FC Meyrin

Full name	Football Club de Meyrin
Founded	1 July 1914
Ground	Stade de Bois-Carré Meyrin Switzerland (Capacity: 6535)
Chairman	Ramon Arino
Manager	Domingos Ribeiro
League	1. Liga (Group 1)
2006-07	1. Liga 13th
Home colours Away colours

Football Club Meyrin is a football team based in Meyrin in Switzerland. They currently play in the 1. Liga, the third tier of the Swiss football pyramid.

Meyrin promoted to 1. Liga in summer 1995. In summer 1996 Meyrin promoted to Nationalliga B and returned to 1. Liga in the following summer. Meyrin promoted again in 2003 until relegated again in 2006.

Contents 1 Players 1.1 Current squad 1.2 Former players 2 Managers 3 External links

[edit] Players

[edit] Current squad

Correct as of 10 February 2008, according to Eufo.de

No. Position Player 1 GK Walte Rocha 2 DF Stéphane Formenti 3 DF Hysen Tolaj 4 DF Carlos Rama 5 DF Alexandre Da Costa 6 DF Christophe Andrey 7 MF Alexandre Valente 8 MF Sebastien Bichard 9 FW Karim Chentouf 10 MF Mergim Ferati 11 FW Mohamed Ouattara

No. Position Player 13 MF Qalaj Kushtrim 14 DF Cedric Getaz 15 MF Waly-Khouma Lô 16 FW Georges Valera 17 MF Jean-Philippe Lebeau 19 FW Cedric Tsimba 20 FW Marco Delley 21 MF Luis Moes 22 MF Milton Kusunga 24 DF Francois Moubandje 30 GK Bojan Grujicic

[edit] Former players

• David Eto'o
• Xavier Barrau
• Thierno Bah
• Patrick Müller
• Cédric Tsimba
• Johann Vogel

[edit] Managers

Years	Manager	Nation
1955-1965	Marcel Gander
1965-1966	Louis Thomas
1966-1968	Robert Dupuis
1968-1971	André Grobety
1971-1973	Claude Martin
1973-1975	André Bosson
1975-1975	Jean-Claude Schnindelholz
1975-1980	Franz Barriquand
1980-1982	Roger Guinand
1982-1984	Edmond Sauthier
1984-1985	Christian Coste
1985-1986	Jean-Charles Martak
1986-1987	Edmond Sauthier
1987-1988	Gilbert Cottier
1988-1989	Christian Coste
1989-1991	Edmond Viros
1991-1993	Alberto Porto
1993-1996	Gérard Castella
1996-1999	Pascal Besnard
1999-2001	Oscar Gissi
2001	Claude-Alain Fontaine
2001-2002	Pascal Besnard
2002-2005	Jean-Michel Abey
2005-2006	Adrian Ursea
2005-2006	Claude-Alain Fontaine
2005-2006	Diego Sessolo
2006-present	Domingos Ribeiro

[edit] External links

(French) Official site

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