AS Monaco thread [R]

Discussion in 'France: Clubs' started by SportBoy333, Jul 29, 2006.

  1. SportBoy333

    SportBoy333 Member+

    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Pastor said he wouldnt resign. Anyway they cant even beat Nice because they drew 0-0 with them at home. Monsoreau out injured for 5 weeks.
     
  2. guignol

    guignol Moderator
    Staff Member

    Apr 28, 2005
    mermoz-les-boss
    Club:
    Olympique Lyonnais
    Nat'l Team:
    France
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    why should pastor resign? he's the richest man in monaco (no mean feat) and he'll take the whole show down with him if he wants. or even if he doesn't want.

    ASM is one club that will have a hard time fighting their way back up from L2. money could lure very good players to the sun to play in front of 2,000 fans for DD and a CL spot, but to play in 2nd division? for pastor's troupe of clowns?

    a few years ago the club had an idea to apply to play in seria A instead of france. maybe now they should see about admission to the qatari league.

    it's all very sad, since monaco was the first team in france that caught my fancy, but that a century ago... seems like more!
     
  3. THE SOS

    THE SOS New Member

    Aug 15, 2006
    Qingdao, PRC
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    It would be a shame to see the gorgeous Stade Louis II resigned to showcase second division play...and the European SuperCup. Ok, you get my point, for the sake of aesthetics, get your act together ASMFC ! (side note: my first Ligue 1 match was at the Stade Louis II, it undoubtedly has a special place in the ole coeur)
     
  4. guignol

    guignol Moderator
    Staff Member

    Apr 28, 2005
    mermoz-les-boss
    Club:
    Olympique Lyonnais
    Nat'l Team:
    France
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    an added advantage is that Louis II is the only stadium in L1 where you can get real beer at concessions. also merguez-frites sandwiches! and no standing in line! but then, can you really see the principality accepting the alternative, which is a horde (well, 2 or 3 would suffice i guess) of kebab vans around the stadium? right between hermès and cartier?

    of course it's a far cry from what you get at an american stadium, where eating is more important than the game, but usually, if you really need something to eat at halftime :rolleyes: you can get crushed for 10 minutes for a lukewarm near beer and the kind of ham sandwich they sell on the TGV (another place you should never get hungry).

    the real tip for those going to gerland is to get off a station early (debourg) and eat at kral kebab. better kebab, colder beer, cheaper than the roulottes, and you get to sit down. que veut le peuple?

    this is not a paid announcement, and bears no relation to any opinion relating to free speech, the european union, or genocides past present and future.
     
  5. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
  6. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Monaco 2 - 2 Lorient
    Ligue 1 | Sat, 18 Nov 2006 19:30
    Match factsMatch facts Monaco Lorient
    Yaya Toure 7
    Jeremy Menez 50 2-2 Hamed Namouchi 22
    Ulrich Le Pen 47
    Venue: Stade Louis II
    19:30, Saturday, 18th November 2006
    Ligue 1
    Attendence: 9830
    Referee: Laurent Duhamel
    Match LineupTeam Lineups Monaco Lorient
    Starting
    30 Flavio Roma
    3 Manuel Dos Santos
    4 Francois Modesto
    22 Fabian Bolivar
    32 Gael Givet
    6 Jaroslav Plasil
    7 Lucas Bernardi
    21 Camel Meriem
    15 Yaya Toure
    17 Serge Gakpe
    10 Jeremy Menez
    Starting
    1 Lionel Cappone
    20 Carl Medjani
    8 Guillaume Moullec
    29 Sylvain Marchal
    6 Fabrice Abriel
    7 Oscar Ewolo
    21 Pierre-Andre Gignac
    23 Yazid Mansouri
    24 Christophe Jallet
    11 Ulrich Le Pen
    13 Rafik Saifi

    Subs
    16 Stephane Ruffier
    25 Leandro Cufré
    23 Jerko Leko
    26 Massamba Lo Sambou
    11 Sebastien Grax
    19 Gonzalo Vargas
    20 Marco Di Vaio
    Subs
    30 Remy Riou
    5 Benjamin Genton
    22 Anis Ayari
    27 Hamed Namouchi
    12 Steve Marlet
    14 Fabrice Fiorese
    18 Rakhmane Barry

    Match TimelineMatch Timeline Monaco 2-2 Lorient
    7' Toure
    14' Mansouri
    Namouchi
    22' Namouchi
    47' Le Pen
    50' Menez
    58' Meriem
    Vargas
    70' Plasil
    Di Vaio
    71' Namouchi
    Fiorese
    88' Gignac
    Marlet
     
  7. Douai

    Douai New Member

    Jun 16, 2006
    États-Unis
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    They did not get a win, but at least the tie places them further away from the relegation zone, and allows them to gain confidence.
     
  8. SportBoy333

    SportBoy333 Member+

    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    I saw a small blurb about Glenn Hoddle possibly being the new manager and that definately made me chuckle a bit. I dont think that is a smart move. Paul Le Guen might not be a bad choice after he gets fired by Rangers.
     
  9. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://www.asm-fc.com/article.aspx?id=2378

    Lille OSC - AS Monaco FC : 1-1
    Nouveau résultat positif pour les Monégasques, plus battus depuis quatre matches. Grâce à un but splendide signé Serge Gakpé en première période, les Rouge et Blanc ramènent le point du match nul contre le 2ème du championnat.

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  10. guignol

    guignol Moderator
    Staff Member

    Apr 28, 2005
    mermoz-les-boss
    Club:
    Olympique Lyonnais
    Nat'l Team:
    France
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    never happen. lacombe prays every week for gers to win, even more than PSG!
     
  11. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
  12. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Monaco 3 - 0 Valenciennes at Stade Louis II. Good win. Goals by

    Yaya Toure 38
    Serge Gakpe 46
    Jan Koller 63

    [​IMG]
    Diego Perez passeur et Jan Koller buteur sur le troisième but monégasque

    http://www.asm-fc.com/article.aspx?id=2412
     
  13. Douai

    Douai New Member

    Jun 16, 2006
    États-Unis
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Damn, AS Monaco badly beat my fellow northerner :( .My dad was born in Valenciennes.
     
  14. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Marseille - AS Monaco FC : 2-1
    Revenus au score en début de seconde période grâce à Marco Di Vaio, Jerko Leko et les Monégasques s'inclinent finalement au stade Vélodrome sur un but de Mamadou Niang en fin de partie.

    http://www.asm-fc.com/article.aspx?id=2446
     
  15. okocha1

    okocha1 Member+

    Nov 25, 2004
    Club:
    Chelsea FC
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Rumor has it that Chelsea are keen on signing Serge Gakpe. I really would love to see him play and take SWP position as I think he is better player technically. Who has been more influential for Monaco Gakpe or Menez. Who has the more potential Gakpe or Nasri?
     
  16. SportBoy333

    SportBoy333 Member+

    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Gakpe is better than Menze but I like Nasri over Gakpe. You want Gakpe to replace Shawn Wright-Phillips ? Well Wright-Phillips leaving probably due to lack of playing time so I dont think Gakpe would be happy in just a back up role at Chelsea.
     
  17. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    Excellent 3-0 win over Sochaux at Stade Louis II Goals from Jerko Leko 6
    Jeremy Menez 56 and Yaya Toure 87.
     
  18. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
  19. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    [​IMG]
    Yaya Touré et Jérémy Menez, tous deux buteurs ce samedi contre Sochaux
     
  20. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://news.maxifoot.com/info-058887_61222/football.php

    Monaco: an attacker leaves in loan (22/12)
    Wishing to degrease a sector provided already well on the Rock, the trainer of the ACE Monaco Laurent Banide decided to send his young attacker Alexandre Licata (22 years) to aguerrir itself in League 2. This great hope Monegasque joined the SC Bastia this Thursday until the end of the season. (By Alexis Pereira)
     
  21. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://news.maxifoot.com/info-058890_61222/football-166820240871344a0.php

    Monaco: Di Vaio on the departure? (22/12)
    With the occasion of the next opening of the mercato, the trainer of the ACE Monaco Laurent Banide acknowledged to want to degrease an offensive sector provided good. According to the site Football, Marco Di Vaio (30 years, 13 appearances in L1 this season, 3 goals) could leave well the Rock this winter. International Italian would turn over on the other side of the Alps where Torino (11th of Series A) is very interested by its arrival. To follow. (By Alexis Pereira)
     
  22. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://news.maxifoot.com/info-058882_61222/football-166820240871344a1.php

    PSG: Does Rothen turn over on its rock? (22/12)
    Jerome Rothen (28 years, 9 matches with the PSG in championship) is not really any more a footballer since his arrival at the summer 2004 with the PSG. More often wounded than on the ground, the player would not be against a departure with the mercato. To rebound, it could thus take the way of Monaco, club where it had reached an international level. An all the more serious track, that the imminent arrival within the Parisian club of Gallardo is not to arrange its business. No matter what it arrives, with the PSG, Rothen will have wasted its time. (By Julien Leduc)
     
  23. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://news.maxifoot.com/info-059083_61230/football.php

    Monaco: Desired Balmont? (30/12)
    Courted by the Olympic one of Marseilles, the medium of ground of the OGC Nice Florent Balmont (26 years, 15 meetings in L1 this season) would also interest the ACE Monaco. Indeed, according to the press transalpine, the club of the Principality would see in him the during perfect one of Yaya Touré (23 years, 15 meetings in L1 this season, 5 goals) controlling its entrejeu. Will one attend a higher bid for the former Lyonese? To follow. (By Alexis Pereira)
     
  24. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
  25. SportBoy333

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    Jun 27, 2003
    Re: AS Monaco thread 2006-07[R]

    http://news.maxifoot.com/info-059314_70105/football.php

    Monaco: Gakpé signs a 5 year contract(05/01)
    The young attacker Serge Gakpé (19 years, 17 matches of L1 this season, 3 goals), revelation Monegasque of the beginning of season, signed five years a professional contract with the club of the Principality,learned the Team. The attacker was under contract "Elite" and was not to pass pro before the next summer. But the covetousness of several foreign clubs, of which Arsenal and Valencia, convinced the leaders of the ACE Monaco to accelerate things. (By Patrick Juillard)
     

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