Fritz Grösche
Fritz Grösche ( born October 3, 1941 † 24 October 2010) was a German football player and coach who trained, among others, the TuS Schloß Neuhaus in the 2nd Bundesliga.
Career
Grösche played in the Oberliga West for the SV Sodingen. On November 6, 1960, he made his debut in the 2-1 against Rot - Weiss Oberhausen for Sodingen in the Oberliga West. Between 1960 and 1962 he played 16 games in the Oberliga West for Sodingen where he scored 1 goal. In 1962, he got off with Sodingen from the league. In Westfalia Herne in the football Regionalliga West Grösche graduated from 1965 to 1968 for the team from the stadium on Strünkede lock 53 league matches and scored four goals. In the first two rounds, he became acquainted with the coaches work of Herbert Burdenski on the side of the players Scheid, Kurt Gehlisch, Friedhelm Dick, Günter Graetsch, Gerd Knoth and Horst Wandolek know. After his third Regional season, 1967/68, Westfalia rose with trainer Fritz Pliska as a table next to last in the amateur stock from. The mostly inside forward and external rotor gambling Grösche was active even at Minden 05 in the fifth division, where it took Hans Labjuhn after the rise of Minden in 1969 in the Federation League Westphalia. He also was active when SV Sodingen as a player before he coached several clubs from East Westphalia after his active career. Grösche was the first coach of the club founded in 1978, Fusion FC Gütersloh. With TuS Schloß Neuhaus he rose in 1982 in the 2nd Bundesliga, where he worked in the group stage 1982/83 as a second division coach. His other stations were Arminia Bielefeld, TuS Ahlen, SpVg Beckum, FC Gütersloh (where he also worked as sports director and team leader ), SC Paderborn 07 and SC Verl In sports club he was three times under contract and led the team in his time third-rate league.
Grösche was considered tough, but always fair coach. So he carried the nickname " The Iron Fritz". Despite a cancer and a later following heart surgery, he continued to pursue the action in football. Grösche is one of the most successful coaches in the region.