Gert Brauer
Gert Brauer ( born September 7, 1955 in Ronneburg ) was soccer player in the GDR Oberliga, the highest soccer class in the GDR. He is a four-time A-National player and multiple junior national team.
Sports career
Brewer came in 1968 with 13 years in the children's team of Sports Association (SPA) bismuth Gera. As a junior player he was in 1971 delegated to FC Carl Zeiss Jena, the football center in the region. After good performances in the junior league, he became in 1973 a member of the East German junior national team, for whom he played his first junior international match on 27 June 1973. In the encounter Finland - DDR ( 0:3), he played on the left side of defense. Until May 1974, Brewer was a total of 20 times in junior internationals used. He was then taken over seamlessly into the junior national team. In 1978 he was part of the junior selection that was in the U-21 European Championship runner-up. In its 23 junior internationals, he was usually used as a right defender.
His start in the DDR - Oberliga was Brauer in 1973/ 74. On 16 March 1974 22 Matchday he was in the 55th minute of the match FC Carl Zeiss - 1 FC Lok Leipzig (2-2 ) off the bench. On winning the East German Football Cup 1974, he was involved only with an insert in the quarterfinals. Already in the season 1974/75, the 1.70 m large brewers established at right-back as a regular player. He remained in this position in total during his time at FC Carl Zeiss.
Although Brauer showed consistently solid performances in Jena, it was apart of a B international match in May 1976, six years before he came into question for the senior team. At the age of 24 he was employed for the first time in a senior international. During qualifying for the 1980 European Poland - East Germany (1-1) on September 26, 1979, he made his debut on its default position Fullback. The following two matches, also qualifying matches, Brewer saw as a defender. In his third countries play DDR - Netherlands non- part name of the GDR was sealed at the European Championships after a 2:3 defeat. A fourth chance Brauer received on 7 May 1980 at the meaningless game DDR - Soviet Union (2-2 ). However, he had already in the 7th minute due to a severe knee injury from the square, and so was his international career ended. Against the veterans Gerd Kische and Konrad, he had no chance.
The violation of the international game meant that brewers ' Cup win in 1980 for FC Carl Zeiss missed and failed altogether for ten months. He had to pretend to 1983 trouble again with FC Carl Zeiss. In the 1981/82 season he played only six, 1982/83, only eight league - point games. However, he was lucky enough to be in the decisive phase of the best European Cup series of the Jena case. From the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1980/81 Brewer denied any games until the finale, the Jena eventually lost with 1-2 against Dynamo Tbilisi. Only with the season 1983/84 he regained foot and remained until 1986, again starting players. During the season 1986/87 ended his career as a brewer league players in Jena. He denied there on the 8th Round, 18th October 1986 in the encounter FC Carl Zeiss - BFC Dynamo ( 0:4 ) his last game. It was his 254th league game until then, he had scored nine goals. In the GDR Cup he played 43 times for Jena ( 4 goals), plus 33 scoreless European games.
With nearly 32 years of changes Brauer for 1987/88 season for league - Up Hall shear FC chemistry. There he was employed in the 13 games before the winter break through as a left defender. After a break of seven games, he completed his final end of the season last four league games and came thus to an overall record of 271 Premier League matches. After his football career, the trained toolmaker took on a job in the restaurant industry.