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La Berrichonne de Châteauroux is a French second division football team from Châteauroux. In 2004 the team lost in the French Cup finals to Paris Saint-Germain. However, because PSG finished second in Ligue 1, thereby qualifying for the Champions League, Châteauroux earned an entry to the UEFA Cup, where they were beaten in the first round by Club Brugge from Belgium.
The club spent one season in Ligue 1, in 1997-98, after finishing 1st in the previous year's Ligue 2. Chateauroux, from the central, Indre area, have failed to mount a serious challenge for promotion since relegation from Ligue 1, but have kept towards the top end of Ligue 2. Chateauroux first appeared in Ligue 2 in 1994 after promotion from the inferior National League.
The club plays home fixtures at the 17,173 capacity Stade Gaston Petit, in front of crowds averaging between 6,000 - 7,000. Visitors are directed to one end of the Credit Agricole stand. The team strip is a deep red and blue, vertical striped shirt and blue shorts.
The club president is Michel Denisot (2004), a famous tv presenter, and the Manager is Cédric Daury (2005).
[edit] Kit Partner
LB Châteauroux's kit partner is Nike
[edit] Current squad 2007/2008
Certain players, have dual-nationality, but for the sake of the lists the priority is given to the chosen country of the player.
[edit] Dual Nationality
- 10
Marcello Trapasso
- 18
Jimmy Kébé
- 20
Guilherme Mauricio
- 28
Alharbi El Jadeyaoui
[edit] Managerial history
- Roder 1938-1939
- Roger Cabanis 1943-1946
- Gérard Woczniak 1946-1952
- Charles Carville 1952-1953
 Antonin Tichy 1953-1954- Jo Rabstejneck ?-?
- François Maestroni ?-?
- Albert Dubreucq September 1957-1958
- Maurice Lafont 1962-1963
- Henri Burda 1963-1965
- Léon Deladerrière 1965-1967
- Robert Vicot 1967-1970
- André Strappe 1970-1971
- Gérard Woczniak and Ferrandis 1971-1973
- Lucien Troupel 1973-1980
- Hervé Revelli 1980-1983
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 Anton Nieroba 1983-1985- Philippe Leroux 1985-February 1986
- Karim Ibrahim February 1986-1986
- Philippe Besset 1986-1987
- Lionel Sachy 1987-1988
 Alec Hrnic 1988-1989- Jacky Lemée 1989
- Andrzej Szarmach 1989-1991
- Joachim Marx 1991-October 1992
- Victor Zvunka October 1992-1998
- Joël Bats 1998-September 1999
- Thierry Froger September 1999-2003
- Victor Zvunka 2003-2005
- Didier Ollé-Nicole 2005-March 2006
- Cédric Daury March 2006-2008
- Frédéric Zago March 2007 (Caretaker)
- Christian Sarramagna 2008-
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Angers (res.) • Auxerre (3rd) • Blois • Châteauroux (res.) • Châtellerault (res.)
Créteil (res.) • Ecommoy • Iphy-Decize • Issy • La Flèche • Les Herbiers
Luçon • Malesherbes • Saint-Pryve Saint-Hilaire • Saumur • Thouars
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