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Philippe Montanier
Personal information
Date of birth	November 15, 1964 (1964-11-15) (age 45)
Place of birth	Vernon, France
Playing position	Manager former Goalkeeper
Club information
Current club	Valenciennes FC
Youth career
	Évreux AC
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps (Gls)^†
1987–1990	Caen	55 (0)
1990–1991	Nantes	07 (0)
1991–1994	Caen	73 (0)
1994–1997	Toulouse	87 (0)
1997–1999	Gueugnon	79 (0)
1999–2000	Saint-Étienne	04 (0)
Teams managed
2004–2009	Boulogne
2009–	Valenciennes
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Philippe Montanier (born 15 November 1964) is French former footballer and football manager. He is currently managing Valenciennes FC.

[edit] Career

Montanier played as a goalkeeper for Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 sides, including Caen, Nantes, Toulouse, Gueugnon and Saint-Étienne.

He managed US Boulogne from 2004 and was named Ligue 2 best manager in 2009^[1]. After achieving promotion to Ligue 1, he left Boulogne for Valenciennes FC.^[2]

US Boulogne – Managers

Blaud (1936–37) · Payne (1937–39) · Bourbotte & Hauvespré (1950–53) · Bourbotte (1953–56) · Prouff (1956–58) · Meerseman (1959–61) · Prévost (1961–62) · Cheuva (1962–66) · Grizzetti (1966–67) · Schultz (1967) · Laune (1967–69) · Muller & Aubert (1969) · Langrand (1969–73) · Pruvost (1973) · Deladerrière (1973) · Favre (1973–74) · Oliver (1974–75) · Augustine (1975) · Langrand (1975–76) · Langrand & Douglas (1976–79) · Douglas (1979–82) · Souilliez (1982–86) · Zoonekynd (1986–88) · Bodji (1988–89) · Baraffe (1989–90) · Souilliez (1990–92) · Ellena (1992–94) · Langlois (1994–96) · Dupuis (1996–97) · Dupont (1997–98) · Dewilder (1998–99) · Dupuis (1999–2001) · Colinet (2001–03) · Langlois (2003) · Brown (2003–04) · Dupuis (2004) · Montanier (2004–09) · Guyot (2009–)

Griffiths (1933–35) · Fabian (1935–38) · Demeillez (1938) · Parmentier (1938–46) · Plummer (1946–47) · Parmentier (1947–48) · Tison (1948–50) · Pérus (1950–51) · Demeillez (1951–53) · Domergue (1953–66) · Robert (1966–70) · Provelli (1970) · Domergue (1970–72) · Loze (1972) · Destrumelle (1973–79) · Wilczek and Tempovski (1979–82) · Wilczek and Desmenez (1982) · Desmenez (1982–86) · Leclercq (1986–87) · Zvunka (1987–88) · Peyroche (1988–91) · Smerecki (1991–92) · Primorac (1992–93) · Metsu (1993–94) · Dewilder (1994–96) · Corroyer (1996) · Batelli (1996–00) · Ollé-Nicolle (2000–03) · Leclercq (2003–05) · Kombouaré (2005–09) · Montanier (2009–)

Valenciennes FC – current squad

1 Penneteau · 2 Ducourtioux · 3 Abardonado · 4 Baldé · 5 Schmitz · 6 Biševac · 7 Audel · 8 Danic · 9 Šebo · 10 Ben Khalfallah · 11 Pieroni · 12 Gomis · 13 M.Traoré · 14 Kadir · 15 Tiéné · 16 Leca · 17 Sánchez · 18 Bangoura · 19 Nam · 20 D.Traoré · 21 Martínez · 22 Lacourt · 23 Saez · 24 Bong · 25 Mater · 26 Cohade · 27 Samassa · 28 Pujol · 30 N'dy Assembe · 40 Wimbée · Manager: Montanier

v • d • e Ligue 1 managers

Antonetti · Baždarević · Blanc · Casanova · Cormier · Correa · Deschamps · Fernandez · Galtier · Garcia · Gillot · Girard · Gourcuff · Guyot · Kombouaré · Lacombe · Montanier · Ollé-Nicolle · Puel · Wallemme

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