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internationals Marcel Domingo,
Antoine Bonifaci,
Abdelaziz Ben Tifour, and Jean
Courteaux, as well as the
Argentine duo of
Pancho Gonzales and Luis
Carniglia and...
- Jean
Courteaux (6
November 1926 – 11
August 2003) was a
French footballer who pla**** as a striker. He was best
known for his
three years at Nice, where...
- Français 1952–53 27
goals Bror
Mellberg Toulouse 1953–54 36
goals Jean
Courteaux RC
Paris 1954–55 40
goals Petrus Van
Rhijn Valenciennes 1955–56 32 goals...
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Herman Selleslags Serge Simonart Rudy
Vandendaele Herman Brusselmans Willy Courteaux Patrick De
Witte Arnon Grunberg (until
August 2024)
Gerrit Komrij Tom...
- ISBN 978-0-674-21289-3.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
multiple names:
authors list (link)
Courteaux,
Olivier (2013).
Canada between Vichy and Free France, 1940-1945. Toronto...
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Grumellon France
Rennes 25 1950–51
Roger Piantoni France
Nancy 27 Jean
Courteaux France Nice 27 1951–52
Gunnar Andersson Sweden M****ille 31 1952–53...
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Juventus 3–2 Nice
Vivolo 11' Præst 35'
Muccinelli 77'
Report Courteaux 20', 60'...
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Kristanna Loken Musical guests: Air
guitar champions Jeff
Allen and
Vernon Courteaux Sketches: The Cat Burglar,
Awkward ****y Hot-Dog,
Nudist Tennis, Catching...
- t-10th top
goalscorer with 15 goals. He and his
fellow attacker Jean
Courteaux scored a
total of 42 goals,
which was then Nice's most
prolific partnership...
- Nice 4–2
Sporting CP Carré 8', ?'
Carniglia 20'
Courteaux 43'
Report Alves 62'
Albano 64'...
