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	'''Roger Salnot''' (born 10 December 1958 in [[Guadeloupe]], [[France]]) is a football coach ~~currently~~ ~~coaching~~ the [[Guadeloupe national football team]]. ~~Salnot~~ ~~has~~ ~~been~~ ~~the Guadeloupe coach since 2001~~.		'''Roger Salnot''' (born 10 December 1958 in [[Guadeloupe]], [[France]]) is a football coach who managed the [[Guadeloupe national football team]] from 2001 to 2011.

	==Coaching career==		==Coaching career==

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	'''Roger Salnot''' (born 10 December 1958 in [[Guadeloupe]], [[France]]) is a football coach currently coaching the [[Guadeloupe national football team]]. Salnot has been the ~~Guadelupe~~ coach since 2001.		'''Roger Salnot''' (born 10 December 1958 in [[Guadeloupe]], [[France]]) is a football coach currently coaching the [[Guadeloupe national football team]]. Salnot has been the Guadeloupe coach since 2001.

	==Coaching career==		==Coaching career==
	In 2007, Salnot led the team to finish in fourth place of the [[Caribbean Nations Cup 2006-07\|Digicel Caribbean Cup 2007]]. In the first round, Guadeloupe advanced as leader of Group F, alongside the other French department, [[Martinique]]. In the stage two, the team finished second in Group H behind [[Guyana]]. After losing to [[Haiti]] in the tournament semifinals, ~~Guadelupe~~ lost to [[Cuba]] in the third place playoff game and finished fourth.		In 2007, Salnot led the team to finish in fourth place of the [[Caribbean Nations Cup 2006-07\|Digicel Caribbean Cup 2007]]. In the first round, Guadeloupe advanced as leader of Group F, alongside the other French department, [[Martinique]]. In the stage two, the team finished second in Group H behind [[Guyana]]. After losing to [[Haiti]] in the tournament semifinals, Guadeloupe lost to [[Cuba]] in the third place playoff game and finished fourth.

	Guadeloupe was a surprise qualifier for the [[2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup]]. Salnot's team continued their strong play throughout the year at the Gold Cup. Their success was so surprising because it was their first major international tournament. They started out by tying 1-1 to the strong Caribbean team of [[Haiti national football team\|Haiti]], followed by a 2-1 win over [[Canada men's national soccer team\|Canada]] and finally succumbing 1-0 to the [[UNCAF Nations Cup 2007\|reigning champions]] of [[UNCAF\|Central America]], [[Costa Rica national football team\|Costa Rica]]. Guadeloupe advanced to the quarterfinals as the best performing 3rd place team in group play.		Guadeloupe was a surprise qualifier for the [[2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup]]. Salnot's team continued their strong play throughout the year at the Gold Cup. Their success was so surprising because it was their first major international tournament. They started out by tying 1-1 to the strong Caribbean team of [[Haiti national football team\|Haiti]], followed by a 2-1 win over [[Canada men's national soccer team\|Canada]] and finally succumbing 1-0 to the [[UNCAF Nations Cup 2007\|reigning champions]] of [[UNCAF\|Central America]], [[Costa Rica national football team\|Costa Rica]]. Guadeloupe advanced to the quarterfinals as the best performing 3rd place team in group play.

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	Guadeloupe was a surprise qualifier for the [[2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup]]. Salnot's team continued their strong play throughout the year at the Gold Cup. Their success was so surprising because it was their first major international tournament. They started out by tying 1-1 to the strong Caribbean team of [[Haiti national football team\|Haiti]], followed by a 2-1 win over [[Canada men's national soccer team\|Canada]] and finally succumbing 1-0 to the [[UNCAF Nations Cup 2007\|reigning champions]] of [[UNCAF\|Central America]], [[Costa Rica national football team\|Costa Rica]]. Guadeloupe advanced to the quarterfinals as the best performing 3rd place team in group play.		Guadeloupe was a surprise qualifier for the [[2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup]]. Salnot's team continued their strong play throughout the year at the Gold Cup. Their success was so surprising because it was their first major international tournament. They started out by tying 1-1 to the strong Caribbean team of [[Haiti national football team\|Haiti]], followed by a 2-1 win over [[Canada men's national soccer team\|Canada]] and finally succumbing 1-0 to the [[UNCAF Nations Cup 2007\|reigning champions]] of [[UNCAF\|Central America]], [[Costa Rica national football team\|Costa Rica]]. Guadeloupe advanced to the quarterfinals as the best performing 3rd place team in group play.
	In the quarterfinals, they shocked one of the most outstanding teams in the tournament, [[Honduras national football team\|Honduras]], by defeating them 2-1, with goals of [[Jocelyn Angloma]] and [[Richard Socrier]].<ref>[http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/06/18/sports/NA-SPT-SOC-Honduras-Guadeloupe.php Gold Cup: Guadeloupe stuns Honduras 2-1 to reach semifinals]</ref> After that impressive win, Salnot and his team lost 0-1 in the semifinal against [[Mexico national football team\|Mexico]] with a curling shot from 30 yards of [[Pavel Pardo]].<ref>[~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5QozWzZF9c MEXICO vs GUADALUPE - GOLD CUP 2007]</ref> At the end of the tournament, [[Franck Grandel]] was named the best goalkeeper of the Gold Cup and [[Jocelyn Angloma]] was an Honorable Mention.		In the quarterfinals, they shocked one of the most outstanding teams in the tournament, [[Honduras national football team\|Honduras]], by defeating them 2-1, with goals of [[Jocelyn Angloma]] and [[Richard Socrier]].<ref>[http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/06/18/sports/NA-SPT-SOC-Honduras-Guadeloupe.php Gold Cup: Guadeloupe stuns Honduras 2-1 to reach semifinals]</ref> After that impressive win, Salnot and his team lost 0-1 in the semifinal against [[Mexico national football team\|Mexico]] with a curling shot from 30 yards of [[Pavel Pardo]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5QozWzZF9c MEXICO vs GUADALUPE - GOLD CUP 2007]</ref> At the end of the tournament, [[Franck Grandel]] was named the best goalkeeper of the Gold Cup and [[Jocelyn Angloma]] was an Honorable Mention.

	In the [[2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup]], Guadeloupe tried to repeat and improve on their last Gold cup outing of the last edition, Salnot hired Angloma as his assistant coach.		In the [[2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup]], Guadeloupe tried to repeat and improve on their last Gold cup outing of the last edition, Salnot hired Angloma as his assistant coach.

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