Marius Treasure

See also: Treasure (homonymy)

Marius Treasure , born the January 15th 1950, is a former international footballer French originating in Guadeloupe. He evolved/moved at the station of defender.

Biography

Born with Holy-Anne, in Guadeloupe, Trésor began its career with Ajaccio then played for the Olympique of Marseilles with which it gained the Coupe de France in 1976 and finally with the Girondins of Bordeaux (champion of France in 1984 and one Cut of the Alps in 1980).

It begins in team from France in 1971 when it will form a time with Jean-Pierre Adams, a frightening defensive central hinge called " the guard noire". June 30th, 1977, with the stage Maracana of Rio de Janeiro, it marks a superb goal against Brazil in friendly match; final score Brazil 2-2 France. He is then captain of this made team of young players such as Michel Platini and Didier Six which marks the first French goal.

He is semi-finalist with the French at the time of the World cup 1982. At the time of this semi-final against Germany in Seville, it marked a goal of anthology by dispatching a superb recovery of stolen under the transversal of a Harald Schumacher jellyfish.

Between 1971 and 1983, it was selected with 65 recoveries and marked 4 goals in team of France. It is then wrapped the most of the French, preceding celebrates it Sanglier of the the Ardennes, Roger Marche.

In 2004, it was named with FIFA 100.

It forms part today of the staff of Of Gironde of Bordeaux since many seasons, he is in particular supervisor and assistant trainer of Patrick Battiston with the reserve. Also it is consulting W9 for 100% Of Gironde .

Career

Clubs

  • 1958-69 : Juventus of Holy-Anne Guadeloupe
  • 1969-72: AC Ajaccio
  • 1972-80: Olympic of Marseilles
  • 1980-84: Of Gironde of Bordeaux

Equip with France

  • 1971-83 : 65 selections and 4 goals.
  • Prize list: semi-finalist of the World cup 1982 and 1st tower of the World cup 1978

Detailed statistics

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