Dieter Brenninger
Dieter " Mucki " Brenninger ( born February 16, 1944 in Altenerding ) is a former German football player.
Career
Clubs
FC Bayern Munich until 1965
The youth went through Dieter Brenninger 1954 to 1962 in his hometown club SpVgg Altenerding, about 40 km north-east of Munich. Before the last year of the Oberliga Süd, 1962/63, signed the talented - he was a goal threat, dominated the passing game and could from the left wing employ the opposing defenses and the inside forward with templates use - 18- year-old striker a contract - with the additional his father's signature provided - at Bayern Munich and moved to the state capital. As a prominent newcomer came from the SpVgg Fürth national player Herbert Erhardt to the "Reds". Coach Helmut Schneider tried to gain a finals appearance Bayern the necessary nomination points for the new football league from the round 1963/64. The ex- amateur from Altenerding graduated in the Oberliga Süd 1962/63 in the storm of Bayern 25 games and scored 14 goals. He was the second-best Bayern attacker behind Rainer Ohlhauser (24 goals). The team finished in third place; TSV 1860 München as a master of Regional South was nominated for the Bundesliga. The league debut denied Brenninger on August 19, 1962 ( 1st Round ) at the 0:5 home defeat against Eintracht Frankfurt in the center forward position. On August 26 (2nd Round ) - the 4-4 draw in the away game at SSV Reutlingen 05 - he scored his first two goals.
In the Regionalliga Süd, the favored Bayern Munich had behind KSV Hessen Kassel satisfied with the second place in the championship in season 1963/64. The come from the first FC Cologne new coach Zlatko Čajkovski brought Dieter Brenninger in 34 league games for use in which he scored 27 goals. The promotion round opened in Munich on 6 June 1964, a sovereign 4-0 success at St Pauli. As a scorer Franz, first used in a competitive match in the league team Beckenbauer distinguished itself from on the left wing; Striker Dieter Brenninger reach the remaining three matches. At the end of Bayern Munich failed to Borussia Neunkirchen and remained 1964/65 a further year in the Regionalliga Süd. In the third season of " Mucki " Brenninger at Bayern the team with the goal ratio of 146:32 gates and the new additions Gerd Müller and Rudolf Nafziger was not to take the championship in the south and also the promotion to the Bundesliga. Brenninger denied in the Regional 27 and in the promotion round 1965 all six games. From 1962 to 1965 he completed 86 upper and Regional games for Bayern Munich and scoring 50 goals. Brenninger also scored the first goal for Munich in a UEFA club competition: On October 16, 1962, the FC Bayern München won in the first round of the Exhibition Cup first leg against FC Basel 3-0 gates.
FC Bayern Munich, 1965-1971
The Bundesliga debut for Bayern and Left Wing Dieter Brenninger found on August 14, 1965 ( 1st Round ) held at the Munich local derby against TSV 1860 München. Friedhelm Konietzka decided with his goal in the first minute the game for the "Lions", and " Mucki " was mostly involved in duels with the right defender Manfred Wagner. With the rise of self from 1965 FC Bayern Munich laid the foundation for decades of success. National culminated in the double in the 1968/69 season with coach Branko Zebec and is underscored by the four DFB Cup victories in 1966, 1967, 1969 and 1971. In winning the title in 1969 Brenninger denied under the stern eye of Zebec all 34 league games. The Storm Duo Müller- Brenninger scored in the season 1969/70 a total of 49 goals - to date a new record for a striker pair. International projects out of winning the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1967 against Glasgow Rangers and the semi-finals 1967/68 against AC Milan at this stage. For all the success contributed Dieter Brenninger on the left wing of the Bayern attack its part. When the team at libero Franz Beckenbauer with a 4-2 success against MSV Duisburg won on 4 June 1966 in Frankfurt for the first time the DFB Cup, is " Mucki " Brenninger was characterized by two goals, although he Hartmut Heidemann than opponent had to do, then one of the best right-back in the Bundesliga.
As for the 1970/71 season under coach Udo Lattek new signings Paul Breitner, Johnny Hansen, Uli Hoeness, Erich Maas, Edgar Schneider and Rainer Zobel came to Bayern Munich, the days of the man from Altenerding appeared in the starting eleven of the "Red " counted. In particular, the three-time A-National player Erich Maas Eintracht Braunschweig came as a proven class man on the left wing to Munich. " Mucki " it showed all the critics and came up with 31 inserts with twelve hits this season. Bayern were second in the championship behind the defending champion Borussia Moenchengladbach and for the fourth time - with a 2-1 victory in extra time over the 1st FC Cologne on 19 June 1971 - DFB Cup winners. "Charly" Mrosko, Gerd Müller and Brenninger formed the Bayern attack in the former 4-3 -3 system. In the Fairs Cup Brenninger acted in his sixth Bundesliga season in all eight matches in the competition against the Glasgow Rangers, Coventry City, Sparta Rotterdam and FC Liverpool in Bayern attack. After the 0-3 defeat on March 10, 1971 to Anfield Bayern eliminated after a 1-1 home draw against Liverpool on 24 March. In both encounters is delivered Brenninger fierce duels with Chris Lawler.
After nine rounds - 1962-1971 - ended Dieter Brenninger his time at Bayern Munich and signed for 1971/72 season in Switzerland Young Boys Bern. From 1965 to 1971, he had played 190 Bundesliga games and scored 59 goals, the European Cup and participated in 30 in 29 DFB Cup matches for Bayern. The permanent pressure to perform, to survive with the constant goal of winning the title plus in Europe, escaped the 28- year-old with his move to Switzerland. His successors on the left Bayern Wings - " Willi" Hoffmann, Wolfgang Sühnholz, Bernd Gersdorff, Klaus wonder - did not reach the man from Altenerding years of Konstanz. But after one round with the fifth place with Bern in the National League A, he gave the offer of VfB Stuttgart and returned to the 1972/73 season from Bern Wankdorfstadion in the Stuttgart Neckar Stadium, and thus back to the Bundesliga. For Young Boys Bern, he scored 6 goals in 25 games.
VfB Stuttgart, 1972-1976
With coach Hermann Eppenhoff and offensive colleague Wolfgang Frank and Horst Koeppel VfB Stuttgart came with the new addition Brenninger in the 1972/73 season in sixth place and qualified for participation in the UEFA Cup competition in 1973. The former Bayern striker had completed 27 games for the Swabians and scored nine goals in the process. In the European Cup, the " VfB ' in the first two rounds against Olympiakos Nicosia and 1 FC Tatran Presov prevailed. In the second round they conceded Dynamo Kiev Oleg Blokhin with out of the way and met in the semifinals to Feyenoord Rotterdam. In " Kuip " Brenninger Stuttgart took 24 minutes for a 1-0 lead. In the return match on 24 April 1974 in the filled with 70,000 spectators Neckar Stadium, tried the " VfB " the 1:2 first leg defeat with the tips of Heinz Stickel, Hermann Ohlicher and Brenninger compensate. Feyenoord countered from Stuttgart, and the two hit by Dieter Brenninger in the 55th and 59th minutes, still ranged only to a 2-2 draw. In the Bundesliga, the Swabians were the ninth position in the midfield. The personal performance curve of Brenninger let in the next rounds noticeably. In his third season VfB, 1974/75, he came up with 20 Bundesliga games with only one hit, and Stuttgart got off to the 2nd Bundesliga. With coach Istvan Sztani ( replaced in March 1976 by Karl Bögelein ) sank the championship favorite to eleventh place in the Southern group, and Brenninger brought it in the second division only on 18 missions and a hit. His last round match, he played on March 20, 1976 in a 1-1 home game against SpVgg Bayreuth. From 1972 to 1976 graduated " Mucki " Brenninger for Stuttgart 81 Bundesliga (15 goals) and 18 second division games ( 1 goal).
TSV 1860 Rosenheim, 1976-1977
Brenninger played 1977/78 one more season for TSV 1860 Rosenheim, who had risen as masters of the country League South in the Bavarian League.
SpVgg Altenerding, 1977-1978
The scion of a football-mad old Erdinger family, in addition to the father - the former mayor reminded the Sepp - Brenninger Stadium - were also four other brothers against the leather ball, ended his footballing career where it had begun 1954 in his hometown club SpVgg Altenerding.
After his football career was Dieter Brenninger from 1979-2007 Representative and Sales Manager at Erdinger.
National
On May 10, 1969 Brenninger debut in Nuremberg at the World Cup qualifier against Austria in the senior team. Ironically, his club colleague Peter Pumm, of the peculiarities of Brenninger knew from many training games well, was his opponent. It remained in this use. Given the quality of the former competitors Lothar Emmerich, Sigfried Held, Johannes Löhr and Georg Volkert invited national coach Helmut Schön Munich in the subsequent period to no other countries play a.
Achievements
- European Cup Winners Cup Winners 1967
- German Champion 1969
- DFB Cup winners 1966, 1967, 1969, 1971