Robert Jonquet

Robert Jonquet (known as the Hero of Highbury ) is a player of Football French, born the May 3rd 1925 with Paris, defender central, of 1m 76 per 70 kg. It was formed in Châtenay-Malabry, then with the S Voltaire of Paris. After a brillantissime career with the Stage of Rheims of 1946 to 1960, then with the Racing Club of Strasbourg in 1960/61, he became trainer of Strasbourg, Rheims and Rumilly.

In 1958, it fractured the leg vis-a-vis the Brésil in semi-final of World cup, having to remain on the ground as the payment stipulated it then, the replacements in the course of match being prohibited at the time. It also took part in the World cup 1954, and the first Championnat of Europe of the Nations in 1960 in Paris.

As trainer, it gained the Championnat of France of division 2 in 1966 with Rheims.

Career

Player

  • 1948-60 : (58 selections)

Trainer

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Prize list

  • 58 selections in team of France has of 1947 to 1960,9 times captain
  • a selection in the formation of the remainder of the Continent, which beat England in 1955
  • Finaliste of the Coupe of Europe of the clubs Champions: 1956 and 1959
  • Latin Cut: 1953 (finalist in 1955)
  • Champion of France: 1949,1953,1955,1958 and 1960
  • Coupe de France: 1950 and 1958
  • Trophy of the Champions: 1955,1958 and 1960
  • Cut Charles Drago: 1954
  • Cut of Alsace: 1961
  • Vice-champion of France: 1947 and 1954
  • It is the alone player to have disputed two (G.A.) the final European ones which knew the Stade of Rheims in 1956 and 1959.

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