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Remi Garde : ウィキペディア英語版
Rémi Garde

Rémi Garde ((:ʁemi ɡaʁd), born 3 April 1966) is a French professional football coach and former player. He is currently the manager of English club Aston Villa. During his career he won several honours, including the 1997–98 FA Premier League, and was capped by the France national team.
==Club career==
Garde started his playing career at Lyon in 1982, helping the club achieve promotion to Ligue 1 in 1989.〔 Playing as a defensive midfielder or sweeper, he became club captain. Garde left Lyon in 1993 to join Strasbourg, where he spent three seasons and reached a Coupe de France final in 1995. Garde moved to England in August 1996, joining Arsenal after Arsène Wenger recommended him to the club; Wenger was not Arsenal's manager at this stage, as he was seeing out his contract at Nagoya Grampus.
Garde joined on the same day as Patrick Vieira,〔 though unlike Vieira, the 30-year-old Garde was intended to be more of an experienced cover player rather than a future first-team regular.〔 Garde became known for his tidy and reliable performances as backup for Vieira or Emmanuel Petit; he played a total of 45 matches over three seasons for Arsenal, and was a member of the Double-winning side of 1997–98,〔 making 10 league appearances that season meaning he only narrowly qualified for a Premier League winners' medal. He also made one appearance during Arsenal's FA Cup run, which came in the quarter final replay at West Ham United.〔 The game went to a penalty shootout and despite Garde missing his kick, Arsenal prevailed. He was however not part of the squad as they won the 1998 FA Cup Final. With age and a persistent knee injury limiting his appearances, Garde retired from professional football in June 1999, just after he had narrowly missed out on a second successive double with the club, who had finished second in the league and lost the FA Cup semi-final to Manchester United.

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