Yvon Goujon

Yvon Goujon ( born January 21, 1937 in Lorient ) is a French former football player and coach.

Club career

The center forward, who comes from a football-mad Breton family ( the national players Antoine Cuissard, Julien and Yannick Stopyra are close relatives goujons ), came the age of 17 for AS Saint- Étienne; there their coach Jean Snella built it gently in a Erstligateam one in which Claude Abbes, Rachid Mekhloufi, Eugène Njo - Léa and Kees Rijvers several " Great" French football were the 1950s. In the season 1956/57, it is a first career move came when he became world champion during his army service with the French military selection and contributed with 10 matches to win the league title in the club; also in the not so successful year after Yvon Goujon scored 13 goals for the Greens. He was the type of " beefy smash hit in the middle ", equipped kopfballstark and with a powerful shot.

In the 1959/60 season, he was still on loan at FC Sochaux, had to descend with the team but in the Division 2. After disappointing for France Football Championship 1960, he was appointed as second division players in the French national team and there celebrated a successful debut, so he was already known as " the legitimate heir Kopas ". He then moved into the winter break to Erstdivisionär FC Limoges - and could also be with this club relegation not stop, so he wandered further 1961 again, this time to his native Brittany to Stade Rennes. This based on a certain credulity discontinuity was his performance and his career is not just beneficial; in Rennes, however, it stabilized and shot in the following two seasons of ten league goals for the Black - Red. But he also left this club after only two years and then was for three years the jersey of FC Rouen, whose coach Max Schirschin was. Titles were not going to win with the Normans; 1965 had the " Red Devils " even in the Barrages to obtain the class.

1966 brought Zweitligist AS Angoulême the only 29 -year-old Goujon, and coach Jacques Favre made ​​him equal to the captaincy. The climb missed the team in the next two years significantly, but National Cup they played an excellent role, twice reached the semi-finals and failed in each memorable scarce. In 1967 it took three games against Olympique Lyon, who all were drawn after extra time ( 3:3 and 1:1 twice, in the third game with a goal by Yvon Goujon ), but then he chose before the crucial toss the wrong side. The Stade Vélodrome, Because there was great confusion at first: because only players from Angoulême took to the field again, many viewers believed that the outsider would have qualified for the Final; individual newspapers, hastily informed by phone about published this even in their spending the next day. A year later, would Angoulême almost spoiled the AS Saint- Étienne to Doublé; after a 1-1 N.V. succeeded Goujon's former club ASSE only in replay to prevail 2-1, and shortly thereafter in addition to winning the championship and the cup.

From 1970 to 1972, the former attacker then coached FC Zweitdivisionär Limoges, then the AS Angoulême. What later became of him, is not yet to be determined.

Stations

  • AS Saint -Étienne ( 1954 - end 1959), 84 Punktspiele/24 Torerfolge
  • FC Sochaux (1960 ), 26 /6 ( only the games in D1)
  • Limoges FC (1960 /61), 22/7
  • Stade Rennais (1961-1963), 59/20
  • FC Rouen (1963-1966), 88/22
  • AS Angoulême (1966-1968, in D2, then until 1970 as coach )
  • Limoges FC (1970-1972, as a coach in D2)
  • AS Angoulême (1972 - November 1973, as a coach in D2)

National players

Yvon Goujon, between September 1960 and December 1963 eleven A- international matches for the Équipe Tricolore denied and scored six goals in this circle also. In his second international match ( 2:6 against Switzerland ), he scored both French doors, also met five times post or crossbar of the opponent's body, but had thereafter to be for his club change a performance hit, so he was only one and a half years later in the jersey the Bleus could accrue. In the following years he was among other things, in a 2-2 against West Germany (October 24, 1962 in Stuttgart) there and scored with a header the 2-0 lead; nevertheless ended a year later, when Nestor Combin took his place in the national team, his international career, which did not consider what they had initially promised.

Palmarčs

  • French Champion: 1957
  • French Cup Winner: None, but a semifinalist in 1967 and 1968
  • 279 games in Division 1, 79 goals
  • Eleven 'A' matches with six Torerfolgen for France, including two games in his time at Sochaux, Rennes at six and three at Rouen
  • Military World Champion with France: 1957
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