Gaby Robert

Gaby Robert
Personal information
Full name	Gabriel Robert
Date of birth	(1920-03-05)5 March 1920
Place of birth	Belcodène, France
Date of death	15 May 2003(2003-05-15) (aged 83)
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Hyères
Teams managed
19xx-1953	Hyères
1953-1959	Toulon
1959-1961	Lyon
1961-1966	Hyères
1966-1970	Valenciennes
	France (Olympic)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Gabriel "Gaby" Robert (5 March 1920-15 May 2003^[1]) is a French former footballer and coach.

He played for France Olympic team at the 1948 Summer Olympics.^[2]

After his playing career, he became a coach with Hyères, Touon, Lyon, Valenciennes^[3] and coached France at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

External links and references

↑ "Gabriel Robert Biography and Olympic Results | Olympics at". Sports-reference.com.
↑ "Les statistiques des joueurs de la FIFA: Gabriel ROBERT - FIFA.com". Fr.fifa.com. 31 July 1948.
↑ "France - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs". RSSSF. Retrieved 2008-04-13.

France squad – 1976 Summer Olympics

1 Larrieu 2 Orlandini 3 Battiston 4 Chazottes 5 Meynieu 6 Pottier 7 Stassievitch 8 Zambelli 9 Cougé 10 Fernandez 11 Platini 12 Rubio 13 Amisse 14 Baronchelli 15 Pécout 16 Rouyer 17 Schaer Coach: Robert

Olympique Lyonnais – managers

Limbeck (1931–3x)
Duckworth (1945–46)
Heisserer (1950–54)
Darui (1954–55)
Troupel (1955–59)
Robert (1959–61)
Fernandez (1961–62)
Jasseron (1962–66)
Hon (1966–68)
Mignot (1968–76)
Jacquet (1976–80)
Destrumelle (1980–81)
Kovačević (1981–83)
Herbin (1983–85)
Nouzaret (1985–87)
Papas (1987–88)
Le Borgne (1988)
Domenech (1988–93)
Tigana (1993–95)
Stéphan (1995–96)
Lacombe (1996–2000)
Santini (2000–02)
Le Guen (2002–05)
Houllier (2005–07)
Perrin (2007–08)
Puel (2008–11)
Garde (2011–14)
Fournier (2014–15)
Génésio (2015–)

Valenciennes FC – managers

Griffiths (1933–35)
Fabian (1935–38)
Demeillez (1938)
Parmentier (1938–46)
Plummer (1946–47)
Parmentier (1947–48)
Tison (1948–50)
Pérus (1950–51)
Demeillez (1951–53)
Domergue (1953–66)
Robert (1966–70)
Provelli (1970)
Domergue (1970–72)
Loze (1972)
Destrumelle (1973–79)
Wilczek and Tempovski (1979–82)
Wilczek and Desmenez (1982)
Desmenez (1982–86)
Leclercq (1986–87)
Zvunka (1987–88)
Peyroche (1988–91)
Smerecki (1991–92)
Primorac (1992–93)
Metsu (1993–94)
Dewilder (1994–96)
Corroyer (1996)
Batelli (1996–00)
Ollé-Nicolle (2000–03)
Leclercq (2003–05)
Kombouaré (2005–09)
Montanier (2009–11)
Sanchez (2011–13)
Jacobs (2013–14)
Casoni (2014–15)
Le Frapper (2015)
Hadžibegić (2016–)

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