Adolf Šimperský

Adolf Šimperský (* August 5, 1909 in Břevnov, † February 15, 1964 ) was a Czechoslovak football player.

Club career

Šimperský came 18 years to Slavia Prague and was soon compared to Karel Pesek - Kada from rivals Sparta Prague. The central midfielder was regarded as tech-savvy. Furthermore it a high game intelligence was said as well as the ability to hold the ball and fit right. However, a rapid weight gain prevented a great career.

With Slavia Šimperský 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934 and 1935 Czechoslovak champion. In early 1937 changed the midfielder to the then second division side SK Slezská Ostrava, with his promotion to the State League season at the end of 1936 /37. After the season 1937/38, get five goals for Ostrava in the Šimperský, ended the ten -time National Player his career.

In 80 Premier League matches Šimperský scored ten goals.

National

Šimperský debuted on January 1, 1930 at 0-1 against Spain in Barcelona in the Czechoslovak national team. In the following two years Šimperský belonged to the tribe array of Czechoslovaks. As early as 1932, however, he lost his place to Štefan Čambal and came only two appearances, acted both times it was a friendly against Hungary: On 20 March 1932, the Czechoslovak Republic was defeated in Prague with 1:3, a year later, on 19 March. , 1933 subject to the Czechoslovaks in Budapest with 0:2.