Erich Rutemöller
Erich Rutemöller ( born February 8, 1945 in Recke, Steinbeck ) is a German football coach.
Stations as a player
His high school put Rutemöller 1965 at the Gymnasium Dionysianum in Rheine. As a player Rutemöller was active at Borussia Rheine, the SSV Köttingen and the amateurs of the 1st FC Cologne.
Coach, trainer, consultant and board
From July 1985 to end June 1989 trained Erich Rutemöller the time playing in the third-tier Oberliga Bonner SC. From 1994 Rutemöller worked for the German Football Association. He previously coached in the Bundesliga 1990/91 1 FC Cologne and 1992 Hansa Rostock.
On 1 July 2000 Erich Rutemöller came over from Gero Bisanz as head of training for obtaining the license soccer coach at the DFB. From April 2003 to December 2005, he coached the team in 2006, which had been founded as a perspective team to support the senior team in January 2002. In August 2006 Rutemöller moved on the initiative of the DFB sporting director Matthias Sammer as the new Under-20 coach back in the inner circle of the DFB coaching staff after a contract had not been extended with Uli Stielike. In November 2006, took over the coach of the German U21 national team, Dieter Eilts, the U20 national team. On 31 December 2007 Rutemöller was replaced as head of training for obtaining the soccer coach license by Frank Wormuth.
From 1 January 2009 Rutemöller worked as a consultant for the Iranian national team coach Ali Daei. After Ali Daei was sacked after a 2-1 defeat against Saudi Arabia on 28 March 2009, he oversaw the team until April 21, 2009 as the interim coach. In the 2009/10 season, he worked as a consultant at the Tehran club Esteghlal FC. In 2011 Rutemöller works for the Asian Football Area Association in Qatar.
In March 2011 it was announced that Rutemöller will volunteer for one of his former clubs, where he worked as a coach to engage. The located at this time in bankruptcy Bonner SC is after the bankruptcy - debt free and under a new name - get a revised management structure. Since end of April 2011 Rutemöller is a Board member of the Bonner SC.
Since 2010 he serves in the honorary office WEINELF Germany.
" Mach et, Otze! "
Rutemöller was known among other by the later in various modifications have become a dictum spell " Mach et, Otze! ": Frank Ordenewitz had on 7 May 1991 in the DFB Cup semi-final between the 1st FC Cologne and MSV Duisburg in Rutemöller announced at half time to try to provoke a red card. For he would have been locked by a yellow card ( second yellow card of the competition ) from the first half for the cup final. According to the then rules Ordenewitz but could serve a red lock in the Bundesliga, he would have been eligible to play for the final. In fact, Ordenewitz took a few minutes before the end of the game from his red card by absorption of the ball. From the media after the game questioned, gave Rutemöller, unlike Frank " Otze " Ordenewitz, with just the conscious quote the malice of the player and his own acceptance of it openly. Then Ordenewitz was still blocked by the DFB for unsportsmanlike conduct for the cup final, Rutemöller had to pay 5000 German Mark fine. The DFB Cup final lost the 1st FC Cologne against Werder Bremen.