FC Nancy

Full name	Football Club de Nancy
Founded	1901
Dissolved	1965
Ground	Parc des Sports du Pont d’Essey Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle France (Capacity: ?)
Home colours Away colours

Football club de Nancy was a French football team playing in the city of Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle.The team was founded in 1901 and disappeared in 1965, due to financial problems.Two years after the demise of this team, Nancy's current top team, AS Nancy were founded.

Contents 1 Honours 2 Notable players 3 Managerial history 4 References 5 See also 6 External links

[edit] Honours

• Coupe de France finalist in 1953, 1962
• Division 2 in 1946 (North group), 1958

[edit] Notable players

Roberto Aballay (1950-1952) Marcel Adamczyk (1960-1963) Georges Amanieu (1960-1964) Bachir Belaid (1952-1953) Mohamed Ben Brahim (1947-1952) Wladislaw Bialazyk (1946-1947) Edmond Biernat (1960-1963) Christian Bottollier (1949-1958) Pierre Brembilla (1945-1948) Stéphane Brezniak (1959-1962) Helge Bronée (1948-1950) Louis Cazal (1935-1936) Léo Cecchini (1945-1955) Michel Chevalier (1959-1964) Jacques Chrétien (1959-1964) Kurt Clemens (1951-1953), international for Sarrland Hervé Collot (1952-1964) Emile Daniel (1950-1952) Léon Deladerrière (1947-1959) Jacques Favre (1949-1954) Bruno Ferrero (1957-1963) José Oscar Florindo (1961-1964) Orlando Gauthier (1959-1963) Brynley Griffiths (1954-1959) Antoine Groschulski (1960-1963) Albert Gudmundsson (1947-1948)

Jean Hédiart (1953-1957) David Ickowitz (1945-1947) Gérard Jacob (1958-1962) Jozef Kuta (1948-1953) Juan Carlos Lorenzo (1952-1955) Jean Mathieu (1935-1938 et 1945-1948) Roland Merschel (1963-1964) Roger Mindonnet (1951-1955) Georg Monsen (1950-1951) Alberto Muro (1959-1962) Pierre Nabat (1957-1959) Ernest Nunge (1949-1953) Léon Papas (1937-1939) Roger Piantoni (1950-1957) René Pleimelding (1948-1952 then 1957-1958) Marcel Poblome (1943-1948) Gustav Pollak (1937-1939) Antoine Redin (1954-1960) Max Sellal (1949-1951) Georges Sesia (1945-1948) Henri Skiba (1950-1951) Gustav Toegel (1937-1938) Aleksandrs Vanags (1947-1949) Oscar Vega (1950-1953) Daniel Viaene (1961-1962) Josef Wana (1937-1939)

[edit] Managerial history

• Gaston Henri Boé (1935-1936)
• Louis Cazal (1936-1937)
• Karl Heinlein (1937-1938)
• Hillier (1938-1939)
• Paul Wartel (1943-1944)
• René Dedieu (1945-1946)
• Kaj Andrup (1946-1947)
• Pierre Brembilla (1948- septembre 1951)
• Jean Mathieu (septembre 1951- remplacé en cours de saison 1952-1953)
• Jacques Favre (1953-1955)
• Camille Cottin (1955-1957)
• André Gérard (1957-1959)
• Mario Zatelli (1959-1964)
• Léon Deladerrière (1964-1965)

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[edit] References

[edit] See also

• AS Nancy-Lorraine

[edit] External links

• History

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