Frank Terletzki

Frank Terletzki (* August 5, 1950 in Berlin) is a former football player from the GDR. With the football Olympic team of the GDR, the midfielder won the silver medal at the 1980 Olympic Games. Meanwhile, the long-time player of the BFC Dynamo has worked as a coach in the amateur field.

Career

Frank came Terletzki 1966 BFC Dynamo and played from 1969 to 1986 for the East Berlin club in the GDR Oberliga. The goalscoring midfielder scored in 373 games - so he occupied the eighth place in the all-time best list of league players - 91 Goals for Berlin. The long-time captain of the BFC Dynamo was able to celebrate at this time eight championship titles ( 1979-1986 ). In the National Team of the GDR, he went to four stakes and a goal. His greatest success came Terletzki 1980. Using the Olympic team, with whom he won the silver medal in the football competition of the Olympic Games in Moscow He was used in all six games and was able to score a goal. With his teammates, he was awarded in the same year with the Patriotic Order of Merit in bronze.

After his playing career was Terletzki coach. Finally About the Association Engine Baumschulenweg he came in 1996 to SV Germania 90 Fine Oak, where he celebrated his greatest success as a coach, as he rose with the club in 1999 by the National League in the fifth division. After he was discharged in good oak in 2004, he took over as coach at MSV 19 Ruedersdorf. After an engagement as coach of TSG Fredersdorf Bird village in the county league MOL Terletzki trained since the beginning of 2013, the Second Team of the FSV Bernau ( county league Barnim ).

Terletzki now lives in beautiful oak and sometimes plays for Hertha BSC oldies.