Anton Regh
Anton " Toni" Regh ( born September 12, 1940) is a former German football player. The all-round players of the 1st FC Cologne won the DFB-Pokal with the " Billy Goat Elf " in the years 1962 and 1964, the German football championship, and in the 1967/68 season.
Career
At the age of eight years Regh began playing football at SV black and white Stotz home. He celebrated the first national success in rows, the association selection of the Middle Rhine in the competition of countries Cup of the year 1960. The Middle Rhine won the final with 3-0 goals against Hesse and Regh acted here as a defender on the side of players like Gero Bisanz, Karl- Heinz Thielen, Karl -Heinz Ripkens, Willi Bergstein, Alfred Glenski and Willibert Kremer. His talent led Regh on 1 June 1961 in the National Amateur of the DFB. When international match of the DFB amateur team in Oberhausen against the Netherlands, he formed together with Hermann Michel in front of goalkeeper Klaus Schonz the defender pair. The Elf by Captain Heinz Higher won the game with a 5-3 gates. Regh signed for the 1961/62 season signed a contract at FC 1 Cologne and, thus in the former excellence of the Football Oberliga West. Under the new coach of FC, Zlatko Cajkovski, he made his debut on August 6, 1961 in the league. In a 5-3 away win at SV Sodingen he formed with Karl -Heinz Thielen, Hans Schäfer, Christian Müller and Ernst -Günter Habig the forward line in the former WM system. In the 78th minute he scored the fifth Cologne Hits. On the broadcast, he celebrated the championship of the 1st FC Cologne and a place in the final round of the German Cup. He was born on April 21, 1962 in a 3-1 win at Eintracht Frankfurt as a center forward for use. As the title defense in the final on June 29, 1963 not succeeded by the 1-3 defeat against Borussia Dortmund, Regh turn represented the injured striker Müller of in the middle. After two rounds with 36 inserts and eleven goals and five final round inserts with three goals ended the Oberligaära in the summer of 1963.
Under Cajkovski successor Georg Knöpfle Regh was in season 1963/64, to the circle of players who, on 24 August 1963, the new concentration of power in the DFB brought as a player running at Debüttag the Bundesliga. Regh won in season 1963/64, with the 1st FC Cologne, the first German Championship, which was played at the 1st Bundesliga. He graduated from there 29 of 30 league games. With goalkeeper Fritz Ewert he formed together with defender colleague Fritz Pott and center half Leo Wilden the support of the defense of the first Bundesliga champion. For the runner-up in the second Bundesliga season 1964 /65 he ran in 28 games. Another highlight featured in this season's three games in the quarter- final of the European Champions' Cup against the English champions Liverpool FC dar. In all three games - 0-0 in Cologne; 0:0 in Liverpool; 2-2 in the decider in Rotterdam on 24 March 1965 against Cologne drawing of lots - were goalkeeper Anton Schumacher, the defenders Pott and Regh and stopper Wolfgang Weber in continuous use. Regh had announced on October 11, 1961 his debut on the European stage in the Fairs Cup, the away match against Inter Milan. On September 5, 1962, he was in the first half as a defender and after the half-time for the injured Ewert as a goalkeeper, the 1:8 defeat by the Scots of Dundee. In total he participated in 21 European Cup games for the first FC Cologne and scored two goals. In his last active season at the 1 FC Cologne, 1967/68, he came under coach Willi Multhaup again on 14 missions. His last Bundesliga game Regh completed on 25 May 1968 in a 2-1 away win against the defending champion Eintracht Braunschweig. For winning the DFB Cup in 1968, he wore through the five missions in the games against Eintracht Frankfurt (including replay ), Eintracht Braunschweig (again with playoff ) in the semifinals on May 3, 1968 in a 3-0 home win against Borussia Dortmund significantly. In the finals on June 9 against VfL Bochum he came, however, not used. In the following 1968/69 season he came under the Multhaup successor Hans Merkle never use more. After 100 league games with three goals he left in the summer of 1969 at FC Cologne 1 and joined local rivals SC Fortuna Köln in the Football Regionalliga West.
When he came under Fortuna patron Hans Löring - Löring denied 1969/70 nor even eight games in the regional - and coach Vladimir Beara in the relegation battle. On the side of the service provider Karl Lambertin Regh completed 27 games with two goals and the Fortuna held the 14th position reached the class. In his second season at Fortuna Cologne, 1970/71, came with his former FC colleague Ernst -Günter Habig a new coach and with Wolfgang Glock, Helmut mountain fields, Uwe Blotenberg, Manfred circle, Werner Waddey and Gerd Zimmermann reinforcements in the squad of players. Fortuna Köln came fourth and Regh ended in 1971 after a total of 49 missions in the Regionalliga with six goals his pro career.
Regh then took over as player-coach of the country's division TSC Euskirchen, followed by another coach stations in the middle Rhine amateur. He occasionally played yet for unterklassige clubs, so for the Olympics Cologne, TuS Clovis Zuelpich and the SC - Enzen Dürscheven, for which he was still playing at the age of 50 years as a defender in the circle League A. As a coach, he reached in 1994 the rise of the SC - Enzen Dürscheven in the county league A.
Trivia
Regh has been married since 1963. He has a son and a daughter.
Clubs
- To 1961 SV black and white Stotzheim
- 1961-1969 1st FC Cologne
- 1969-1971 SC Fortuna Köln
- 1971-1973 TSC Euskirchen