Jean Vincent

See also the page of homonymy Jean Vincent (homonymy)

Jean Vincent is a player of Football French, born with Labeuvrière the November 29th 1930, attacker left winger.

He became then a considered trainer, of Caen, the Lime-of-Bottom (Swiss), Bastia, Lorient, and especially of Nantes (champion of France 1977 and 1980, cut of France 1979, vice-champion 1978) and of the national team of Cameroun (World cup in 1982), then of that of Tunisia in 1986-1987.

Career (player)

Auchel
1950-1956 :
1956-1963:

Prize list (player)

46 selections in team of France has, 5 times captain, 22 goals, of 1953 to 1961
a selection in the team of the remainder of the Continent, which beat England in 1955
Champion of France: 1954 (Lille); 1958,1960 and 1962 (Rheims)
Coupe de France: 1953 and 1955 (Lille); 1958 (Rheims)
Cut Mohamed V: 1962 (Rheims)
Finalist of the cut of Europe of the clubs champions in 1959 (Rheims)
Finalist of the Latin Cut in 1951 (Lille)
Small finale of the 1st championship of Europe of the Nations in 1960 in Paris (4th)

Training course Jean Vincent

Since 1988, Jean Vincent organizes close to Nantes with FC Nantes of the training courses of football for the young people from 8 to 16 years. These training courses proceed at Easter and in summer on the commune of Saint-Brevin-the-Pines (Loire-Atlantique).

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