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- ↑ Algrange, la révolte du condamné Le Républicain Lorrain
- ↑ Où va Algrange ? Le Républicain Lorrain
- ↑ Algrange : c’est carré ! Le Républicain Lorrain
- ↑ FOOTBALL : Alain Happe, « Les compteurs remis à zéro » Le Mauricien
- ↑ Togo : les Eperviers tardent à décoller Afrique foot - RFI
- ↑ Togo : Alain Happe démissionne ! Africa Top Sports
- ↑ Questions à Alain Happe (assistant entraîneur du Club M): « Le torchon brûlait déjà entre Didier Six et Samir Sabha » Défi Sport
- ↑ CLUB M : Didier Six et son assistant Alain Happe devraient être sur place dimanche Le Mauricien
- ↑ FOOTBALL – ÉLIMINATOIRES DE LA CAN 2015: Alain Happe (entraîneur national): « La motivation de sortir un gros résultat » Le Mauricien
- ↑ Mayotte 2 - Maurice 1: Nouvelle désillusion pour le Club M, Happe s’en va Lexpress.mu
- ↑ Entraîneur national - Alain Happe : « Je ne suis pas venu mendier à Maurice » Défi Sport
- ↑ Football (Sélection nationale) - Alain Happe : « Mon sort est entre les mains de la MFA et du MJS » [ permanent dead link ] Défi Sport
- ↑ FOOTBALL — DEPUIS PLUS DE DEUX SEMAINES : Alain Happe a été nommé DTN dans le secret Le Mauricien
- ↑ FOOTBALL – DIRECTION TECHNIQUE NATIONAL : Alain Happe remercié après deux mois Le Mauricien
- ↑ Alain Happe: «La MFA me prend pour un mendiant» Défi Sport
- ↑ Limogé comme DTN | Alain Happe : «On a voulu me faire passer pour un vieux con» 5-Plus Dimanche