Manfred Seifert

Manfred " Manni " Seifert ( born April 22, 1949 in Rosenheim, † April 2005 in Rosenheim ) was a German football goalkeeper.

Career

Emerged from the youth of the TSV 1860 Rosenheim, Seifert received early in the season 1969/70 a professional contract at Bayern Munich - from now on as a substitute goalkeeper for Sepp Maier. However, he came to his Bundesliga debut: April 30, 1970 ( 33 Matchday) he came on in the 80th minute when home win over Rot-Weiss Oberhausen ( 6:2 ). After three more seasons and three other missions, he left not only the Bavarians, but also the Bundesliga.

In 1973, he joined the Regionalliga Süd for FC Bayern Hof. Immediately after the first season Seifert rose with his team in the 2nd Bundesliga Süd. After the climb, he was 79 times the gate, and also 5 times in the national cup competition.

Special event

His four inserts in the league operating at Bayern came two more games in the Cup Competition, the second match in the quarter-final second leg on April 12, 1972 rightly regarded as "The Battle of Cologne " was titled: Seifert had in the 51st be replaced with minute injuries to the chest ( for him came Helmut Schwalb ), Bayern striker Wolfgang Sühnholz suffered a broken leg and Franz Krauthausen were knocked out on the way into the cabin teeth.

Achievements

• German Champion 1972, 1973 with FC Bayern Munich
• DFB Cup winner in 1971 with FC Bayern Munich
• Championship runner-up 1970, 1971 with FC Bayern Munich

Others

Seifert died in the spring of 2005, shortly before his 56th birthday. He left a daughter.