FC Stahl Brandenburg

The FC Stahl Brandenburg is a football club from Brandenburg an der Havel. Its home ground is the Municipal Stadium on Quenz.

History

The club was formed from the Sports Association was founded as BSG Stahl Brandenburg on 20 November 1950. In 1990 they separated from the BSG and traded from now on as BSV Stahl Brandenburg. Three years later came the " steel " from the club name and henceforth it was only BSV Brandenburg. After the bankruptcy in 1998 of the ( successor ) FC was founded Stahl Brandenburg.

Sports development

The team played until 1955 in the fourth-class district class. After the dissolution of BSG unit Brandenburg steel unit took place in the district league, 1958 succeeded for the first time, the rise in the DDR II league. Here, however, held to only one year. In 1970 after the rise to DDR -Liga, now you could keep yourself and determined the level in the league a long time with. As early as 1973 it was runner-up. 1983 succeeded the first season victory, but still it failed in the promotion round to DDR Oberliga. The jump in the top flight succeeded a year later, in 1984. Greatest success as you can certainly call the participation in European competition ( UEFA Cup) in fifth -placed the DDR Oberliga the previous season in 1986/87.

After the turn you played one season in the 2nd Bundesliga Nord, but rose again. It was followed by two years in the league, participating in the German Amateur Championship 1993 and qualified for the Regional League West for 1994/95 season, but which in turn meant only a short spell. Because after a year of decline followed in the league. Again, you had to leave the league and played since 1996/ 97 in the fifth division Brandenburg after one year. The years in the Fünftklassigkeit in 1999 with the rise of the Oberliga South local rivals BSC 05 even sadder, it was only the number 2 in the city. 2002 should merge both clubs, but due to large Fanproteste and thereby withdrawn sponsors did not materialize this act. From 2004 /05 the title of number one you picked up back in the city by standing at the end of the season before the relegated from the Oberliga South BSC 05. A year later they dismounted in the national league and met old companions such as Wittenberg, Velten, Hennig village or Finow, but also to " no-names " as the Prignitzer cuckoo Kickers or FSV Bernau. After three years in the national league FC Steel succeeded on 27 June 2009 by a 6-2 home win ( first leg 1-0) against RSV Waltersdorf 09 (National League South ) in an ascent Relegation to rise again in the Brandenburg- League.

In May 2007, efforts of local politicians have known that from the FC steel and local rivals BSC South 05 an entirely new club is to emerge. Members of FC steel gave the newly elected board in July 2007, but the order to get the FC steel as an independent club. In November 2007, the Town Council agreed to a debt relief plan submitted by the Board, so that the club is currently not acutely threatened in its existence.

Logo History

  • 1955-1970
  • 1970-1990
  • 1990-1993
  • 1993-1998
  • 1998-2003
  • Since 2003

Achievements

  • UEFA Cup participation 1986/87
  • Excellence (DDR- Oberliga ) 1984 /85 € - 1990/91
  • 2 Bundesliga 1991/92
  • Brandenburgischer National Cup 1994

Stahl Brandenburg International

Trainer ( since 1972)

  • July 1972 - 03/ 1974: Wilfried Klingbiel
  • July 1974 - June 1975: Karl Schäffner
  • July 1975 - June 1978: Siegfried Ziem
  • July 1978 - June 1983: Karl Schäffner
  • July 1983 - June 1985: Heinz Werner
  • July 1985 - June 1989: Peter Kohl
  • July 1989 - March 1990: Gerd Struppert
  • March 1990 - October 1991: Eckhard Düwiger
  • October 1991 - January 1992: Günther Reinke
  • January 1992 - April 1992: Helmut Kosmehl
  • April 1992 - June 1992: Eckhard Düwiger
  • July 1992 - September 1992: Rolf sheepfold
  • September 1992 - September 1994: Werner Voigt
  • September 1994 - June 1995: Christopher Ringk
  • July 1995 - September 1995: Peter Kohl
  • September 1995 - June 1996: Winfried herbs
  • July 1996 - February 1997: Lothar Hamann
  • February 1997 - June 1998: Uwe Oechsle
  • July 1998 - December 2001: Eckhard Düwiger
  • January 2002 - June 2004: Winfried herbs
  • July 2004 - April 2005: Uwe Schulz
  • April 2005 - June 2006: Eckhart Märzke
  • July 2006 - December 2008: Ingo Nightingale
  • January 2009 - December 2011: Detlef Room
  • January 2012 - April 2013: Lars Posorski
  • Since May 2013: Udo Richter

National players who played for steel

  • Steffen Freund (21 A for Germany )
  • Michael Hartmann (4 A for Germany )
  • Eberhard Janotta (1 A and Olympic selection in the GDR )
  • Frank Jeske ( Olympic selection for the GDR )
  • Wilfried Kling Biel (6 A, 5x Olympic team, 12 junior internationals for East Germany )
  • Andreas Lindner (Olympia selection of the GDR )
  • Eckart Märzke (31 junior internationals and 1 B countries play for the GDR )
  • Ingo Nightingale (15 junior internationals for East Germany )
  • Markus Wuckel ( 4 A, 24x Olympic team (11 goals), 28x U21 (11 goals) for the GDR )
  • René Schneider ( 1 A for Germany )

Other well-known players

  • Andreas Winkler
  • Detlev Room
  • Michael Schulz
  • Holger Bahra
  • Falk Zschiedrich
Stahl Brandenburg Rugby DDR-Liga 1986–87 UEFA Cup Rolf Schafstall
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