Antun Rudinski
Rudinski Anton ( Antun or Anton Rudinsky ) ( born October 1, 1937) was a Yugoslav football player and coach.
As a player
In his youth he played with NK Bačka 1901 in Subotica and then began his career at FK Spartak Zlatibor Voda in 1952, also from Subotica. He then played from 1953 to 1962 for FK Red Star Belgrade, after which he went for a year to local rivals FK Partizan Belgrade. The season 1963/64 he spent at NK Olimpija Ljubljana, the subsequent FC Winterthur. After stints at FC Metz and at SC Viktoria Köln he finished his playing career at FC Monthey ( from Monthey ) and completed seven caps for the Yugoslav national football team.
As a coach
The coaching career began at FC 08 Villingen in the Football Association League Württemberg in 1972, where he remained for two seasons. From 1975 to 8 October 1977, he coached the SV Waldhof Mannheim (then Chio Waldhof ). During the second Bundesliga South, reaching here the eighth and eleventh place in the table Then he had to go to four wins, four draws and five defeats left the club at the beginning of his third coach of play for SVW prematurely. For the second half of the season 1977/78 he took over from Lutz Hangartner the post of coach at Offenburger FV, which he led in 1978 to the newly established third-rate Football Oberliga Baden -Württemberg and there in 1979 finished fifth.
From 1 July 1979 to 9 March 1980, he led the team from the Freiburger FC, then FC Lugano ( National League B, 10th place) and ( National League B, 7th place ) and then the the Freiburg city rivals SC Freiburg from 1984 (eighth place) until 1 January 1986, the VfL Osnabrück ( season 1987/88, eighth place ), each in the second division. Also in the second division, he oversaw the SpVgg Bayreuth in the first round in 1989/90. From 2002 until 2004 he left his career at the 1 FC Schweinfurt 05 finish as an assistant coach and in 2005 was again briefly active as a coach for FC Konstanz in the Football Association League South Baden.
For the 2010/11 season he coached at the age of seventy-three Fatihspor Spaichingen in the Football League District Württemberg Black Forest, but had a few months down the sails.