Gérard Banide
French football manager
Personal information | |||
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Date of birth | (1936-07-12) 12 July 1936 (age 88) | ||
Place of birth | Paris, France | ||
Managerial career | |||
Years | Team | ||
1973–1976 | INF Vichy | ||
1976–1979 | Monaco (Youth academy) | ||
1979–1983 | Monaco | ||
1983–1984 | Mulhouse | ||
1984–1986 | France (Assistant coach) | ||
1986–1988 | Marseille | ||
1988–1989 | Strasbourg | ||
1990 | Paris Saint-Germain (Assistant coach) | ||
1990–1995 | Monaco (Youth academy) | ||
1995 | Monaco | ||
1995–2002 | Monaco (Youth academy) |
Gérard Banide (born 12 July 1936) is a French former football coach. He is the father of Laurent Banide.
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Ligue 1 winning managers
- 1933: De Veen
- 1934: Dedieu
- 1935: Ross
- 1936: Kimpton
- 1937: Eisenhoffer
- 1938: Ross
- 1939: Marmiès
- 1946: Berry
- 1947: Demeillez
- 1948: Zilisy
- 1949: Roessler
- 1950: Gérard
- 1951: Andoire
- 1952: Andoire
- 1953: Batteux
- 1954: Cheuva
- 1955: Batteux
- 1956: Carniglia
- 1957: Snella
- 1958: Batteux
- 1959: Luciano
- 1960: Batteux
- 1961: Leduc
- 1962: Batteux
- 1963: Leduc
- 1964: Snella
- 1965: Arribas
- 1966: Arribas
- 1967: Snella
- 1968: Batteux
- 1969: Batteux
- 1970: Batteux
- 1971: Leduc
- 1972: Zatelli
- 1973: Arribas
- 1974: Herbin
- 1975: Herbin
- 1976: Herbin
- 1977: Vincent
- 1978: Leduc
- 1979: Gress
- 1980: Vincent
- 1981: Herbin
- 1982: Banide
- 1983: Suaudeau
- 1984: Jacquet
- 1985: Jacquet
- 1986: Houllier
- 1987: Jacquet
- 1988: Wenger
- 1989: Gili
- 1990: Gili
- 1991: Goethals
- 1992: Goethals
- 1993:
Goethals - 1994: Artur Jorge
- 1995: Suaudeau
- 1996: Roux
- 1997: Tigana
- 1998: Leclercq
- 1999: Baup
- 2000: Puel
- 2001: Denoueix
- 2002: Santini
- 2003: Le Guen
- 2004: Le Guen
- 2005: Le Guen
- 2006: Houllier
- 2007: Houllier
- 2008: Perrin
- 2009: Blanc
- 2010: Deschamps
- 2011: Garcia
- 2012: Girard
- 2013: Ancelotti
- 2014: Blanc
- 2015: Blanc
- 2016: Blanc
- 2017: Jardim
- 2018: Emery
- 2019: Tuchel
- 2020: Tuchel
- 2021: Galtier
- 2022: Pochettino
- 2023: Galtier
- 2024: Luis Enrique
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