Thorsten Boer

Thorsten Boer ( born August 12, 1968) is a former German football player.

Sports career

Thorsten Boer comes from the junior level of Dynamo Halle-Neustadt. About Dynamo and Dynamo Eisleben Fiirstenwalde he came in 1989 to BFC Dynamo. The successful Oberliga times to ten times GDR champion at that time were already history. After the BFC Dynamo had missed direct qualification for the 2nd Bundesliga, Boer moved in 1991 to Chemnitz FC. With the Sky Blues the attacking midfielder for two years acted quite successful, resulted in a change to the then financially lucrative Tennis Borussia Berlin.

Already a season later Boer moved to local rivals 1.FC Union Berlin, for whom he played until 1999, a total of five years. The time at Union was marked by chaos, which almost ended in bankruptcy. 1999 Boer hired again in the BFC Dynamo to, a change would have survived not many professionals without hostility. Boer is one of the few players who accepts both fan groups and was popular.

In 2001, the Boer Köpenick SC, where he was 2003 end his career. Following Boer acted at KSC as a coach, culminating in 2007, reaching the finals at the Berlin National Cup. After he was able to win in the semifinals against the BFC with Köpenick, he lost the final against Union Berlin 0:7.

Clubs

  • SG Dynamo Fiirstenwalde (Youth)
  • Dynamo Eisleben
  • BFC Dynamo (1989-1991)
  • Chemnitz FC (1991-1993)
  • Tennis Borussia Berlin (1993-1994)
  • 1 FC Union Berlin (1994-1999 )
  • BFC Dynamo (2000-2001)
  • Köpenick SC (2001-2003)
  • TSV oak Köpenick AK40 since 1 July 2007

Statistics

  • Bundesliga 2: 85 games (17 goals)
1. FC Union Berlin
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