FSV Wacker 90 Nordhausen
The FSV Wacker 90 Nordhausen is a pure football club from the northern Thuringian town of Nordhausen.
History
Club development
The FSV Wacker 90 Nordhausen goes back to the FC Wacker Nordhausen, which was established on 1 November 1905 by members of the Protestant youth club Nordhausen. At the general meeting of 14 July 1906 Youth Department was established and unanimously decided to " out of the football other leibe strengthening exercises ... to operate. " FC Wacker 05 Nordhausen has therefore been renamed SV Wacker 05 Nordhausen. Took place on July 11, 1908 Restaurant "Am Schlachthof" the merger of the clubs SV Wacker 05 Nordhausen and BSC Mars Nordhausen to SV Wacker Mars Nordhausen. In July 1918, the members decided to change the club name. From Spielvereinigung SV Wacker Mars Nordhausen Sports Club 1 SV Wacker 05 Nordhausen. After the dissolution of all sports clubs in the year 1945, the SG Nordhausen was founded. Before the season 1948/49, the division soccer SG Nordhausen was first connected to the existing BSG Lok Nordhausen, which bore the name of BSG KWU Nordhausen to a carrier operating changes. On September 1, 1949 saw the founding of the greatest sports club in the region, the BSG Motor Nordhausen, which emerged from the BSG IFA ABUS. The football section of KWU Nordhausen was incorporated in late 1950, the existing BSG Motor Nordhausen, to increase the power of this section. For the season 1951/52, the North Houses were as BSG Motor Nordhausen -West and had this name until after the 1975 season / 76th From 1976, the term " West " has been deleted, and the team played until 1990 as BSG Motor Nordhausen. After the political change in the GDR, the registered association FSV Wacker 90 Nordhausen was founded on 31 March 1990.
Football
From the club was founded on Wacker Nordhausen first played only unterklassig. Overall, the club took part in the finals seven times around the central German Cup, but reached only twice the next round. The qualification for the 1933 newly founded center Gauliga never managed the club until 1944.
After the Second World War, the BSG KWU involved 1949/50, for the first time at the Thuringian football championship and was in the state Class Season 1 runner-up. Thus, the now An incoming as motor Nordhausen BSG had qualified for the second-rate DDR -Liga. In their first league season, the north houses were in the Südstaffel 9 and had to play in the relegation against the North Ninth unit Wismar. Nordhausen secured with a 7-0 victory in the league and missed 1950/51 season with second place promotion to the excellence just barely. Until the season 1956 played Nordhausen without interruption in the I. DDR -Liga, after the descent from 1955 to 1962 in the third-class II DDR -Liga. As Table Second Season 3 motor West 1961/62 rose again in the I. DDR League to then immediately descend again. Since the II DDR -Liga was dissolved, Nordhausen had 1963/64, to compete in the now third-class district league Erfurt. 1964/65 engine was indeed West district champion, but failed without a win in the promotion round to the DDR -Liga. Although a year later reached the summit in the DDR -Liga, but rose Nordhausen next year again. It was not until 1969 Motor Nordhausen was permanently established in the DDR -Liga. In the 1981/82 season the team took part as the winner of the league season on the E offs for promotion to Serie A, but three draws and five defeats from eight games were not enough to ascend. After the 1988/89 season Nordhausen had to descend in the district league again, but qualified in 1990 as a district champion Erfurt for the Oberliga West in the play mode of the DFB.
Motor Nordhausen or its predecessor communities participated 1949-1990 a total of 35 times in the competitions to the GDR football trophy. The greatest successes were reaching the quarter- finals in 1954 and 1986.
From the 1991/92 season the club played in the Oberliga West, was there in the 1994/95 season table first, and rose to the Regionalliga West. There the Nordhäuser reached in the first two seasons with an eleventh and a twelfth place in the league, before the club relegated in his third season as 17 of the table back into the league. 2001, the club was relegated from the league and had to file for bankruptcy. Meanwhile played Wacker therefore even only in the country sechstklassigen class. Again in 2005, the club rose to the Thuringia League and finished there in the first season a respectable fourth place. 2012 succeeded the club as a master of Thuringia League after eleven years of the return to now, however, only fifth rate Oberliga Nordost. A year later, there has even been " walkover " in the now fourth-rate Regionalliga Nord.
Success of the club was mainly in the TFV Cup, which the North houses could win three times. 1992 was defeated in the final bismuth Gera, 1996 and 1997 Wacker won the finals against FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt. By the Cup wins at association level, the Nordhäuser played several times in the main round of the DFB Cup. There was, however, against 1 FC Köln ( 0:8 ), TSV 1860 Munich (1:5) and Hamburger SV (1:3 ) is always in the first round deadline.
- Logo History
BSG Motor Nordhausen West
BSG Motor (1976-1990)
FSV Wacker 90 (since 1990)
Squad of the 2013/14 season
Stadium and Fans
Opened on August 26, 1923 Albert Kuntz - sports park has 8,000 seats, and there are 1,088 covered seats and 1,500 standing places covered. Most viewers came with 10,000 in 1953 and 1967 respectively against Dynamo Dresden against Rot -Weiß Erfurt.
At Regional times came on average 1300-1700 spectators to the games of Wacker Nordhausen. In Thuringia League drew an average of just less than 400 spectators to the games. The biggest rival to the north houses the BSV Eintracht special Hausen, who also played in the league Thuringia. At Regional times was also a rivalry for FC Rot -Weiß Erfurt, which is now due to the different leagues membership of both clubs no longer plays a role.
Famous people
- Guido Gorges - played 29 Bundesliga games for TSV 1860 Munich and Hanover 96
- Albert cancer - was in the 80s coach in Nordhausen
- Lutz Lindemann - played 205 league games for Rot-Weiß Erfurt and FC Carl Zeiss Jena and 21 caps for the German Democratic Republic
- Petrik Sander - former coach of the second division Energie Cottbus and former coach of the current division side FC Carl Zeiss Jena
- Jörg White Main White Main and Horst - both played for a long time for Rot-Weiß Erfurt in the GDR Oberliga
- Marco White Main - played 101 Bundesliga games for Hamburger SV, SC Freiburg and Hansa Rostock, scoring 9 goals