Gerald Klews
Gerald Klews ( born April 4, 1972) is a former German football player.
Playing career
Gerald Klews played in his youth at the Berlin clubs Westend 01 Berlin and SC Siemens city before he moved to the HSV amateurs. In 1992 he moved to Hertha BSC in the Bundesliga 2. At first he could under Bernd Stange there not prevail. As it was, however, after a failed start to the season replaced by Günter Sebert, Klews came to his first stakes in the second league. By season's end, he had appeared in 25 league games. In the same season the amateurs of Hertha reached surprisingly the DFB Cup final. But even before 76,000 spectators could Klews in Berlin's Olympic Stadium not prevent the final end with 04 Leverkusen lost 0-1 against Bayer. Despite two coaches change - so Sebert was replaced by Uwe Reinders and this after five months by Karsten Heine - Gerald Klews won a place in the starting eleven and played 27 games. However, the season Hertha decided only on the 11th Place. 1994/95 Klews lost his place and brought it only five appearances, none of which went the full distance.
Therefore, he joined in the summer of 1995 to 1 FC Union Berlin, which took under Hans Meyer in the Regionalliga Nord. Untermeyer and in the rest of the season with Eckhard Krautzun, Frank Vogel and Karsten Heine Klews was absolute master player and played 33 of 34 games. However, it was behind Tennis Borussia Berlin missed out on second place in the possible ascent. 1996/97 proved the Köpenick with room 5 again not the targeted 1st place, the Cottbus occupied. After the hoped-for commitment Ipswich Town did not meet, Klews accelerated after the season switching to the second division promoted to Cottbus, by letting himself in sick and no longer seemed to workout at Union.
In Energie Cottbus ' first participation at the 2nd Bundesliga 1997/98 an 8th place jumped out. Klews came to 24 operations under Eduard Geyer. But already in the following season played Klews only in the first two games and was released into the winter break on the SV Babelsberg 03. With the Potsdamers Klews celebrated in the league in third-tier Regionalliga Nord.
After the end of the season Klews moved to the North Season to VfB Oldenburg. However, he left the club as early as the winter break after the opening of insolvency proceedings and went to league rivals Holstein Kiel. The 1999/2000 season ended Holstein in eighth place, but as the qualification for the new double-track Regional was missed. Thus Kiel competed in the fourth division Oberliga Hamburg / Schleswig -Holstein, which they won, and so in the rise of games on the Season winner from Lower Saxony / Bremen, Göttingen 05, met. While Kiel lost to a 2-0 win in the first leg, the second leg still with 0:3, but moved after Goettingen, which received a license for the Regional.
After climbing Klews signed a contract with VfL Halle 96, who played in the NOFV- Oberliga Süd. But after only half a season, he went to the North Season for Berliner AK 07 After relegation, he returned to the BAK the back and returned as player-coach for FC Lausitz Hoyerswerda in the Südstaffel. Although with 18th place relegation was missed, Lausitz Hoyerswerda went with him in the new season. But even during the winter break left Klews Hoyerswerda over unpaid wage claims.
Then Gerald Klews still played for a year at SC Gatow and a half season at the 1 FC Wilmersdorf, before he ended his playing career in the summer of 2005.