André Boïs, the former chairman of French football club OGC Nice from 1991 to 1997, has passed away. Boïs, who was a passionate fan of the club, led them to two trophies during his time as chairman. OGC Nice expressed their sadness at his passing and paid tribute to his contributions to the team.
⚫️ #OGCNice is deeply saddened to learn that André Boïs, the club's chairman from 1991 to 1997, has passed away.
Born in the Vieux-Nice area, Boïs was a huge fan of Le Gym and led the club to two trophies: the Division 2 title in '94 and the Coupe de France in '97.
Rest in… pic.twitter.com/JgXKKsRL1n
— OGC Nice 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@ogcnice_eng) September 18, 2023
OGC Nice, a French football club, is mourning the loss of André Boïs, their former chairman who served from 1991 to 1997. The news of Boïs’ passing has left the club and its supporters deeply saddened. Born in the Vieux-Nice area, Boïs was not only a dedicated fan of Le Gym but also a driving force behind the team’s success during his tenure.
During his time as chairman, Boïs led OGC Nice to two remarkable victories, securing the Division 2 title in 1994 and the Coupe de France in 1997. His leadership and passion for the club were instrumental in creating a winning culture and establishing OGC Nice as a formidable force in French football.
Boïs’ commitment to the club extended far beyond his role as chairman. He was known for his unwavering support, attending matches and cheering on the team with enthusiasm. His love for OGC Nice was evident to all who knew him, and his dedication to the club will be remembered and celebrated by fans for years to come.
At this time, the cause of André Boïs’ death remains unknown. The news of his passing came as a shock to the football community, leaving many grieving the loss of a beloved figure. As tributes pour in and condolences are shared, the club and its supporters are united in their grief, remembering Boïs as a true icon of OGC Nice.
The legacy that André Boïs leaves behind is one of success, passion, and unwavering loyalty. His contributions to OGC Nice will be forever etched in the club’s history, and his memory will live on in the hearts of fans. As the OGC Nice community mourns this devastating loss, they find solace in the cherished moments and victories that Boïs brought to the club.
OGC Nice and its supporters bid farewell to André Boïs, expressing gratitude for his immense contributions, and sending thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones during this difficult time. Rest in peace, André Boïs, a true legend of OGC Nice..
#OGCNice is deeply saddened to learn that André Boïs, the club’s chairman from 1991 to 1997, has passed away.
Born in the Vieux-Nice area, Boïs was a huge fan of Le Gym and led the club to two trophies: the Division 2 title in ’94 and the Coupe de France in ’97.
Rest in… pic.twitter.com/JgXKKsRL1n
— OGC Nice (@ogcnice_eng) September 18, 2023