Andreas Kaiser
Andreas Kaiser ( born May 4, 1964 in Monheim am Rhein ) is a former German football player.
Career
Kaiser began playing football at the local club 1.FC Monheim. About the BV 04 Dusseldorf Fortuna Dusseldorf he came in 1981, where he played for two years in youth and then a year with the amateurs. From 1984, he was then the pro squad of the German Bundesliga.
His first professional game was Emperor at age 20, on Matchday 3 of the 1984/85 season (1:3 against 1.FC Kaiserslautern). In the first two seasons, he came up with 11 or 19 missions. He was placed in the starting eleven then from 1986, with the season 1986/87 ended with relegation. After two years of Bundesliga 2 he got his team back on and then played two more years in the first division.
Then he returned to his hometown club 1.FC Monheim back (district league) and began studying at the Sports University in Cologne.
In the second half 1992/93 Aleksandar Ristic, meanwhile Fortuna coach, Emperor brought back to Dusseldorf. The Fortuna stuck at this point in the second division relegation battle - actually wanted to create as Bundesliga relegation its chances of promotion. Finally, we got down to the Oberliga and emperors left the club again.
In 1993 he played for the SC bridge. The North Rhine- Oberliga, the third qualified in the final table in 1993/94 and thus for the newly created Regional, merged in 1994 with the SC Viktoria Köln and performed as SCB Prussia Cologne in the season 1994/95 in the Regionalliga West / Southwest at. This season that ended in relegation in the Serie A, Andreas Kaiser played 22 games ( 2 goals).
Today, Kaiser operates a pub in Cologne.