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The AJ Auxerre played at the highest level (in Division 1 renamed 'Ligue 1') since the 1980-81
season, but was relegated during the 2011-2012 in the Ligue 2 season. The club has won four cups
of France and a championship of France. To this day, AJ Auxerre played over one thousand games in
the first division and more than one hundred matches in the European Cup. It is part of two only
professional clubs in France to own its stadium with AC Ajaccio. try this site.
The AJ Auxerre played at the highest level (in Division 1 renamed 'Ligue 1') since the 1980-81
season, but was relegated during the 2011-2012 in the Ligue 2 season. The club has won four cups
of France and a championship of France. To this day, AJ Auxerre played over one thousand games in
the first division and more than one hundred matches in the European Cup. It is part of two only
professional clubs in France to own its stadium with AC Ajaccio.
The adjective derived from the club is "ajaiste", so called the players or the fans. Renowned for its
training centre, AJ Auxerre is inseparable from the emblematic figure Guy Roux who was the coach
for more than forty years.
In March 1887, Apollinaire gesture, vicar of St Peter's Church, founded in Auxerre the patronage
Saint-Joseph. Ernest l'abbe-Deschamps becomes president.
At the end of the 19th century, the idea of a separation of the Church and the State appeared to call
into question the Concordat of 1801 set up by Napoleon I and the Holy See. In 1901, the freedom of
association Act stipulates that "no religious congregation may form without an authorization given
by a law" 2. September 4, 1904, mile Combes, president of the Council since 1902, delivered a
speech on the separation of Church and State in Auxerre before two thousand persons3. After the
resignation of Emile Combes following the "business cards", it was his successor, Maurice Rouvier,
leading the separation until its completion.
In Auxerre, in response to the law of "Separation of Church and State" voted on December 9, 1905,
Ernest Deschamps, vicar of the Cathedral Saint-etienne D'auxerre and the St. Joseph sponsorship
Manager, took advantage of the law of 1901 by creating, on December 29, 1905, a company sports
and education: the association of youth auxerroise4. Sections practised within the club are men's
gymnastics, the clique (battery-fanfare), military preparedness and shooting, and of course the
football5. On 1 January 1906, AJ Auxerre became affiliated with the Federation gymnastics and
sports sponsorships of dispositions.
The AJA who thinks to affiliate to the PANDAGOPAL from 1905 decides to organize matches with
clubs members of the federation. It thus played his first "official" match on 5 November 1905 against
the swanky de Bourgogne of Migennes in presence of Charles Simon, Secretary general FGSPF6 and
friend of Abbot Deschamps7. AJA then imposed itself as the best Burgundy of the PANDAGOPAL
club by winning every year the Championship of Burgundy PANDAGOPAL between 1906 and 1914.
At the national level the AJA tilts in the final of the Championship of France of the patronages8 1909
against the good guys of Bordeaux (lost 5-1 at Gentilly) 9. The following season AJA is eliminated in
the semifinals by Olier Patronage on the score of 9-0 on 17 April 1910.
During World War II, AJ Auxerre loses fiftyseven its one hundred thirty-two members masculins10.
In 1918, the AJA is forced to liberate the land of the Ocrerie she has held since 190511. During the
1917-1918 season AJA participates in the first Coupe de France of football, making it one of the
forty-eight founding members. October 7, 1917, the AJA is eliminated in the first round by the bike-
Sport Alliance Auxerre with a score of 6 goals to 1. In 1920, the AJA became affiliated to the French
Football Federation and to the League's Burgundy-Franche-Comt football11. AJA then
participated at the County Championships. She won the title of champion of the Yonne in 1929 and
played in his first championship of Burgundy in 1931. In 1936-1937, financial difficulties, the AJA
disclaims the Championship of Burgundy. She played again in 194112.
During World War II, despite the German occupation, the AJA continues to exist. She lost three
players during this conflict: its goalkeeper, Pierre Bureau (shot July 9, 1944 in a wood near the Val-
de-Mercy13), and two of his teammates, Gaston Martin and Charles Paquot, killed by the French
militia because they resistants14.
In 1946, AJA again won the title of champion of the Yonne and accesses the division of honour of
Burgundy. That same year, AJA achieves the double by winning the cup of the Yonne football.
Shortly after, Pierre Grosjean becomes the first official coach of the club15. War is marked by the
derbies against Auxerre Stade, the secular club in the town of Auxerre. On 1 December 1949, l '
Abb Deschamps died, and the following year, Vaux Road stadium was renamed Stade l ' Abb-
Deschamps. In 1950, Georges Hatz is appointed coach of AJ Auxerre. AJA misses the 1951
Championship de France fans rise on green carpet as his goalkeeper has a double license6. In 1952,
lack of money, the AJA may retain Georges Hatz. It is then a waltz of coaches that begins at the AJA:
1952-1953, Marc Olivier; 1953-1955, Mr. Fiona Liz; 1955-1956, Pierre Meunier; 1956-1958, Jacques
Boulard; 1958-1959, Joseph Holmann; 1959-1961, Christian Di Orio. In 1958, the AJA is even
relegated to Promotion of honour of Burgundy, but goes back the next season in honor of Burgundy
division.
In 1961, Jean Garnault became president of AJ Auxerre and offers Guy Roux to play Auxerre (ago
played from 1952 to 1957). Guy Roux agrees to the condition to become coach-joueur17. AJA who
received several CV coaches (which Jean Baratte and Bolek Tempowski14) finally chooses Guy Roux
because it is the least cher18. AJ Auxerre http://www.checks.com/ is deficit of 8,000 francs and is
forced to cut wood, instead of using coal to heat the dressing room to make the economies19. At age
23, Guy Roux, becomes the 11th coach of the AJA since the release (on a total of seventeen seasons).
From 1962 to 1964, Guy Roux made his military service in Trier in the company of Lionel Jospin20.
He was replaced at the AJA by Gagneux and Jacques Chevalier. In 1963, Jean Garnault is elected
president of the League of Burgundy. He was replaced at the head of the AJA by Jean-Claude Hamel.
AJA evolving Division d'honneur until 1970. At the end of the 1969-1970 season, AJA indeed won the
Division d'honneur Burgundy and is thus promoted to Division 3. AJA is evolving in the center of the
Division 3 group. AJA getting stronger by recruiting the first Kalman Gerencseri21 and Andr
Fefeu, former player professional Saint-etienne with whom he won the Championship and the
Coupe22. Guy Roux brought also the captain of the team of France amateurs, Franois Chevat23.
For his first two seasons at this level, the AJA finished in third place. In 1972-1973, the AJA finished
sixth but the season is embellished by the France Cup where the AJA reaches the final 31. The
following season, Auxerre finished fourth and second Divisin as three clubs that finished ahead of
the are reservations of professional teams that do not have the right to evolve in the second division:
Lyon, Saint-etienne, Marseille.
On August 17, 1974, the AJA played his first meeting of Division 2 face Hazebrouck and applies 2
goals to 1. AJA then played in Division 2 with the amateur status. However, it must commit to full
time an Administrative Secretary and financial: Jean Edy. In order to ensure its maintenance in
Division 2, the AJA recruits Polish goalkeeper Maryan Szeja, which is replacement for FC Metz, and
the international Olympic Grard Hallet. The season that follows, the AJA recruits Serge
Mesons, Dominique Cuperly, Jean-Marc Schaer and Lucien Denis [22]. During his first two
seasons in Division 2, the AJA ends every time to tenth place. During the 1975-1976 season, the AJA
reaches for the first time in its history the sixteenths of final of the cup of France where she tilts
against Olympique de Marseille (0-0 at Auxerre, losing 2-0 to Marseille).