Football. Former Big Scorer of OL, André Guy Died
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French football is in mourning. André Guy died this Friday at the age of 85 announces the newspaper L'Equipe.
The former attacker of Les Bleus died at the age of 85. He was the best Ligue 1 scorer in 1969, scoring the history of Lyon and Rennes.
Stade Rennais announced Friday, September 25, the death of André Guy, an illustrious attacker of the club in 1971, where he won the Coupe de France by scoring in the final.
André Guy, the 13th best scorer in OL's history, died at the age of 85. French international born in Bourg-en-Bresse and passed through theASSE, he scored French football of the 60s and 70s.
Friday, we learned of the disappearance of André Guy at the age of 85. Great French attacker of the 1960s, he had worn the jersey of ...
Former French international, champion of France with Saint-Étienne and best scorer of the championship in 1969 with Lyon, André Guy died at 85 years of age. Located in Sanary, he had been assistant sports there.
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