| KNOWN AS |
Union Sportive des
Arlequins Perpignanais, USA Perpignan |
| FOUNDED |
1902 |
| STADIUM (capacity) |
Stade Aimé Giral
|
14,593 |
| POSITION LAST YEAR |
1st
(champions after winning play-off final against
Clermont Auvergne).
Full results |
|
BUDGET FOR 2009/10 |
€13.0m
(up
€1.0m
from 2008/9) |
| COLOURS |
Red and yellow (sang et or - blood and gold) |
| HONOURS |
Championship
winners |
1914, 1921, 1925,
1938, 1944, 1955, 2009 |
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Championship
runners-up |
1998, 2004 |
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Challenge Yves du
Manoir, winners |
1935, 1955, 1994 |
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Challenge Yves du
Manoir, runners-up |
1936, 1937, 1938,
1956, 1965 |
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Coup de
L’Esperance, winners |
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Coupe Andre Moga,
winners |
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Heineken Cup,
winners |
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Heineken Cup,
runners-up |
2003 |
| PRESIDENT |
Paul Goze |
|
| COACH |
Jacques Brunel, Franck Azéma,
Bernard Goutta |
| TRIVIA |
Perpignan's Top 14 triumph in 2008/9 was their first
French title for 54 years. Jerome Porical,
full-back, followed in the footsteps of his
grandfather in becoming a French champion. Jerome's
father also played for Perpignan, but never won the
title. |
| MAJOR SIGNINGS |
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| CURRENT PLAYERS |
View Current Players & Player
Profiles |
| MAJOR PLAYERS |
Perry Freshwater
(veteran NZ-born England prop) |
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Nicolas Mas (French prop) |
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Henry Tuilagi (Samoan back row) |
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Gerrie Britz (South African lock) |
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Maxime
Mermoz (French centre) |
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Philip
Burger (South African winger) |
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Farid
Sid (France sevens international winger) |
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Marius
Tincu (Romanian hooker) |
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Nicolas
Mas (French prop) |
| OFFICIAL SITE |
www.usap.fr |
