Franz Weselik
Franz Weselik (* April 20, 1903, † March 15, 1962 ) was an Austrian football player and coach.
Career
Weselik began his career in 1919 at Blue Star Vienna and came at the age of 20 years for SK Rapid Wien. In 1927, he celebrated his first major success with the Green-Whites with winning the Vienna Cup. 1929 and 1930 he won the Austrian championship titles with Rapid and celebrated by winning the Mitropacups his only international title. The year 1930 was the most successful ever for the striker 's shot but in 20 league games 24 goals, becoming only the third as Rapidler Austrian scorer.
On May 6, 1928 Franz Weselik gave a sensational debut in the Austrian national team. In the away match against Hungary in Budapest, he contributed three hits to 5:5 draw and took his order for additional nominations. Weselik belonged from 1931 to 1933 also to the extended squad of wonder team and came in this era in the games against Belgium ( 6-1, 1 goal) and France (4-0, 1 goal) are used. His last game for the Austrian selection, he played on 30 April 1933, the away game against Hungary ( 1:1; did not score ). Overall, Franz Weselik from 1928 to 1933 convened eleven times in the Austrian national team, scoring 13 goals.
In 1934 Weselik to France and signed a contract as player-coach at FC Mulhouse, the newly promoted to Division 1 Franz Weselik was with 24 goals third best scorer of the league season 1934/35 and finished with the Alsatians sixth place in the championship. This placement is still the best result of the association dar. The Vienna remained two more years at Mulhouse, then moved a season as coach to Jonkoping and returned only to wind down his career in 1938 back to Austria. Weselik signed for the fall 1938 season at SC Red Star Vienna and finished after his active career.
Stations as a player
Successes as a player
- Mitropacupsieger: 1930
- Austrian Champion: 1929, 1930
- Austrian Cup winner: 1927
- Austrian Vice Champion: 1928, 1933, 1934
- Austrian Cup Final: 1929, 1934
- Austrian scorer in 1930 with 24 goals in 20 league games
- 11 caps and 13 goals for the Austrian national team of 1928 until 1933.
Core group: Josef Blum | George Brown | Karl Gall | Friedrich Gschweidl | Rudolf Hiden | Leopold Hofmann | Johann Mock | Walter Nausch | Karl Rainer | Anton Sound | Roman Schramseis | Karl Sesta | Matthias Sindelar | Josef Smistik | Adolf Vogl | Karl Zischek
Other players: Karl Adamek | Josef Adelbrecht | Josef Bugala | Josef Chloupek | Leopold Czejka | Leopold Print | Karl Graf | Rudolf Hencl | Johann Horvath | Anton Janda | Otto Kaller | John McClelland | Josef Molzer | Heinrich Müller | Peter Platzer | Karl Stoiber | Gustav Thaler | Johann Urbanek | Georg Waitz | Franz Weselik | Rudolf Zöhrer
Association Captain: Hugo Meisl Coach: Jimmy Hogan
1912 Black | 1913 Kuthan | 1914 Neumann | 1915 German | 1916 Kuthan | 1917 Bauer / Neubauer | 1918 Farmer | 1919 Uridil | 1920 Uridil / Winkler | 1921 Uridil | 1922 Kuthan | 1923 Swatosch | 1924 Wieser | 1925 Wieser | Wieser 1926 | 1927 sound | 1928 sound | 1929 sound | 1930 Weselik | 1931 sound | 1932 sound | 1933 binder | 1934 Bican | 1935 Kaburek | 1936 Hahnemann | 1937 binder | 1938 binder | 1939 binder | 1940 binder | 1941 binder | 1942 Jelinek / Reitermaier | 1943 Kerbach | 1944 Decker | 1945 Fischer | 1946 Stojaspal | 1947 Stojaspal | 1948 Stojaspal | 1949 Habitzl | 1950 Decker | 1951 Guard | 1952 Stojaspal | 1953 service / Stojaspal | 1954 Guard | 1955 Brousek | 1956 Buzek | 1957 Guard | 1958 Horak | 1959 Hof | 1960 Cejka | 1961 Nemec | 1962 Nemec | 1963 farm | 1964 Nemec | 1965 Gayer | 1966 Buzek | 1967 Starek | 1968 Bjerregaard | 1969 Köglberger | 1970 Kaltenbrunner | 1971 cross | 1972 Riedl | 1973 Breuer | 1974 Krankl | 1975 Köglberger | 1976 Pirkner | 1977 Krankl | 1978 Krankl | 1979 Schachner | 1980 Schachner | 1981 Jurtin | 1982 Bakota | 1983 Krankl | 1984 Nyilasi | 1985 pads | 1986 pads | 1987 pads | 1988 Stojadinović | 1989 Pacult | 1990 Rodax | 1991 Danek | 1992 Westerthaler | 1993 Danek | 1994 Jurčević / pipes Berger | 1995 Sane | 1996 Vastić | 1997 Wagner | 1998 Frigård | 1999 members | 2000 Vastić | 2001 Gilewicz | 2002 Brunmayr | 2003 Lawarée | 2004 Kollmann | 2005 Mayrleb | 2006 Kuljić / Linz | 2007 Zickler | Zickler 2008 | 2009 Janko | 2010 Hofmann | 2011 Linz | 2012 Jantscher / Maierhofer | 2013 Hosiner
- National football team ( Austria )
- Austrian
- Soccer scorer ( Austria )
- Football Player (SK Rapid Wien )
- Born in 1903
- Died in 1962
- Man