Sylvain Ripoll

Sylvain Ripoll
Personal information

Full name	Sylvain Ripoll
Date of birth	(1971-08-15) 15 August 1971
Place of birth	Rennes, France
Youth career
1978–1986	CPB Ginguené
1986–1990	Stade Rennais
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1990–1994	Stade Rennais	77	(0)
1994–1995	→ Le Mans (loan)	33	(1)
1995–2003	FC Lorient	207	(4)
Total		317	(5)
Teams managed
2014–	FC Lorient
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Sylvain Ripoll (born 15 August 1971) is a French football manager, currently coaching Ligue 1 team FC Lorient.^[1]

Career

As a player, Ripoll played with Stade Rennais, Le Mans and FC Lorient. At 25 May 2014, he was appointed as the new manager of Lorient. He won his first game as a manager in the first Ligue 1 game of the season. Lorient managed to beat AS Monaco with 1-2 in their own Stade Louis II.^[2]

References

↑ "France - S. Ripoll - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway". soccerway.com. Retrieved 2014-12-28.
↑ "Monaco vs. Lorient - 10 August 2014 - Soccerway". soccerway.com. Retrieved 2014-12-28.

FC Lorient – current squad

3 Musavu-King 4 Le Goff 5 Touré 6 Bellugou 7 Ndong 8 Jouffre (c) 9 Waris 11 Gakpa 12 Moukandjo 13 Abdullah 14 Guerreiro 15 Mulumba 16 Sy 17 Mesloub 18 Karamoko 19 Philippoteaux 20 Bouanga 21 Traoré 22 Jeannot 23 Fofana 24 Lautoa 25 Gassama 26 Rose 27 Cabot 28 Barthelmé 29 Paye 30 Chaigneau 31 Lavigne 40 Lecomte Manager: Ripoll

FC Lorient – managers

Lokay (1929–32)
Bohm (?–?)
Snella (1946–48)
Lisiero (1948–51)
Hennequin (1951–52)
Girot (1952–59)
Cuissard (1959)
Philipot (1960–61)
Carpentier (1961–67)
Cuissard (1967–69)
Boutet (1969)
Rummelhardt (1969–71)
Mori (1971–72)
Vincent (1972–76)
Hon (1976–78)
Le Bellec (1978–79)
Goueffic (1979–81)
Lagadec (1981–82)
Gourcuff (1982–86)
Le Calloch (1986–88)
Thiboult (1988–90)
Le Polotec (1990–91)
Gourcuff (1991–2001)
Marcos (2001)
Pouliquen (2001–03)
Gourcuff (2003–14)
Ripoll (2014–)

Ligue 1 managers

Antonetti (Lille) Blanc (PSG) Bradja, Padovani & Tingry (Troyes) Ciccolini (Bastia) Courbis (Rennes) Der Zakarian (Nantes) Dupraz (Toulouse) Galtier (Saint-Étienne) Garande (Caen) Génésio (Lyon) Gourvennec (Guingamp) Guégan (Reims) Hantz (Montpellier) Jardim (Monaco) Laurey (Ajaccio) Moulin (Angers) Passi (Marseille) Puel (Nice) Ramé (Bordeaux) Ripoll (Lorient)

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