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Stade Francais

 

 
KNOWN AS Stade Francais Club Athlétique des Sports Généraux
FOUNDED 1883
STADIUM (capacity) Stade Jean-Bouin 12,000
POSITION LAST YEAR 8th. Full results
BUDGET FOR 2010/11 19.0 (down €2.0m from 2009/10)
COLOURS Pink and blue
HONOURS Championship winners 1893, 1894, 1895, 1897, 1898, 1901, 1905, 1908, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2007
  Championship runners-up 1896, 1899, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1927, 2005
  Challenge Yves Manoir, winners  
  Coup de L’Esperance, winners  
  Coupe de l’Espérance, runners-up 1916
  Coupe Andre Moga, winners  
  Heineken Cup, winners  
  Heineken Cup, runners-up 2001, 2005
  Coupe de France, winners 1999
  Coupe de France, runners-up 1998
PRESIDENT Max Guazzani  
COACH

Michael Cheika, Christophe Laussucq, Mario Ledesma

CAPTAIN

Sergio Parisse

TRIVIA The current club was founded in 1995 with the merger of the rugby sections of Stade Francais and Club Athlétique des Sports Généraux (CASG). Entrepreneur Max Guazzini took over in 1992, when in third division, beginning the club’s recent rise. In 2001 he started the ‘Dieux du Stade’ – (the Gods of Stade) – calendar.
MAJOR SIGNINGS Martin Rodriguez (Argentine full-back)
  Gonzalo Tiesi (Argentine centre)
  Goderzi Shvelidze (Georgian prop)
CURRENT PLAYERS View Current Players & Player Profiles
MAJOR PLAYERS Mauro Bergamasco (Italian back row)
  Juan Manuel Leguizamon (Argentine back row / number eight)
  Sergio Parisse (Italian captain, back row, nominated for IRB Player of the Year 2008)
  Rodrigo Roncero (veteran Argentine prop)
  Dimitri Szarzewski (French hooker)
  Lionel Beauxis (French fly-half)
  Ollie Phillips (England sevens winger)
  James Haskell (England flanker)
OFFICIAL SITE www.stade.fr

FIXTURES 2009/10

2008/09 Results
2009/10 Results

DATE OPPOSITION Competition Score
29.07.10 Lyon OU (n) Friendly 12 - 13
05.08.10 Toulon (a) Friendly 22 - 25
13.08.10 Bourgoin (h) Top 14 43 - 12
20.08.10 La Rochelle (h) Top 14 41 - 26
28.08.10 Stade Toulousain (a) Top 14 16 - 34
01.09.10 Castres (h) Top 14 40 - 34
05.09.10 Biarritz (a) Top 14 11 - 19
11.09.10 Brive (h) Top 14 27 - 29
18.09.10 Perpignan (a) Top 14 21 - 22
25.09.10 SU Agen (a) Top 14 27 - 12
02.10.10 Montpellier (h) Top 14 30 - 13
07.10.10 Crociati RFC (h) ACC 57 - 6
17.10.10 Leeds (a) ACC 22 - 13
23.10.10 Toulon (h) Top 14 22 - 15
30.10.10 Clermont Auvergne (a) Top 14 3 - 27
04.11.10 Bayonne (h) Top 14 20 - 24
04.12.10 Racing-Métro 92 (a) Top 14 13 - 15
11.12.10 Bucarest (a) ACC 29 - 20
16.12.10 Bucarest (h) ACC 35 - 7
29.12.10 Bourgoin (a) Top 14 26 - 16
02.01.11 La Rochelle (a) Top 14 26 - 26
08.01.11 Stade Toulousain (h) Top 14 31 - 3
15.01.11 Leeds (h) ACC 39 - 10
22.01.11 Crociati RFC (a) ACC 34 - 17
26.01.11 Castres (a) Top 14 12 - 34
12.02.11 Biarritz (h) Top 14 31 - 18
19.02.11 Brive (a) Top 14 10 - 26
05.03.11 Perpignan (h) Top 14 9 - 21
12.03.11 SU Agen (h) Top 14 22 - 18
26.03.11 Montpellier (a) Top 14 23 - 29
02.04.11 Toulon (a) Top 14 10 - 38
08.04.11 Montpellier (h) ACC (qf) 32 - 28
16.04.11 Clermont Auvergne (h) Top 14 10 - 20
23.04.11 Bayonne (a) Top 14 20 - 54
29.04.11 Clermont Auvergne (h) ACC (sf) 29 - 25
07.05.11 Racing-Métro 92 (h) Top 14 16 - 29
20.05.11 Harlequins (n) * ACC (Final) -

* ACC final played at Cardiff City Stadium

 

 

 
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