Challenge UNFP of the most fair-play player

The Challenge UNFP of the player most fair-play (also called Trophy Serge Mesonès, of the name of the former player of Auxerre deceased of an heart attack in 2001), was born from an idea of the association of Jose Touré Touche not with my sport .

This monthly trophy organized by the National union of the professional footballers concerns all the players of Football evolving/moving in the first division.

Each prize winner commits himself taking in a school of his area an action in favor of the respect of the values of the sport and football, by in particular denouncing violence and doping.

Prizes winner

August 2002: Philippe Mexès
September 2002: Mickaël Landreau
October 2002: Mickaël Pagis (Hustled at the time of Sochaux-Bordeaux, Pagis was found with ground. It is raised and from there will tighten the hand of its adversary, that one even which had just made the fault).
November-December 2002: Cédric Mionnet (Whereas its team was carried out and was going to be beaten by Troyes (2-0), it congratulated the unfavourable goalkeeper, Tony Heurtebis, which stopped two shootings consecutively sedanais at the time of the 87e minute).
January 2003: Grégory Wimbée
February-March 2003: Johan Radet (on March 8th, 2003, at the time of Auxerre Rennes, it looks after an adversary which had taken the balloon in the low belly avoiding the entry of the welfare men thus).
April 2003: Kuami Agboh (on Saturday, April 19, 2003, during the meeting Auxerre it Havre (34e day of L1) it wounds the referee of the match involuntarily, Mr. Lhermite. Two days later, Agboh goes to Paris to the bedside of the referee, operated of a double fracture tibia-fibula, and a shirt gives to him).
May 2003: Eric Sikora

Precision

The Trophée Serge Mesonès is also an annual trophy which opposes old AJ Auxerre to another team of former players.

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