List of SC Bastia managers

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Sporting Club de Bastia is a French professional football club based in Stade Armand Cesari, Bastia.

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The club has won five major trophies, including the Ligue 2 twice, the Championnat National once, the Coupe de France once, the Trophée des Champions once and the UEFA Intertoto Cup once. [1]

Since the beginning of the club's official managerial records in 1905 but by the 1957–58 season to present, Bastia have had 30 full-time managers.

The current manager of Bastia, is François Ciccolini.

Statistics

Information correct as of match played 30 August 2015. Only competitive matches are counted.

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List of SC Bastia managers
NameNationalityFromToPWDLGFGAWin% [nb 1] HonoursNotes
Boumedienne Abderrahmane Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco 19571961 [2]
François Fassone Flag of France.svg  France 19611963
Gyula Nagy Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 19631964 [3]
André Strappe Flag of France.svg  France 19641965Bastia promoted to Division 2 in 1965, and play to first professionally. [4]
Gyula Nagy Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 196519663618996046050.00 [3]
Lucien Jasseron Flag of France.svg  France 196619698743222212098049.43Champion in Division 2, and promoted to Division 1. [5]
Rachid Mekhloufi Flag of France.svg  France 19691970542352683102042.59 [6]
Edmond Delfour Flag of France.svg  France 19701970134271628030.77 [7]
Gyula Nagy Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 1 November 197030 November 1970301227000.00 [3]
Jean Vincent Flag of France.svg  France 1 December 197030 November 197142166205778038.10 [8]
Pierre Cahuzac Flag of France.svg  France 1 December 197130 June 197934815873117555448045.40Finalist in 1972 Coupe de France Final.
Won Trophée des Champions in 1972.
Finalist in 1978 UEFA Cup Final.		 [9]
Jean-Pierre Destrumelle Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 197930 June 198039144213952035.90 [10]
Antoine Redin Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 19801 October 1985242855998270348035.12Won 1981 Coupe de France Final. [11]
Alain Moizan Flag of France.svg  France 2 October 19851 February 1986152671224013.33 [12]
Antoine Redin Flag of France.svg  France 2 February 198630 June 19861312101134007.69Relegated to Division 2. [11]
Roland Gransart Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 198630 June 1991183794361263233043.17 [13]
René Exbrayat Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 199130 June 19937331231910485042.47 [14]
Léonce Lavagne Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 199330 September 1994552613166049047.27Promoted to Division 1. [15]
Frédéric Antonetti Flag of France.svg  France 1 October 199430 June 1998166644557204193038.55Finalist in 1995 Coupe de la Ligue Final
Champion in 1997 UEFA Intertoto Cup.		 [16]
Henryk Kasperczak Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 1 July 19981 October 1998135172017038.46 [17]
Laurent Fournier Flag of France.svg  France 19 October 199821 April 1999206592328030.00 [18]
José Pasqualetti Flag of France.svg  France 22 April 199930 June 1999512247020.00 [19]
Frédéric Antonetti Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 199931 May 20017830183010590038.46 [16]
Robert Nouzaret Flag of France.svg  France 2 July 200130 June 200245196205453042.22Finalist in 2002 Coupe de France Final. [20]
Gérard Gili Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 200211 June 20048122233675106027.16 [21]
François Ciccolini Flag of France.svg  France 12 June 200413 April 20053588192442022.86 [22]
Michel Padovani & Eric Durand (caretaker)Flag of France.svg  France & Flag of France.svg  France 14 April 200530 June 20056402109066.67Relegated to Ligue 2. [23] [24]
Bernard Casoni Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 200530 June 2009171664263217204038.60 [25]
Philippe Anziani Flag of France.svg  France 1 July 200925 November 20091623111117012.50 [26]
Michel Padovani (caretaker)Flag of France.svg  France 26 November 20091 December 2009101011000.00 [23]
Faruk Hadzibegic Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 9 December 200911 May 2010207582427035.00Relegated to Championnat National. [27]
Frédéric Hantz Flag of France.svg  France 25 May 201022 May 2014174843852273208048.28Champion in Championnat National, and promoted to Ligue 2.
Champion in Ligue 2 and promoted to Ligue 1.		 [28]
Claude Makélélé Flag of France.svg  France 24 May 20143 November 2014133461218023.08 [29]
Ghislain Printant Flag of France.svg  France 4 November 201428 January 2016572113236167036.84Finalist in 2015 Coupe de la Ligue Final [30]
François Ciccolini Flag of France.svg  France 28 January 2016Present110010100.00 [22]

Notes

  1. ↑ Win% is rounded to two decimal places

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References

  1. ↑ "Le palmares". SC Bastia.net (in French). Archived from the original on 7 October 2014. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
  2. ↑ Boumedienne Abderrahmane Footballdatabase.eu profile, Retrieved 19 June 2012.
  3. 1 2 3 Gyula Nagy Footballdatabase.eu profile, Retrieved 19 June 2012.
  4. ↑ André Strappe Footballdatabase.eu profile, Retrieved 19 June 2012.
  5. ↑ Lucien Jasseron Footballdatabase.eu profile
  6. ↑ Rachid Mekhloufi footballdatabase.eu profile
  7. ↑ Edmond Delfour footballdatabase.eu profile
  8. ↑ Jean Vincent footballdatabase.eu profile
  9. ↑ Pierre Cahuzac footballdatabase.eu profile
  10. ↑ Jean-Pierre Destrumelle footballdatabase.eu profile
  11. 1 2 Antoine Redin footballdatabase.eu profile
  12. ↑ Alain Moizan footballdatabase.eu profile
  13. ↑ Roland Gransart footballdatabase.eu profile
  14. ↑ René Exbrayat footballdatabase.eu profile
  15. ↑ Léonce Lavagne footballdatabase.eu profile
  16. 1 2 Frédéric Antonetti footballdatabase.eu profile
  17. ↑ Henryk Kasperczak footballdatabase.eu profile
  18. ↑ Laurent Fournier footballdatabase.eu profile
  19. ↑ José Pasqualetti footballdatabase.eu profile
  20. ↑ Robert Nouzaret footballdatabase.eu profile
  21. ↑ Gérard Gili footballdatabase.eu profile
  22. 1 2 François Ciccolini footballdatabase.eu profile
  23. 1 2 Michel Padovani footballdatabase.eu profile
  24. ↑ Eric Durand footballdatabase.eu profile
  25. ↑ Bernard Casoni footballdatabase.eu profile
  26. ↑ Philippe Anziani footballdatabase.eu profile
  27. ↑ Faruk Hadzibegic footballdatabase.eu profile
  28. ↑ Frédéric Hantz footballdatabase.eu profile
  29. ↑ Claude Makélélé footballdatabase.eu profile
  30. ↑ Ghislain Printant footballdatabase.eu profile
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