Pascal Baills

Baills 2012

Pascal Baills ( born December 30, 1964 in Perpignan, France ) is a former French footballer. He completed a play for the French national team.

Career

Baills playing football began in his hometown of Perpignan, but switched early to Montpellier. Since the 1983/84 season he played for Montpellier in the second division, establishing itself there quickly. While he came up with twelve inserts in his first season, it was the second year already 27 In 1987, the rise in the first division succeeded. The following season, the team finished third in the first division, Baills played this season 35 times. The success team also included players such as Laurent Blanc and Carlos Valderrama Abdelkader Ferhaoui. The third place eligible to participate in the UEFA Cup next season. In 1990, the team succeeded in winning the French Cup with a 2-1 final win against Racing Paris. On March 30, 1991 Baills was used in the national team. In a qualifier against Albania to the European Championship 1992, he appeared as a substitute in the 56th minute. In the same year he moved to Olympique Marseille, the reigning French champions. There, however, proved that he was the competition, consisting of Jocelyn Angloma, not grown. He became the reservists and left Marseille after only one season. In this way he came to a use in the Champions League, also in 1992 he became champion of France with Marseille. Also, since referred to him as his coach chose (French for cause ), he decided a change to Racing Strasbourg. After three years in Alsace in 1995, he returned to his hometown club Marseille back. There the golden times were now expired and the club struggled to to remain in the first division. In his last season Baills was barely used, and was plagued by injuries. In 2000, he decided to end career. Baills completed a total of 385 games in the Premier League, scoring nine goals. In 2007, he was after the dismissal of Jean -François Domergue interim coach in Montpellier. From 2002 to 2003, he had already been an assistant coach, to which he was again in 2009.