Thomas Parits

Thomas Parits ( born October 7, 1946, in victory village, Austria ) is a former Austrian football player and coach.

Life

He completed an apprenticeship as a locksmith, and already played his first game in 1964 for Austria Wien. Brought by coach Ernst Ocwirk at the beginning of the 1970/71 season by Austria to the first FC Cologne, he left the club a year later, again in the direction of Eintracht Frankfurt. There he played until 1974, and played a total of 103 Bundesliga games in which he scored 23 goals. Last year he won the German Cup with concord. After his time in the Bundesliga he played for the Spanish club Granada CF, again for Austria Vienna ( 1977-79 ) and finished his playing career finally at VOEST Linz.

In 258 games competition for Austria Wien Parits scored 100 goals.

As a coach, he worked for the SC Neusiedl am See, Austria Vienna ( Austrian champion 1985), VSE St. Pölten and Admira Wacker.

Parits played 27 times in the Austrian national team. He is married and has two daughters (Tina and Petra ).

Since October 20, 2006 Thomas Parits is for the traditional Viennese club Austria Wien, first as General Manager and after the spin-off of professional gaming operation in a joint stock company, active as a board for sporting interests.

Statistics

Incomplete

  • 27 caps and five goals for the Austrian national football team
  • Bundesliga ( Germany ) 29 games; 5 goals 1 FC Köln 74 games; 18 goals Eintracht Frankfurt
  • DFB-Pokal 9 games; 5 goals Eintracht Frankfurt 8 games; 2 Goals 1st FC Cologne
  • League Cup 9 games; 3 goals Eintracht Frankfurt
  • UEFA Cup 8 games; 1 Goal 1 FC Köln

Achievements

As a player:

As manager:

Pascal Grünwald (T, back number 1) | Sebastian Wimmer ( 2) | David de Paula ( 3) | Kaja Rogulj ( 4) | Luke Rotpuller ( 5) | Bernhard Luxbacher (6 ) | Dare Vršič (7 ) | Tomas Šimkovič (8 ) | Rubin Okotie (9 ) | Alexander Grünwald ( 10 ) | Tomáš Jun ( 11) | Heinz Lindner (T, 13) | Manuel Ortlechner (14 ) | Christian Ramsebner (15 ) | Philip Hosiner (16 ) | Florian Mader (17 ) | Thomas Murg (18 ) | Marko Stanković ( 19) | Alexander Gorgon ( 20) | Sascha Horvath (21 ) | Marin Leovac (22 ) | Srdan Spiridonovic (23 ) | Roman Kienast ( 24) | James Holland (25 ) | Ivan Kardum (T, 26) | Emir Dilaver (27 ) | Daniel Royer (28 ) | Markus Suttner ( 29) | Fabian Koch ( 30) | Ola Kamara (92 )

Sports director: Thomas Parits | Trainer: Herbert Gager | Assistant coach: Rene Poms | Goalie Coach: Franz Gruber | Fitness coach: Martin Mayer

  • Football functionary ( FK Austria Wien )
  • National football team ( Austria )
  • Austrian Champion ( football)
  • Support of a Medal of Honour of the Province of Burgenland
  • Athletes (St. Pölten )
  • Football players ( FK Austria Wien )
  • Football coach ( FK Austria Wien )
  • Football coach (FC Admira Wacker )
  • Person (Burgenland)
  • Austrian
  • Born in 1946
  • Man
Siegendorf FC Linz 1973–74 DFB-Pokal 1977–78 European Cup Winners' Cup David de Paula Gallardo Lukas Rotpuller Johnny Bjerregaard
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