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Alain Rousseau
Personal information
Place of birth	Tahiti
Managerial career
Years	Team
1997–1998	Tahiti

Alain Rousseau is a Tahitian professional football manager.

Career

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Since 1997 until 1998 he coached the Tahiti national football team together with Eddy Rousseau.^[1]

References

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↑ Oceanian Nations Cup 1998 - RSSSF

External links

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Alain Rousseau at WorldFootball.net

v t e Tahiti squad – 1998 OFC Nations Cup fourth place
GK Jacquemet GK Tapeta DF Etaeta DF Fatupua-Lecaill DF Faura DF Michelena DF Paama DF Taiarui MF Beramelli MF Boene MF Garcia MF Raumati MF J. Rousseau MF Zaveroni FW Amaru FW Gatien FW Labaste FW Quennet Coach: A. Rousseau & E. Rousseau

v t e Tahiti national football team – managers
Vernaudon (1973) Vansam (1980) Ferez (1992) Vahirua (1992) Mottini (1995–96) Kautai (1996) Vansam (1997) A. Rousseau & E. Rousseau (1997–98) Gardikiotis (1999–2000) Jacquemet (2001–03) Kautai (2004–07) Etaeta (2010–15) Flaccadori (2015) Graugnard (2015–18) Bennett (2018–19) Garcia (2019–25) Fréchet (interim) (2026–)

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Career

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