Alfred Heiß
Alfred hot, called " Fredy " ( born December 5, 1940 in Munich) is a former football player of TSV 1860 Munich, who won the German championship in 1966.
Career
Association, 1959-1970
On August 23, 1959 at the start of the game of the round 1959/60 the debut of the "Lions" Youth outgrown striker talent Alfred hot in the 1-1 draw away at Viktoria Aschaffenburg in the Oberliga Süd for the "Blue " as a left winger on the side of Auernhammer, Feigenspan, Koelbl and Stemmer. Coach Hans Hipp put him in the round 1959/60 a total of 22 times, and the nimble talent on external contributed to the fourth round of five matches at. The first derby against FC Bayern he experienced with varying degrees of success. Respectively, the host lost " home game ". Bayern won 6-4 in September 1959 and in February 1960 Sechzger 3-1 gates. In the 1961/62 season he was just a game in the big leagues because of a dispute jaundice disease. The second year with coach Max Merkel celebrated in 1860 in the Round 1962/63 the championship in the south. Hot had contributed ten goals to as free-scoring winger in 29 missions. In the final round of the German Cup in 1963 but the team failed to Borussia Dortmund. From 1959-63 Alfred was hot in 74 games with 19 goals in the Oberliga Süd 1860 Munich in use. Winning the title in the final league year was the decisive factor for inclusion in the Bundesliga for the 1963/64 season. In the first year in the Bundesliga, the Merkel protégés placed in midfield. In the DFB-Pokal in 1964, however, succeeded in winning another title. On June 13, 1964 1860 München won the Cup Final in Stuttgart 2-0 goals against Eintracht Frankfurt. The usable on both wings hot stormed on the left, the ex- Offenbach Engelbert Kraus on the right wing. For the second year in the league he played in all 30 games and scored seven in the opponent's goal. The highlight was in this round but the entry into the European Cup final of the Cup Winners' Cup on 19 May 1965 at London's Wembley Stadium against West Ham United. Although the game with 0:2 gates was lost, but for big performance and the remarkable three games before the semi-final against AC Torino also contributed to a positive overall impression. In the Football World Cup 1966 in England took the 1860 German Championship in Munich. Hot had with 31 games and 10 goals in mind share. In defending the title in 1966 /67, it came after the European Cup -off against Real Madrid in December 1966 for the separation of coach Max Merkel. At the round end you could decorate for the runner. Over the next three years it was financially and athletic against the champion from 1966 to the abyss. After the 1969/70 season of TSV 1860 München dismounted from the Bundesliga. Alfred " Fredy " hot had of 1963-70 disputed 169 games with 40 goals for the "Lions" in the Bundesliga.
National Team, 1962-1966
On December 29th, 1962 Alfred hot debuted in the national team's victorious 5-1 match in Karlsruhe against Switzerland on the left wing on the side of the half left Hans Küppers. National coach Sepp Herberger had set after the Football World Cup 1962 in Chile on the wing from 1860. On May 7, 1966 in Belfast against Northern Ireland hot- stormed on the left wing and scored a goal to make it 2-0 success. It was his eighth deployment in the DFB team. Germany coach Helmut Schön not later nominated him for the levy of the Football World Cup 1966 in England.
On September 1, 1965, he stormed into the B team in a 3-0 victory against the Soviet Union. Hot completed two games in the junior national team in 1963 against Bulgaria and 1964 against Turkey. It started his international career in 1959 in the DFB youth team, where he at the UEFA tournament the German colors represented in Bulgaria on the side of the later Frankfurt Bundesliga goalkeeper Peter Kunter. In all four games of the youth team of the year 1959, the bursting of temperament and enthusiasm striker burst on the wing of the German team.
After the career
The trained forwarding agent was co-owner of a trucking company in Garching- Hochbrueck and lives with his family in Neukeferloh. He was a member of the Supervisory Board of TSV 1860 Munich.