Yves Herbet
Yves Herbet ( born August 17, 1945 in Villers -Cotterets ) is a former French football player and coach.
Playing career
In its clubs
The 1.67 m tall, lanky midfielder joined for the first time in the limelight when he won the 1962 france -wide competition of young footballer and was soon obliged it from UA Sedan- Torcy Erstdivisionär. Herbet thereupon broke off his studies in economics and focused entirely on the sport. In the league the Ardennes included in the following years only in mid-table from, but in the cup reached the Elf 1965 Final. This occurred after a 2-2 N.V. in the sedan, despite a Herbet - penalty kick for a 1-0 lead with 1:3 lost to Stade Rennes UC to a replay. This summer Herbet also became the A-National player ( see below). 1966 from Sedan- Torcy by Fusion Racing Paris - Sedan, and under this name reached Sedans midfielder with two fifth ranks the best finish of his entire playing career. In 1968 he moved to the reigning Belgian champions RSC Anderlecht, only twelve months later to Paris to Red Star FC and another year later for the Division -1 promoted Stade Reims.
Also in Reims he belonged unchallenged for stem formation, which ended the 1970/71 season in the top half of the table. In the late summer of 1971, however, the Red -Whites were very badly off the mark, had just recovered from the first six league matches a single point, and the technically -studded, high-scoring, but very quiet Yves Herbet was one of the players, which these negative series was blamed personally. He came only in a competitive match in mid-October for use, the Reims lost at home to FC Metz, and was released into the winter break to AS Nancy. When Nancy had in 1974 relegated to the second division and reduce its Squad for cost reasons, resorted to the ambitious League rival Olympique Avignon and secured Herbets services. After completing his first season there, he returned with the elf from Provence in the highest league back, but only for a season; yet he remained two more years in Avignon, then switched to neighbors FC Martigues, with the rise but did not succeed, and finished his career in 1980, in which he had brought it in France on 359 top-flight appearances and has achieved 58 results.
Stations
In the National Team
Yves Herbet had numerous national selection teams go through (A- youth, military and students, amateur, B-team and espoir ) before he was appointed national coach Henri Guerin in June 1965 against Argentina for his first senior international. He also belonged to the French World Cup squad in 1966, where he played the two group games against Uruguay and hosts England and " in a disappointing team still the best" was. However, he lost then under the short-term Guerin successors Snella, Arribas and Fontaine his place. Be not until July 1967 for the national team responsible Sedaner former coach Louis Dugauguez called Herbet more frequently and set him, as Guérin, repeated in the attack. Again no longer considered intermediate in March 1969 and September 1970 - again, there had been a coaching change - Georges Boulogne attacked in the face Herbets benefits Stade Reims back on him and took him around the turn of the year 1970/1971 with a trip to South America.
In January 1971, he played there, as with his debut again against Argentina, the last of his 16 matches in which he had succeeded also a hit. Even against teams from German-speaking Herbet came to some inserts: twice against Luxembourg (1965 and 1966 ), once each for Belgium (1967) and Austria (1970).
Coaching career
From 1980 Yves Herbet coached a variety of teams; this great success he remained, however, denied. He started this second career at FC Martigues, the last club for which he had played himself (1980-1982 and again 1985-1988, and again in 1998/99 ). Even with Le Havre AC (1982 /83), FC Sète ( 1983-1985), Cercle Laïque Dijon ( 1988-1990) and SO Chatellerault (1995 /96) he worked until 1990 always in the second division.
From 1999 to 2003 trained Herbet FUS de Rabat, he at least led to the Moroccan runner-up in 2001. He then briefly worked as coach of Bahrain, before he returned in the summer of 2003 to France, where he interim worked for the third division SCO Angers and then have some unterklassigen amateur clubs in Provence ( Olympique Barbentane, ES Apt, FC Tarascon ) 2004.
Palmarčs
- French Champion: None
- French Cup Winner: None, but Finalist 1965
- 16 A- international matches (1 goal ), World Cup 1966 participant
- Winners of the Concours du jeune footballeur 1962
- Moroccan runner-up: 2001 (as coach )