of Montpellier HSC and Nîmes Olympique.

After the introduction of professional football in France ( 1932) played FC Sète to 1954 continuously in the Division 1 (now Ligue 1), and in the first decade with great success: the Green-Whites in France were the first winners of the Doublé from Championship and Cup (1934 ). Since the 1970s, the club commuted between fourth and second-tier; Mid-June 2009 had the FC Sète register its illiquidity and was then degraded by the national association for 2009/10 from the third division to the sechstklassige Division d'Honneur. In the 2013/14 season in the fifth league he takes ( CFA2 ); this season the Green-Whites returned for the first time in the nation's sporting headlines back when they penetrated in the cup competition into the knockout stages.

For this club two people have emerged who have played particularly as officials at the state level a significant role in the French Football: Emmanuel Gambardella, 1949-1953 President of the Fédération Française de Football, and Georges Bayrou, one of the most active pioneers of professionalism and - also until his death in 1953 - Chairman of the FFF Commission of the professional clubs.

Achievements

  • French Champion: 1934, 1939
  • Cup Winners' Cup: 1930, 1934 ( also a finalist in 1923, 1924, 1929, 1942)

Well-known players and coaches in the past

  • French national team (the number of matches for FC Sète and the period of these international operations are given in brackets) Yvan Beck, actually Ivan Bek (4, 1935) after a further countries play for another club, previously 7 for Yugoslavia
  • Ali Benouna (2, 1936)
  • Michel Brusseaux (1, 1938 World Cup qualifiers 1938)
  • Louis Cazal (6, 1927-1930; once Captain)
  • André Chardar (12, 1930-1933; 1 goal)
  • Stanislas Curyl (2, 1952)
  • Marcel Dangles (1, 1923)
  • Marcel Domergue (2, 1924) before a, after 17 more appearances for three other clubs
  • Gustave Dubus (2, 1930; 1 goal)
  • Louis Gabrillargues (9, 1934-1937; World Cup qualifiers 1934)
  • Marcel Galey (3, 1929 1 goal)
  • Ernest Gravier (5, 1923-1924; Olympians 1924) before 5 more matches for another club
  • Laurent Henric (4, 1928-1929 )
  • Albert Jourda (2, 1921-1924; once captain ) before 5 more caps for two other clubs
  • Désiré Koranyi, actually Dezso Korányi or Kronenberger (5, 1939-1942, 5 goals)
  • René Llense (9, 1935-1938; World Cup qualifiers in 1934 and 1938) after 2 more matches for another club
  • Jacques Mairesse (1, 1927) after 5 more matches for another club
  • François Mercier (1, 1942)
  • Jules Monsallier (1, 1936) before 2 more internationals for two other clubs
  • Antoine Parachini (3, 1924)
  • Roland Schmitt (1, 1939) after a further countries play for another club
  • Alexandre Villa Plane (6, 1926) after 19 more caps for two other clubs
  • Other Bukovi Márton, Hungarian national team
  • René Dedieu, multiple players at FC 1934 coach of winning the Doublé
  • István Lukács, 1933/34, top scorer in the Division 1
Stade Louis-Michel Oceanic dolphin Double (association football) Championnat National Championnat de France Amateur 2013–14 Coupe de France 1933–34 French Division 1 1938–39 French Division 1 Alexandre Villaplane
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