Frank Schinkels
Frenkie Schinkel in March 2013
Frenk " Frenkie " Schinkel ( born January 9, 1963 in Rotterdam) is a football coach and former Dutch- Austrian professional football player who is still active in unterklassigen football.
- 2.1 Successful apprenticeship in the lower classes
- 2.2 The Chief Scout for Master Trainer
- 3.1 successes as a player
- 3.2 successes as a coach
- 3.3 Awards
Career as a football player
Originating in the Netherlands
Frenk Schinkel lived through his football education in the Netherlands, where he began as an 8- year-old at Feyenoord Rotterdam and as a 16- year old has signed his first contract as a professional player. With his former coach Jan Mak of highly talented midfielder went in early 1981 to the Swedish club Halmstad BK and returned two years later returned to the Netherlands. With AZ Alkmaar and Excelsior Rotterdam Schinkel played in the Dutch Eredivisie, until at a game he went through in 1985 once the nerves and he insulted a referee, it dealt a blow to the leg and was suspended for eight months. Due to this assault Schinkel was dismissed by his club and lost all motivation at football games.
The jump to Austria
Hugo Hovenkamp, former legionnaire at Wacker Innsbruck, persuaded the professional football player to keep going and offered him in the summer of 1985 at the Tyrolese. They decided to Hansi Müller as playmaker, but Hovenkamp did not give up and eventually brought Schinkel in the fall of 1985 at the former first division Salzburger AK 1914, where the 1.68 m wide midfielder immediately proved his skill. The in the Netherlands has become very unhappy Schinkel immediately found friends and flourished downright on. Frenk Schinkel himself said in an interview in the Kronen-Zeitung to the fact that I started a new and better life for him in Salzburg and at that time he had already considered in Salzburg, to become an Austrian citizen. Perhaps that is one reason why the native Rotterdam has finally settled in Austria.
Sporty it went for Schinkel in the years afterwards at least upwards. From SAK 1914 he moved to Vienna sports club and a year later to Vienna Austria. With the violets he was 1987/88 runners-up behind Rapid and came in 36 Premier League matches on 31 missions. In July 1987, Schinkel took ultimately the Austrian nationality and already celebrated July 28, 1987 in a friendly against a Bavarian selection his debut in the Austrian Olympic team. The former team manager of the national team Branko Elsner expressed interest in the new midfield dynamo of Austria and could imagine the former Dutch as reinforcement in the Austrian team. The following season, however, Schinkel came under new coach August Starek only three appearances in the Bundesliga and the hopes for a debut in the national team were dashed with the order of Hickersberger the new national coach. In the autumn of 1988, Frenk Schinkel moved for two games for SV Spittal / Drau and then signed in the spring of 1989 when SK VOEST Linz.
National
In 1991, Frenk Schinkel for VSE St. Pölten and grew up there finally a guide and top players in the Austrian Bundesliga zoom. On March 25, 1992 came true for him a long cherished wish: Under coach Ernst Happel he debuted at the international match against Hungary in Budapest for his new home country. Overall Schinkel graduated from 1992 to 1993 six caps for the Austrian national team. His sporting highlight of the team he scored on the 27th May 1992 the scarce 2:3 defeat of the Austrians in Sittard against the Netherlands when he scored in the 89th minute with a wonderful head gate just against his former compatriots the first goal. The other scorers were then Frank Rijkaard, Ruud Gullit, Dennis Bergkamp and Toni Polster. His last game for Austria Schinkel completed on 27 March 1993, losing to France in Vienna.
Schinkel in 1993 was awarded the SV Austria Salzburg Austrian runner, but returned in 1994 for a short time again for VSE St. Pölten back. In summer 1994, he received again a performance-based contract with the Vienna Austria, came under coach Egon Coordes but not a single championship use. Between Schinkel and the German coach the "chemistry" from the beginning did not seem to fit, the player felt disadvantaged by the trainer and expressed this publicly in an interview. For his second career at the Vienna Violet was terminated again. In 1995 he moved finally to SV Gera village in the 2nd Division, where he also finished his career as a professional footballer.
Career as a coach
Successful apprenticeship in the lower classes
After ending his active career, Schinkel decided to remain faithful to the football, and acquired with the UEFA professional license the highest Instructor Training in the football business. For a time he acted more as a player coach at unterklassigen SC Stattersdorf before accepting his first post in the pure trainer Kremser SC 1995. Although he led the club to the championship of the Lower Austrian league, he was dismissed after a dispute with President Herbert Steininger at the end of the season. He then trained again as player-coach of the FC Striker 19 St. Pölten, with whom he think won the match 1996/97 season the champion of the second division West and thus ascended to the first division and there established until his retirement in 1998. Later in the Regional League East followed the ASK Kottingbrunn (2000/2001) and from 2002 the SKN St. Pölten ( fourth place in 2004 and Cup quarter-finals after victories over Wörgl, SW Bregenz Austria Salzburg ( 5:1). Schinkel became known as football expert at the TV station Premiere Austria a name and acted as organizer of the St. Pölten soccer camps for players and goalkeepers.
The Chief Scout for Master Trainer
In December 2004, Schinkel was brought by Frank Stronach as chief scout for Vienna Austria. On May 6, 2005, he was succeeded by the dismissed Betreuerduo Günter Kronsteiner and Lars Søndergaard as a coach. For now, he shared his duties with the newly appointed team manager Peter Stoeger. Four weeks after its premiere at the Purple He celebrated his first success on the team bench with the Cup win in 2005.
The 2005/06 season began with a short negative Schinkel series of Austria, and the first " Stinkels out" posters and shouts from the fans. After a successful championship last third of the trained by him won Austria on May 6, 2006 changed its 23 Austrian Championship title with a 2-1 win over FC Wacker Innsbruck with simultaneous defeat of FC Red Bull Salzburg vs Traun. For Schinkel this was the first championship title and his biggest success in his until then short coaching career.
After the total sale of the champion team and the thereby caused worst start of a master in Bundesliga history Schinkel was suspended on 23 October 2006, together with sporting director Peter Stoeger.
Schinkel acted then again, as before his involvement with the Vienna Austria, as an expert in the TV broadcaster Premiere. On 7 November 2006 he was co-opted to the Board of SKN St. Pölten, where he was Advisor to the Board. On 22 May 2007 Schinkel took over the coaching job at the former Regional Club 1.FC Vöcklabruck, where he was a master of the autumn season 2007/ 08 on the way to lead the team in the first league. During the winter break of the season 2007/ 08 the separation of Vöcklabrucker Schinkel was was sporting director at the Bundesliga club SK Austria Kärnten. On 24 February 2008, he took over from Klaus Schmidt as coach for the remainder of the season 2007/08. The team lost in their first game under Schinkel with 0:2 goals against SK Rapid Vienna in their own stadium. Ultimately, however, he managed to fix almost impossible held relegation on the penultimate lap with a goalless draw against SV Ried.
In the 2008 /09 season he wanted to lead the sporting life of the association as a manager; a young coaches should join the team. Schinkel, who signed a contract until 30 June 2013, but had to remain coach of the team and was the liaison to the Board. After the team in the season 2009/10 get only one win and three draws in 16 rounds, Schinkel offered on 21 November 2009 after the 0-3 home defeat against SV Mattersburg the board of SK Austria Kärnten his resignation, without the dissenting vote was adopted.
On April 26, the First Vienna FC the obligation of Schinkel as a coach for the remaining six championship games and a possible relegation in 1894 was known. End of August 2010 Schinkel was suspended with immediate effect.
Beginning in December 2012 Schinkel was brought in as team manager of fünftklassigen Kremser SC with gaming operations in the second LLW northeast in the club. The end of March, he took over as coach on an interim basis the fifth-tier and held this office about two months before a new coach is found with Christian Karl. Charles, who comes from the SV Rehberg is, at this very old club replaced by practicing under Schinkel as an assistant coach of the Kremser SC Harald Hummel. Following the appointment of the new head coach Frenkie Schinkel is still active as a team manager at the club.
Awards and achievements
Successes as a player
Success as a coach
Awards
In 2006 he received the Sports Medal of the city of St. Pölten.
Private life
Frenk Schinkel is married in second marriage with his wife Romana. The two have a son. From his first marriage with his wife, Esther, whom he had known in the Netherlands since the days of his youth, he has four daughters. Esther was his great childhood sweetheart and moved to Austria with him in 1985. After the birth of their first joint subsidiary in 1987 he led them to the altar. In 1995, Esther Schinkel in a traffic accident. Schinkel lives in St. Pölten. His nephew Thiery, even amateur football players, including from 2011 when unterklassigen UFC notch field in the Waldviertel, was sentenced in September 2012 to three years in prison after he had traded with a total of 25,000 tablets of ecstasy and was soon arrested on; initially threatened him even 15 years in prison.
Appearances on Austrian television
Frenk Schinkel participated in the seventh season of the ORF - entertainment show Dancing with the Stars part in which he managed with his professional dance partner Roswitha Wieland to the finals, but his opponent Petra Frey (together with professional dancer Vadim Garbuzov ) was beaten there. As part of the 2012 European Championship, Frenk Schinkel analyzed alternately with other former professional football players (such as Herbert Prohaska ) the games of the European Championship for the ORF.