Erich Fischer (footballer)
Erich " Bommatz " Fischer ( * December 31, 1909, † December 1990) was a German football player from Pforzheim. He played as a right winger in the storm.
Association
Fischer joined in 1927 as a 17 -year-old from VfR Pforzheim, where he opened on the lumberyard his career as a footballer had the larger and more well-known 1st FC Pforzheim in the Brötzinger valley. The " Club", he then spent, with interruption by the war until his retirement in late 1947, his entire playing career. In the 1930/31 season of technicians and shot huge scorer on the right wing with the 1st FC Pforzheim runner-up in the county class Württemberg / Baden was. Pforzheim therefore played in the Süddeutsche finals of the Second / third party against TSV 1860 Munich and 1.FC Nuremberg. The "Lions" were in this way the third South German representatives and played their way into the final of the German Championship in 1931 The following year, -. 1931/32 - won Erich Fischer and his comrades from the 1st FC Pforzheim the championship in the district of Württemberg / Baden against VfB Stuttgart. Thus they went as 1932er " wonder team " or "Blue Devil " in the annals of the Pforzheimer " clubs " one. In the games of the final round of the South German Championship FC Bayern Munich won the day and this year was also German champion. " Bommatz " get the sensational 6-2 win in the finals against the Munich Sueddeutsche five hits. From 1933/34, the man played on the right wing with Pforzheim in Baden Gauliga. In the years 1936, 1938 and 1939 respectively, the runner-up in Brötzinger valley was celebrated. Fischer wore in more than 1200 games the blue and white dress of the "Club ".
Tryouts for Southern Germany and the Gau Baden
With Southern Germany Erich Fischer won on April 23, 1933, Mannheim the final of the Union tryouts to the fighting game Cup (originally Crown Prince Cup ) by 6-1 goals against East Germany. Along with Edmund Conen he formed the right wing of the South. Oskar tube as a center forward and Joseph Fath on the left wing were further guarantees its success. In 1937 and 1938, the Gauauswahl Baden came in Reichsbund cup each to the semi-finals. 1937 achieved " Bommatz " in the 3:4 defeat in Leipzig against the Gau Sachsen two goals. He played on the inside right connector position against the left side runners Walter Rose and had to deal with goalkeeper Willibald Kress in the opposing case.
National
1932/33, he played two matches. At its debut on July 1, 1932 in Helsinki against Finland Germany won 4-1, his second and last game on March 19, 1933 in Berlin ended 3-3 draw against France. In Finland game he formed together with the Dresden Richard Hofmann ( three goals ) the right wing. In Berlin he was on the side of center forward Oscar tube a few times, over which he has shot strength and could be his game like a virtuoso. After that he was no longer rely on coach Otto Reich mink in the national team. His opponent on right outside in the national team was Ernst Lehner.
Statement
Hans Blickensdörfer, legendary sports journalist from Stuttgart and formerly grown in Pforzheim, is in the book by Gernot Otto on the 1st FC Pforzheim to Erich Fischer related the following words added: "In football my teacher ' Bommatz ' Fischer was called, although he could not know I am of the firm opinion that he was the most talented dribbler of German football on the right wing, and many years later, it has confirmed to me no other than Sepp Herberger. ' Just een Kopp clover isch he gwese ' said the man who had the game in head and blood. "