Jean-Yves Kerjean

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Jean-Yves Kerjean
Personal information
Date of birth (1958-06-25) 25 June 1958 (age 66)
Place of birth Ploudalmézeau, France
Position(s) Defender
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps(Gls)
1976–1982 Stade Rennais
1982–1983 FC Chaumont
1983–1985 Olympique de Marseille
1985–1987 FC Istres
1987–1989 Dijon FCO
1989–1990 FC Perpignan
1990–1992 Vannes OC
Managerial career
1992–1996 Vannes OC
1996–1998 US Concarneau [1] [2]
1998–1999 Amicale de Lucé
1999–2000 FC Annecy
2000–2001 Limoges FC
2001–2002 Orlando Pirates
2003–2004 Olympique Tizi Rached[ citation needed ]
2005 Black Leopards
2007–2010 [3] Stade Brestois B [4]
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jean-Yves Kerjean (born 25 June 1958) is a French retired football coach and footballer who is last known to have managed Stade Brestois B in his home country.

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South Africa

Given the Orlando Pirates head coach post in 2001 after several negotiations, [5] Kerjean was obstinate about his system of promoting young talents near the end of the year [6] and guided the Bucs to third-place in the league and a 3–0 triumph over Kaizer Chiefs in the Soweto Derby. [7] However, he was discharged from his post in summer 2002 following poor results and the failure of his young talent system. [8] After a stop in Dubai, [9] Kerjean was announced as head coach of Black Leopards in 2005, aiming for a top eight finish [10] before being dismissed a month later. [11]

Reflecting on his stay in South Africa, the French mentor claimed that safety was an issue and that he had to be accompanied by bodyguards. [9]

He applied to coach a few South African clubs in 2010. [12]

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