Kremser SC
The Kremser Sports Club is an Austrian football club from the city of Krems in Lower Austria and currently plays in the second national league west, the fifth- highest division in Austria. His club colors are black and white.
History
The club was founded on 24 August 1919 as the first Kremser sports club with the club colors black, white and entered the Lower Austrian Football Association October 1, 1919 at. In its first year, the Kremser club logo was created, which is still valid today. To indicate the origin of the village of stone took place on July 22, 1920 a name change in Krems- Steiner Sports Club ( Krems -Steiner SC), but in 1924 received the association that name under which he became known throughout Austria: Kremser Sports Club.
1930 celebrated the Kremser SC his first major success by winning the Austrian Amateur Championship. In the finals the Lower Austrians defeated the predecessor of today's Austria Lustenau, the FA Turnerbund Lustenau away with 7:2 and could be in the home game then even afford a 1-3 defeat to win the title. 1954 increased the Kremser first time in the State League B and 1956 even in the State League A. After the dissolution of the State League B, the sports club could at least keep up in 1974 in the Regional League East before it again went back into the national league Lower Austria. From 1977 to 1980, then played again in the second division of the Bundesliga, but then increased again in the national league. In 1983, the return to the second stage in the game developed the Kremser SC continuously to a top club in the league.
The next few years were the most successful of Lower Austria's traditional club. In the game year 1987/88, the then SC Sparkasse Krems sensational reached the cup final and then remained still against the exceedingly powerful FC Swarovski Tirol 2-0 and 1:3 on the away goals rule victorious. Winning the Austrian Cup Bewerbes represents today the most success in the long club history dar. Due to the Cup win allowed the Kremser to play for the Super Cup, but lost to the Austrian giants Rapid Vienna after a 1-1 aet extremely scarce with 1: 3 on penalties. Furthermore, it had qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89. There, the Kremser failed on DDR champions FC Carl Zeiss Jena in Jena after a 0:5 and a 1-0 home victory in the first round.
Through selective reinforcements of the Kremser SC grew into a serious force zoom in Austrian football and created in 1989 with the fourth spot in the ascension play-off even promotion to the first division of the Bundesliga, in keeping the club at least until 1992 could. The star of the Kremser was the last year of Erstligazugehörigkeit the Argentine world champion Mario Kempes.
After relegation from the Bundesliga first the descent of the association, however, ended only in the fourth division 1 Lower Austrian Regional League. 2001 managed the Kremser by winning the championship title in this league 's re-emergence into the third-class Regional League East.
When on 13 January 2006 Annual General Meeting held Steininger Herbert again took over the function of the chairman at the Kremser Sports Club. On this General Assembly to rename the sponsors of the association of the name Arriba! Krems was officially decided in the traditional club name Kremser SC.
2007 is the Kremser SC relegated to the fourth-rate Lower Austrian league. The Board of Directors has been elected after the descent and almost all the players and the coaches have left the club. After the 2008/ 09 season the relegation followed in the fifth rate second division West.
Divisions
Achievements and titles
Known player
- Austrian Alexander Martinek (up to 1939)
- Austrian Georg Braun (1941-1943)
- Austrian Felix Gasselich (1989-1990)
- Argentinian Mario Kempes (1990-1992)
- Austrian Hans Krankl (1988 )
- Austrian Erwin Höld
- Austrian Hannes Weninger (1987-1988)
- Austrian Thomas Janeschitz
- Austrian Paul Perstling
- Austrians Slobodan Batricevic
- Austrian Erwin Wolf
- Austrian Hannes Weber
- Austrian Franz Blicenec
- Austrian Johann Drabek
- Austrian Gottfried Angerer
- Austrian Hans Friedl
- Austrians Eldar Topic
- Austrian Ernst builder
- Austrians Horst Kirasic
- Austrian Roland Otto
Known coach
- Austrian Rudolf Szanwald, champion of the division of Lower Austria in 1974, Master of Regional League East in 1976
- Austrian Robert Service, the national league champion Lower Austria in 1983, promotion to 2nd Division
- Austrian Ernst Weber, OFB Cup winner 1988
- Austrians Frenk Schinkel, master of the division of Lower Austria 2001
Stadium and Sports Facilities
The home games of the Kremser SC will be held in Sepp - Doll Stadium, named after former president Sepp Doll. It contains 10 000 spectators where there is a covered patio and uncovered three general admission bleachers. The complex has a grass pitch (103 x 67 m ) with a 4- mast floodlights and modern cabins. In addition, the Kremser SC has an opened August 15th, 2000 Youth Centre in Krems- Lerch field. There are the Ausportplatz a training course next to the Kremser federal sports field.
A record crowd there was on 21 October 1956 where over 10,000 visitors came to the stadium Kremser at KSC game against Rapid Wien (0:2). At the Austrian Cup final in 1988 more than 9000 spectators in Sepp - Doll Stadium and as the Kremser SC were still playing in the Premier League came against then- archrival VSE St. Pölten over 9000 fans in the stadium. After relegation from the Bundesliga in the Regional and 2007 in the national league spectator interest, however, decreased significantly.
Youth development
On 15 August 2000 ( formerly WSV hut Krems) was in Lerchenfeld district on the sports complex of the former VÖEST WSV Alpine Krems opened a youth center for youngsters.