Jean Templin

Jean (actually Janusz ) Templin ( born December 14, 1928 in Baranowicz, Poland ) is a former French footballer.

The club career

The Polish -born Jean Templin came to season 1950/51 from Villefranche -sur -Saône to Stade de Reims, this was the first time become national champions and cup winners in the past two seasons, and for more than a decade should dominate the French professional football - and the winger had in mind substantial proportion. Although he was a right-footed, but has played if necessary, just as good ( and relatively common ) on the left side; its flanks from the sidelines were the " food" for the prolific inside forward - and it had Reims in the years to 1956 with Sinibaldi, Appel, Kopa, Glovacki and Bliard a whole lot. But even Templin scored in the six Reims years, more than 30 matches in Division 1, although he va in the early years due to injury could always deny only a maximum of 25 point games.

1953 and 1955 won Jean Templin two French league titles, took which resulted in three times in European competitions, was inserted therein in all matches in the Red and Whites from the Champagne and earned - because Reims also each time the Final reached - the nickname " Monsieur Finale ". As the winner, however, he only went in the Coupe Latine of 1953 ( 3-0 against AC Milan ) from the square; 1955 ( 0-2) and 1956 at the very first playout of the European Cup of Champions kept each Real Madrid the upper hand. This Templin had in 1956 shot in a thrilling game at Parc des Princes his club in the 10th minute with a 2-0 lead, but was defeated at the end with 3:4.

Then Stade loaned him out to the RC Lens, where he was runner-up. After only one year Templin joined as "part of the purchase price " for Roger Piantoni for relegated FC Nancy, where he was to succeed the audience favorite. These shoes were probably a size too big, but he remained exceptionally spared for a season of injury and contributed 10 hits for immediate revival of Lorraine at. Even if this elf again relegated to Division 2, Jean Templin was there the main cast and finished his pro career in 1960 with the renewed rise of FC in the top division.

Stations

  • Villefranche (up to 1950)
  • Stade de Reims (1950-1956)
  • RC Lens (1956 /57)
  • FC Nancy (1957-1960, of which only 1958/59 in D1)

Palmarčs

  • French Champion: 1953, 1955 ( and runner-up in 1954 and 1957)
  • French Cup Winners: None
  • Winner of the Coupe Charles Drago: 1954
  • European Champion Clubs' Cup: All Matches 1955/56 (5 games, 2 goals)
  • Winner of the Coupe Latine 1953 ( and finalist 1955)
  • 202 Spiele/40 goals in Division 1 ( 155/32 in Reims, 22 /6 for Lens, 25 /2 for Nancy)
Pierre Sinibaldi Champagne (historical province) A.C. Milan 1955–56 European Cup Lorraine (region)
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