Tag Archives: Paul Le Guen

Monaco coach to leave

Posted on May 22, 2009 by admin

Monaco are the latest top flight French side to announce that they are disposing with their manager at the end of the season. Riicardo has spent two season with ‘Monaco and led them to a midtable position this season after … Continue reading →

Posted in French Ligue 1 | Tagged Club Director, Collaboration, Frederic Antonetti, French Side, Guy Lacombe, La Turbie, Led, Marc Keller, Monaco Coach, Paris Saint Germain, Paul Le Guen, Rennes, Scotland, Top Flight, Training Session, Wednesday Morning | Leave a comment

Captaincy is a dying art

Posted on September 23, 2008 by neil_mac

By Neil Macdonald 23 September 2008 Watching Aberdeen play Dundee United at the weekend, like so many domestic games of late, I was struck by the lack of leadership on the pitch. This realisation reminded me of a conversation … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorial | Tagged Alex Ferguson, Barry Ferguson, Billy Bremner, Billy Mcneill, Bootlaces, Born Leaders, Command Respect, Decent Knowledge, Dundee United, Dying Art, John Greig, Lothar Matthaus, Manager Alex Ferguson, Neil Macdonald, Paul Le Guen, Roy Keane, Scottish Game, Steven Gerrard, Team Mates, Willie Miller | Leave a comment

Lyon off to winning start

Posted on August 11, 2008 by admin

Defending Ligue One champions Olympique Lyon got their season off to a great start with a 3-0 victory over Toulouse on Sunday, propelling them straight to the top of the table. New coach Claude Puel got off to the best … Continue reading →

Posted in French Ligue 1 | Tagged Ac Milan, Best Possible Start, Bordeaux, Canal Plus Television, Claude Puel, Clerc, Gourcuff, Impressive Performance, Karim Benzema, Left Knee, Ligament Damage, Makoun, Midfield, Olympique Lyon, Paul Le Guen, Runners, Sideline, Straight To The Top, Toulouse, Victory | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Paul Le Guen

Monaco coach to leave

Captaincy is a dying art

Lyon off to winning start

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