Edgar Gess

Edgar Hess (Russian Эдгар Яковлевич Гесс, Edgar Yakovlevich Gess; born March 14, 1954 in Taboshar, Tajik SSR ) is a former German football player and current football coach of German-Russian origin. The majority of his career spent Hess previously in the Soviet Union and its successor states.

Career

Edgar Hess was born in Tajikistan today a Russian-German family in Taboshar, then part of the Soviet Union. The matches began at Kurama Taboschary, the club of his hometown. After some time, the big club Pamir Dushanbe became aware of Hess, where he eventually joined at age 19. For the Pamir midfielder completed a total of 197 games in which he scored 44 goals. In 1979, Hess to the capital club Spartak Moscow, where he remained until 1983, in 114 games stood on the lawn. With Spartak in 1979, he won the Soviet Cup football. In the same year he completed his only game for the Soviet national team, a friendly match against East Germany. In 1983 he suffered a severe injury to his Achilles tendon, which should affect him for a long time. 1984 Hess was then obliged by Pachtakor Tashkent until he finished his career in 1986 as an active professional footballer. In the same year he pursued a coaching career and the team of Pachtakor began to train. From 1987 to 1989 he coached Sarawschan Navoi.

In 1989, he finally emigrated to Germany, the homeland of his ancestors, where he settled in the Ulm. After he had actually already finished his career as a footballer, he played there again for two years for the national league club FV Biberach. In the following years, several teams from Biberach an der Riss trained, but all of them only played in amateur leagues.

In 2004, Hess came back into professional football when he briefly took over as coach in the first division Zesna Kazakhstan Almaty. Then Hess then went to the Caucasus, where he led the Russian team Alania Vladikavkaz took over until 2005. From 2005 to 2006 followed by a spell at Vėtra Vilnius. In the same year he went to Uzbekistan, where he first trained then the FK Andijan and by 2011 Shurtan Gusar to 2007.

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  • Edgar Hess in the database of weltfussball.de
  • National football team (Soviet Union)
  • Football Player ( Germany )
  • Soviet citizens
  • Football coach ( Germany )
  • German
  • Russia German
  • Born in 1954
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