AIME JACQUET, 56, took over as French national coach when the game was domestically in the doldrums.  France, under Gerald Houiller had just been eliminated from the 1994 World Cup by Bulgaria, losing their last qualifying match to a last minute goal.  Bulgaria won the game 2-1 and went to the United States, and France stayed at home.  Now Jacquet's responsibility is nothing short of winning the World Cup.  Jacquet, a softly-spoken man, often criticised for preferring the shadow of the training camps to the spotlight of media attention, has spent the last three years building a new team without former stars Eric Cantona, David Ginola and Jean- Pierre Papin.  A tireless worker, highly dedicated to his job, he is widely expected to leave after the World Cup finals whatever France archieves.