Alex Dupont

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Alex Dupont
Personal information
Full name	Alex Dupont
Date of birth	(1954-05-30) May 30, 1954
Place of birth	Dunkirk, France
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
1964–1972	Dunkerque
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1972–1975	Dunkerque
1975–1979	Hazebrouck
1979–1983	Dunkerque
Teams managed
1984–1985	Dunkerque
1990–1996	Dunkerque
1997	Charleville
1997–1998	Boulogne
1998–2000	Gueugnon
2000–2001	Sedan
2002–2003	Qatar (assistant)
2004	Laval
2004–2006	Amiens
2006–2007	United Arab Emirates (assistant)
2007–2008	Gueugnon
2009–2012	Brest
2012	Ajaccio
2013-2016	Brest
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Alex Dupont (born 30 May 1954) is a former French footballer and football manager.

Career

Dupont played as a midfielder for Dunkerque and Hazebrouck.^[1]^[2]

He coached Dunkerque, Charleville, Boulogne, Gueugnon, with whom he won the Coupe de la Ligue in 2000,^[3] Sedan, Laval, Amiens.^[4] He managed Brest since 2009, when he took over Gérald Baticle,^[5]^[6] On 26 April 2012, French top-flight strugglers Brest have sacked him, just five games before the end of the season. .^[7]

On 22 June 2012, Dupont was named as head coach of Ligue 1 side AC Ajaccio.^[8] He was sacked by Ajaccio on 17 December 2012.^[9]

He returned to manage Brest in 2013. At the end of the 2015-2016, his expiring contract with the Ligue 2 side was not renewed.^[1]

Ligue 2 Manager of the Year

2001: Fernandez 2002: Bonnevay 2003: Mombaerts 2004: Baždarević 2005: Furlan 2006: Kombouaré 2007: De Taddeo 2008: Nobilo 2009: Montanier 2010: Dupont 2011: Casoni 2012: Hantz 2013: Gourvennec 2014: Cartier 2015: Furlan 2016: Dall'Oglio

US Boulogne – managers

Blaud (1936–37)
Payne (1937–39)
Bourbotte & Hauvespré (1950–53)
Bourbotte (1953–56)
Prouff (1956–58)
Meerseman (1959–61)
Prévost (1961–62)
Cheuva (1962–66)
Grizzetti (1966–67)
Schultz (1967)
Laune (1967–69)
Muller & Aubert (1969)
Langrand (1969–73)
Pruvost (1973)
Deladerrière (1973)
Favre (1973–74)
Oliver (1974–75)
Augustine (1975)
Langrand (1975–76)
Langrand & Douglas (1976–79)
Douglas (1979–82)
Souilliez (1982–86)
Zoonekynd (1986–88)
Bodji (1988–89)
Baraffe (1989–90)
Souilliez (1990–92)
Ellena (1992–94)
Langlois (1994–96)
Dupuis (1996–97)
Dupont (1997–98)
Dewilder (1998–99)
Dupuis (1999–2001)
Colinet (2001–03)
Langlois (2003)
Brown (2003–04)
Dupuis (2004)
Montanier (2004–09)
Guyot (2009–10)
Estevan (2010–11)
Plancque (2011–12)
Tournay (2012–13)
Le Mignan (2013–)

Weinstock (1946–47)
Dugauguez (1948–63)
Vandooren (1963–64)
Dugauguez (1964–74)
Tordo (1974–75)
Brény (1975–76)
Perrin (1976–78)
Roy (1978–80)
Tordo (1980–87)
Le Floch'moan (1987–94)
Sarramagna (1994–95)
Metsu (1995–98)
Rémy (1998–2000)
Dupont (2000–01)
Stambouli (2001–03)
Bathenay (2003–04)
Romano (2004–06)
Pasqualetti (2006–08)
Chauvin (2008–11)
Guyot (2011–13)
Fouzari (2013–15)
Lemerre (2016–)

Chopin (1950–62)
Torris (1962–63)
Garabedian & Fouillen (1963–64)
Rannou, Garabedian & Fouillen (1964–66)
Garabedian & Fouillen (1966–76)
de Martigny (1976–82)
Nenković (1982–84)
Dewilder (1984–86)
Keruzoré (1986–87)
Maligorne (1987–89)
Muslin (1989–91)
Fouillen & Le Roux (1991–93)
Todorov (1993–94)
Garcia (1994–95)
Goavec (1995–97)
Robert (1997–99)
de Martigny (1999–2002)
Matrisciano (2002–03)
Rust (2003–06)
Goudet (2006)
Janin (2007–08)
Martins^c (2008)
Baticle & Guesdon (2008–09)
Dupont (2009–12)
Martins^c (2012)
Chauvin (2012–13)
Martins^c (2013)
Dupont (2013–)

AC Ajaccio – managers

Stade Lavallois – managers

Sorel (1954–58) Heuillard (1958–63) Barré (1963–68) Le Millinaire (1968–92) Maligorne (1992–95) Troch (1995–97) Gauthier (1997–2001) Zvunka (2001–03) Smerecki (2003–04) Dupont (2004) Troch (2004–07) Hinschberger (2007–14) Zanko (2014–)

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