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Football Club d'Annecy is a French football club based in the town of Annecy in Haute-Savoie. The team plays its home matches at the Parc des Sports, where the club and its predecessor have been based since 1964. It currently competes in the Ligue 2.

Annecy
Full nameFootball Club d'Annecy
Founded1927; 95 years ago (1927)
GroundParc des Sports, Annecy
Capacity15,714[1]
PresidentsMichel Rousseaux
Stéphane Loison
ManagerLaurent Guyot
LeagueLigue 2
2021–22Championnat National, 2nd of 18 (promoted)
WebsiteClub website
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Away colours
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Annecy Football Club was founded under its current name in 1993 as the reincarnation of the defunct Football Club d'Annecy. FC Annecy, formed in 1927, spent the majority of their history in regional amateur football. The club turned professional in 1942, but was compelled to return to amateurism a year later. When a national amateur league was formed for the 1948–49 season, Annecy became founder members. After eleven seasons, Annecy became the amateur champions of France at the end of the 1959–60 season, and after a short rise in the early 1970s shrank back into the obscurity that had characterised their early days.

The 1980s saw a sharp rise back up again, as FC Annecy won three promotions in nine years to reach France's second tier for the 1988–89 campaign. The club turned professional again following the first season in the division, and reached a peak in the 1990–91 season as the team performed well in both the Coupe de France and the league. After relegation in the 1992–93 season, the club capitulated in October 1993. Annecy Football Club was therefore established in its stead, taking up a league place five divisions below the third tier position that the former club had left. Though the new side won promotion twice within five years, Annecy then spent nine years in the sixth tier before meeting relegation again in the 2007–08 season.

Back-to-back promotions in 2015 and 2016, and a third promotion in six seasons in 2020, returned the club to the third tier Championnat National. In 2022, Annecy achieved promotion to Ligue 2.


History


Football Club d'Annecy was founded in May 1927. The first president of the club was Louis Monnet, who held the office until 1933 when he was replaced by Jean Chatenoud. The club turned professional in 1942 after winning the Lyonnais Division Honneur, but was forced to return to its former status as amateur a year later as professional football clubs were outlawed. As amateurs, Annecy won the league twice more in 1946–47 and 1947–48 before joining the Championnat de France Amateur on its formation for 1948–49. Winning the Coupe de Lyonnais in 1953–54 was capped by finishing top of the Championnat's south-eastern section a year later. The team regained the Coupe de Lyonnais in 1958–59 and ended the 1959–60 campaign as the amateur champions of France. Chatenoud finally stepped down in 1970, after 37 years as president. The Championnat was dissolved after the 1970–71 season, and Annecy were subsequently accepted into the Division 3 Sud-Est.[2]

During their first season in the new league, Annecy were nearly promoted, but lost a play-off match to Martigues. The team competed in the division until 1973–74, when Annecy were relegated back to the Lyonnais Division Honneur. The team revived during the early 1980s, achieving promotion to the fourth level for 1980–81 before winning the championship in 1983–84. Another promotion in 1987–88 saw the club in the second tier for 1988–89, and prompted a change back to professionalism. Annecy's best season came in 1990–91, when the team finished ninth in the league and reached the last 16 of the Coupe de France. However, on relegation in 1992–93, Annecy fell as swiftly as they had emerged – the club was wound up on 16 October 1993, and therefore gave up its professional status along with its place in the third level.[2]

Annecy Football Club was formed on the same day as FC Annecy's demise, and took up a league place five tiers below that of the former team in the Rhône-Alpes Promotion Honneur Régional. The new club was promoted in its second season, and repeated this feat two years later. After nine years at the sixth level, the Rhône-Alpes Honneur Ligue, Annecy were relegated again in 2007–08. In 2013 the club regained the historic name FC Annecy, and in 2015 won the Rhône-Alpes Division Honneur, to gain access to the Championat de France Amateur 2. In 2016 the club were again promoted to the Championnat de France Amateur.[2]

Annecy were in top place in Group D of the 2019–20 Championnat National 2 by two points when the season was prematurely ended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and were therefore promoted to Championnat National.[3]

In March 2021, Annecy were fined by the FFF for coaching irregularities. The club had been coached by Rémi Dru since the dismissal of Michael Poinsignon in December 2020, and in January 2021 had employed Jean-Yves Chay with the title of head coach. The FFF found that Rémi Dru was in fact performing the function of head coach, and fined the club €3,000 per match played under these circumstances.[4]

On 13 May 2022, Annecy beat Sedan 2–0, securing promotion to Ligue 2 as Championnat National runner-up.[5]


Crest



Current squad


As of 16 August 2022.[6]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  FRA Florian Escales
2 DF  FRA Matthieu Sans
3 DF  FRA Arnold Temanfo
4 DF  SEN Bissenty Mendy
5 MF  ALG Ahmed Kashi
6 MF  FRA François Lajugie
7 FW  FRA Ibrahima Baldé (on loan from Lens)
8 DF  FRA Jonathan Goncalvés
9 FW  FRA Romain Spano
10 FW  MTQ Kévin Farade
11 MF  FRA Jean-Jacques Rocchi
12 FW  FRA Kévin Testud
13 DF  FRA Gaby Jean
14 DF  FRA Kévin Mouanga
No. Pos. Nation Player
16 GK  FRA Thomas Callens (on loan from Lorient)
17 MF  FRA Vincent Pajot
18 MF  FRA Madyen El Jaouhari
19 MF  FRA Alexandre Fillon
20 FW  CIV Moïse Sahi (on loan from Strasbourg)
22 FW  FRA Clément Billemaz
23 FW  FRA Alexy Bosetti
25 DF  FRA Jonathan Ruque
26 MF  FRA Alexandre Phliponeau
27 FW  FRA Steve Shamal
28 MF  FRA Melvin Sitti
29 DF  FRA Maxime Bastian (on loan from Strasbourg)
30 GK  FRA Tidiane Malbec
37 MF  FRA Maxime Bado

Managers


Twenty-three men have managed Annecy in its two incarnations. Only one of these, the Yugoslav Georges Korac, has been a foreigner. The longest serving manager is Jean-Christian Lang, who managed the club for six years from 1981 to 1987.[2][7]

NameNationalityFromTo
Lucien Leduc French 1951 1956
Lucien Leduc French 1957 1958
Stanislas Golinski French 1962 1964
André Grillon French 1964 1968
Léon Glovacki French 1968 1969
Stanislas Golinski French 1969 1971
Noël Gallo French 1971 1972
Jean-Claude Lavaud French 1972 1973
Claude Rey French 1973 1977
Laffont French 1977 1979
Canzio Capaldini French 1979 1981
Jean-Christian Lang French 1981 1987
Georges Korac Yugoslavian 1987 1989
Guy Stéphan French 1989 1992
Christian Coste French 1992 1994
NameNationalityFromTo
Victor Mastroiani French 1994 1999
Jean-Yves Kerjean French 1999 2000
Alexandre Marinkov French 2000 2002
Franck Lebel French 2002 2003
Karim Fatmi French 2003 2004
Pascal Chavaroche French 2004 2005
Milé Dukic French 2005 2008
Alexandre Marinkov French 2008 2011
Michel Poinsignon French 2011 2016
Hélder Esteves French 2016 2019
Michel Poinsignon French 2019 2020
Rémi Dru French 2020 2021
Jean-Yves Chay French 2021 2021[8]
Laurent Guyot French 2021[9]

Honours


The club has won a variety of honours, all of them amateur. The most notable honour won by Annecy in either guise is the French amateur championship won by the club in 1959–60.[10]


as Football Club d'Annecy


HonourYear(s)
Championnat de France Amateurchampions1959–60
Championnat de France Amateur (South-East)champions1954–55
Division 3runners-up1987–88 (South-East)
Division 4champions1983–84 (Group F)
Lyonnais Division Honneur[A]champions1941–42, 1946–47, 1947–48, 1979–80
Rhône-Alpes Division d'Honneur Régionale[A]champions2012–13
Rhône-Alpes Division d'Honneur[A]champions2014–15
Coupe de Lyonnais / Coupe de Rhône-Alpes[A]winners1953–54, 1958–59, 1979–80

as Annecy FC


HonourYear(s)
Rhône-Alpes Honneur Régional Ligue[A]champions1996–97
Rhône-Alpes Promotion Honneur Régional[A]champions1994–95

Notes


A. ^ The Ligue du Lyonnais, founded in 1920, changed its name in June 1980 to the Ligue Rhône-Alpes de Football and thus renamed its competitions accordingly.[11]

References


  1. "Le Club – Infrastructures" (in French). Annecy F.C. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
  2. "Le Club – Historique" (in French). Annecy F.C. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
  3. "Le FC Annecy grimpe en National !" (in French). Le Dauphiné. 16 April 2020.
  4. "Lourde sanctioncontre le FC Annecy (National)!" (in French). actufoot.com. 2 March 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  5. Weulersse, Victor; Gegat, Antoine (13 May 2022). "Football. National : Annecy accède à la Ligue 2, Bastia-Borgo relégué… le résumé de la 34e journée" [Football. National: Annecy accesses Ligue 2, Bastia-Borgo relegated... the summary of the 34th matchday]. Ouest-France (in French). Retrieved 13 May 2022.
  6. "FC Annecy - National 1 - Saison 2020-2021" (in French). Annecy FC. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
  7. "France – Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs". RSSSF. Archived from the original on 18 June 2009. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
  8. "Annecy : changement de coach acté" (in French). foot-national.com. 18 May 2021.
  9. "Annecy : Laurent Guyot nommé entraineur (off)" (in French). foot-national.com. 19 May 2021.
  10. "Le Club – Palmarès" (in French). Annecy F.C. Retrieved 19 June 2009.
  11. "80 ans d'Histoire : La Marche du Temps" (in French). Ligue Rhône-Alpes de Football. Retrieved 20 June 2009.



На других языках


[de] FC Annecy

Der Annecy Football Club ist ein französischer Fußballverein aus Annecy. Die mittlerweile wieder in der zweithöchsten Spielklasse, der Ligue 2, antretende Mannschaft besaß unter dem Namen Football Club d’Annecy sowohl in den 1940er Jahren als auch zwischen 1989 und 1993 professionellen Status; in dieser Zeit spielte der Klub zeitweilig in der damaligen Division 2.
- [en] FC Annecy

[es] Annecy Football Club

El Annecy Football Club es un equipo de fútbol de Francia que juega en el Ligue 2, la segunda división de fútbol en el país.



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