SC Rheindorf Altach
The Cashpoint SC Rheindorf Altach (short Altach SCR ) is an Austrian football club from Altach in Vorarlberg. The club currently plays in the First League and plays its home games in the Cashpoint Arena from. The club colors are black and white.
- 4.1 Sports Management
- 4.2 Current squad
History
The SC Rheindorf Altach has its roots in Turnerbund Altach. On December 26, In 1929 Anton Giesing - supported by Julius Längle, Erwin and Manfred Fend Monz - an application for establishment of a football section in the existing Turnerbund. This was agreed after lengthy discussions and Erwin Fend was appointed the first head of department. As early as 1930 took the footballers as FA Turnerbund Altach in the Vorarlberg B-Class on the game mode. In 1937, the matches had to be discontinued. The Sports Association Altach (SV Altach ) was founded as a successor to the Gymnastics Federation until March 1, 1946. Just one day later, on March 2, 1946, followed by the inaugural meeting of the football section within the Sports Association Altach. In 1949 the Sports Association was dissolved. The football section thus achieved its independence on March 5, 1949 and took the name Sport Club Rheindorf Altach and commuted the following years between the first class Oberland and the national league.
In 1986, the black-and- whites were the first to prevail in the Vorarlberg State League and move up to the third-rate Regionalliga West. Here, the SC Rheindorf Altach could quickly lay down the leading clubs and after a second place finish (1989) 1991 for the first time as a Regional Champion in front of the Salzburger AK 1914 rise significantly in the second division. As Table The club then had to go into relegation playoff, which in the end was missing a point to avoid relegation. Only in 1997 managed to return as a Regional Champion, but again should the 1997/98 missing, a point to avoid relegation. In 2004, the Vorarlberg again start on the now called First League second division after the new hurdle Relegation was mastered with a total of 6-4 against FC Lustenau 07.
This time, established the Vorarlberg in the league and fixed in the 2005/06 season with a 1-0 victory before 7,500 spectators in the penultimate championship round against SC Austria Lustenau even the first-time promotion to the Bundesliga. In its debut season in 2006/ 07, the Black and Whites reached the eighth place in the standings. This placement could be repeated in the following season 2007/ 08. In the 2008 /09 season one was from the beginning in the lower regions of the table after the first round remained with only 10 points the last place. In the second half we fought a thrilling duel with the SV Mattersburg against relegation, which lasted until the final day. At the last game could have been an individual already fixed as champions FC Red Bull Salzburg -. At a high loss of Matter castle - a high away win needed to save The Altachern was achieved with a 4:1 sensation, but also the SV Mattersburg won his game.
In the 2009/10 season with the Vorarlberg played in the First League for a long time about its chances of promotion. However, in the final table, the club had to settle for 3rd place. In the following 2010/11 season the team played again with long time for promotion to the Bundesliga. After the last game of the season the Altacher separated only one point of the championship, behind FC Admira Wacker Mödling they were second in the final table. Also in the 2011/12 season we failed in his attempt to ascend to the top flight. The Altacher were six points behind champions Wolfberger AC / St. Andrae runner-up; could not change the fact also that coach Adi Hütter was replaced eight games before the end of the season by Edmund Stohr. For the 2012/13 season took over the German Rainer Scharinger, former coach of the German second division club Karlsruher SC, the post of head coach with the aim of promotion to the Austrian Bundesliga. After half a year Scharinger early January 2013 were still on leave during the winter break and replaced by Damir Canadi. By placing an order the Rhine villagers were able to reach the second place ahead of local rivals in the Frühjahrssaion 2013 after a disastrous fall with 13 points behind league leaders SC Austria Lustenau.
Venues
From 1950 to 1990, the SC Rheindorf Altach played at the sports ground Riedle. Since the opening of the stadium Schnabelholz in June 1990, the sports field Riedle is only used as a training ground for young players. As a result of the rise in the Bundesliga, the stadium was expanded, in the winter of 2007 a new West Stand was built and increased the capacity by its own account, to 8,500 spectators with 3,000 seats.
Fight team
Sports Management
As of August 6, 2013
Current squad
As of September 3, 2013
Transfers
As of September 3, 2013
- Marcel Canadi (AKA Vorarlberg)
- Stefan Umjenovic (FC Lustenau )
- Felix Roth ( SC Austria Lustenau )
- Alexander Pöllhuber (SV Mattersburg)
- Florian Neuhold (SK Sturm Graz )
- Emanuel Schreiner (SV Ried)
- Martin Harrer ( FK Austria Wien )
- David Stemmer ( own youth )
- Timo Wölbitsch (SC Rheindorf Altach II)
- Patrick Seeger (FC Admira Wacker Vienna)
- Daniel Krenn (FC Liefering )
- Tomi Correa (SV Grödig )
- Harun Erbek (SV Horn )
- Matthias Cuntz (SV Eintracht Trier 05)
- Patrick Scherrer ( USV Eschen -Mauren )
- Daniel Schopf (SC Wiener Neustadt)
- Christoph Domig (FC Dornbirn)
- Cem Tosun ( SKN St. Pölten )
- Mattias Sereinig (SC Wiener Neustadt)
- Danijel Prskalo (SC Ritzing )
- Eric Zachhuber (SV Wallern )
- Florian Neuhold (SK Sturm Graz )
II team
The second team of SC Rheindorf Altach plays in the Regionalliga West, the third- highest output stage. Purpose and objective of the team is to allow players to transition from their own offspring and the currently AKA Vorarlberg in the professional sector.
Sports Management
As of August 6, 2013
Current squad
As of August 6, 2013
Sponsors
In the first successful years of the early 90s, the club name Vaillant SC Rheindorf Altach was. Due to the rise in the then second division and the resulting competition name to VfB Vaillant Mödling the club was renamed again in SC Rheindorf Altach. After entering the company " Enjo " the club was called until 2005 Enjo SC Rheindorf Altach. Due to a change of sponsor during the winter break 2005/ 06 to the sports betting company Cashpoint the club name changed towards Cashpoint SC Rheindorf Altach. After an additional sponsor payments to finance the expansion of the stadium Schnabelholz was renamed in June 2007 " Cashpoint - Arena ".