Grenoble Foot 38

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Grenoble
Full name	Grenoble Foot 38
Nickname(s)
Founded	1997
Ground	Stade Lesdiguières, Grenoble
Capacity	14,000
Chairman	Kazuyoshi Tanabe
Manager	Thierry Goudet
League	Ligue 2
2004-2005	Ligue 2, 11th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Founded in 1892 as Football Club de Grenoble, Grenoble Foot 38 hails from Grenoble.

In 1997 a merger of Olympique Grenoble Isère and Norcap Olympique lead to its most recent incarnation as Grenoble Foot 38.

Contents 1 Name changes 2 Famous players 3 Current squad 2006/2007 4 External link

[edit] Name changes

• 1892-1977 Football Club de Grenoble
• 1977-1984 Football Club Association Sportive de Grenoble
• 1984-1990 Football Club de Grenoble Dauphine
• 1990-1992 Football Club de Grenoble Isère
• 1992-1993 Football Club de Grenoble Jojo Isère
• 1993-1997 Olympique Grenoble Isère
• 1997-present Grenoble Foot 38

[edit] Famous players

• Ruben Bravo
• Youri Djorkaeff
• Gustavo Poyet
• François Remetter
• Masashi Oguro
• Ibrahima Sonko

[edit] Current squad 2006/2007

No. Position Player 1 GK Grégory Wimbée 4 MF Chérif Ousmane Sarr 5 DF Matheus Coradini Vivian 6 DF Jérémy Stinat 7 MF Hristo Yanev 8 MF Tsukasa Umesaki 10 MF Chahir Belghazouani 11 MF David Coulibaly 12 DF Steven Pelé 13 MF Matthieu Gianni 14 MF Jimmy Juan 15 DF Sadio Sankhare 16 GK Paul Cattier

No. Position Player 17 FW Nassim Akrour 18 MF Yann Kermorgant 19 FW Franck Dja Djedje 20 FW Sho Ito 21 MF Nasser Menassel 22 FW Olivier Giroud 23 MF Logan Alphant 25 DF Francis N'Ganga 26 MF Biagui Kamissoko 27 DF Martial Robin 28 FW Cyril Chapuis FW Ghislain Gimbert

[edit] External link

• Official website

Ligue 2 • 2006-07 Clubs v • d • e

Ajaccio • Amiens • Bastia • Brest • Caen • Châteauroux • Créteil Dijon • Grenoble • Gueugnon • Guingamp • Istres • Le Havre • Libourne-Saint-Seurin Metz • Montpellier • Niort • Reims • Strasbourg • Tours