Alfred Steinkirchner
Alfred Stein Kirchner ( born October 23, 1956 in Straubing ) is a former German football player and current coach.
Career
Player
Stone Kirchner came as his brother Werner from the youth of the TSV Straubing, for the first team he played in the national league, before moving to 1977/ 78 for 1.FC Nürnberg. With the club he played in the 2nd Bundesliga, the end of the season he made under manager Horst Buhtz his only two games as he loaded 31 on matchday against the Kickers Würzburg, and on the 38th game against FC Bayern Hof this season been. The season ended in second place, behind champion Darmstadt 98 By the second place in the Südstaffel stone Kirchner was qualified by his team-mates for the ascent to the Bundesliga games. Opponent was the second of the North Season Rot-Weiss Essen. The first leg was held in Nuremberg, coach Werner Kern was stone Kirchner play from the start and replaced him in the second half by Miodrag zivaljevic, the game was won 1-0. By 2-2 in the return match in Essen Georg Melches stadium where stone Kirchner did not play the climb was perfect. In the Bundesliga, he came off the bench to 11 Matchday five times and scored a goal, he was awarded for SC Freiburg. Freiburg played in the 2nd Bundesliga, in the course of the season ran stone Kirchner 20 times for Breisgauer on. After the season he returned to the club that played by the descent of the year again in the Südstaffel the 2nd Bundesliga. In Nuremberg, he made 14 more games and in spite of the two coaching change during the season, starting with Jef Vliers, followed by Peter Fuchs, before Robert Gebhardt took the win was celebrated the championship. Stone Kirchner was not with the club in the Bundesliga, but switched to the Stuttgarter Kickers and played two more years in the 2nd Bundesliga. In the first year in third place was achieved, which was not enough for the climb, but secured the participation of the following single-track 2nd Bundesliga. In the inaugural nationwide Bundesliga 2 Kickers occupied by three points behind third place to seventh place in the table. After this season stone Kirchner returned to TSV Straubing and played there for two years until Bayern League relegation in 1984, before his last year followed SSV Jahn Regensburg.
Coach
In 1993 he took over as coach at his hometown club TSV Straubing, after which he managed the SC Rain and SpVgg Landshut. In later years he became youth team coach of the Bavarian Football Association and trained as head coach of the DFB base Straubing. In 2011, he returned as head coach for the SC 1928 Rain.