Central Europe

Central Europe 




Central European Player is defined as player from local Germany including German-Austrian and German-Swiss player. Austrian clubs were annexed to Gauliga and Austrian players played for Germany during World War II.








Positional Ranking

Managers

1.Ernest Happel (Austria)
2.Ottmarr Hitzfeld (Germany)
3.Otto Rahagel (Germany)
4.Jurgen Klop (Germany)
5.Udo Lattek (Germany)
6.Jupp Heynckes (Germnay)
7.Johannes Weiweiller (Germany)
8.Dettmar Cramer (Germany)
9.Felix Magath (Germany)
10.Hugo Meisl (Austria)


















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14 comments:

  1. Anonymous25/10/17

    Marian Masny was Slovakian, not Czech player. Slovak-born with Slovak parents, playing in Slovak clubs (majoring in Slovan Bratislava), except for 1 year in Austria in the end of career. In historical context, he played for Czechoslovakia.

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  2. Anonymous25/10/17

    Also midfielder Andrej Kvasnak was ethnically Slovak (born in Kosice to Slovak parents), and formed as football player in Kosice, where he has played for VSS Kosice (1958 – 1959). Then he moved to Sparta Prague where he became legend. More correctly he should be presented as player of Czechoslovakia.

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  3. Anonymous31/7/18

    Viliam Schrojf was Slovak, not Czech!

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  4. Anonymous6/11/18

    Viliam Schrojf was of course Czech (Prague-born, to Czech parents), keep his nationality as it is in the current status. He has played in major in Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia), but his blood was Czech.

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  5. Michele Benforti3/2/19

    For positional ranking: left winger Vilmos Kohut, Ferencvaros & Olympique Marseille, finalist at the 1938 world cup, at the end of his carreer.

    https://www.football-the-story.com/willy-kohut
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilmos_Kohut

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  6. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant26/3/19

    Thanks but is there any impression of him ?

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  7. Nasko8/12/19

    Where is Ernst Happel?

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  8. Anonymous20/12/19

    there is twice kalman meszoly

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  9. Nirtallica10/8/20

    Kubala is not on the positional ranking.

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  10. Nirtallica10/9/20

    Josef Blum is twice in defensive lateral.

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  11. Anonymous7/6/22

    Jan Kozak is ethnically Slovak (born to both Slovak parents in eastern Slovakia), not Czech. He has played vast major (15 seasons) in Lokomotiva Kosice (Slovakia), except for military service times in Dukla Prague, and in France in the end of career.

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