Hans-Günter Etterich
Hans -Günter Etterich ( born August 16, 1951) is a former football player, who graduated from 1971 to 1974 for VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga 72 games and scored ten goals in the process.
Career
With the A - youth of the VfL Bochum won the offensive talent on July 13, 1969, the first time played German junior championship in football. With 5:3 gates to Bochum won against 1.FC Saarbrücken, Etterich contributed two hits in the title. For championship of VfL in the Regional 1970/71 season he made in five appearances under coach Hermann Eppenhoff his contribution. His debut in the Football Regionalliga West, he experienced through the Substitutes on September 27, 1970 in an away game against the Lüner SV. In the promotion round to the Bundesliga he replaced three times in games against Karlsruher SC, VfL Osnabrück and Tasmania 1900 Berlin Werner Balt. , Making it one of the VfL - rise formation in 1971 in the Bundesliga on. In the Bundesliga Round 1971/72 he first came on matchday, September 1, 1971 in an away match against 1 FC Kaiserslautern for the course. On the side of Werner Balt, Dieter remote, Hans -Werner Hartl, Werner Kramer and Hans Walitza he completed 20 Bundesliga games and scored five goals. The VfL - grown talent came in 1973/74 once in 21 Bundesliga appearances for the course, scoring three goals, but took to Round 1974/75 on the supply of Westfalia Herne from the Westphalian amateur camp and played in the future in the Federation League Westphalia ( Group Southwest ).
With the Blue -Whites from the Stadium on Strünkede castle he celebrated immediately before DSC Wanne -Eickel and Sportfreunde Siegen the season championship, won in two games against SV Arminia Gütersloh Westphalia Championship and continued into the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga Group North against the rival Spandau SV and VfB Oldenburg think 7-1 points by. Etterich experienced the financial commitment of the petroleum businessman Erhard Goldbach at the old Oberliga West Club from Herne, but also its collapse. With players such as Jochen Abel, Søren Busk, Herbert Bals, Hugo Lütkebohmert, Klaus Scheer and Lutz Gerresheim, as well as his former Bochum colleagues Hans -Jürgen Bradler and Klaus -Peter Kerkemeier and coaches Heinz Murach, Ivica Horvat and Gerhard Prokop he graduated from in 1975 to 1979 for Westfalia 89 second division matches and scored six goals. As during the round 1978/79 came the financial crash and withdrew the broadcast Herne in fifth from professional football, he presented after the first eight first round games, a its activity. There followed an interlude overseas, he played in San Jose.
During the round 1979/80 he jumped on the " Abstiegszug " at the Lions' " from Stadion am Zoo, the Wuppertal SV. In vain, the WSV in the previous year with 30:46 points only happy remained as 17 of the table in the second league ( Herne return the license and St. Pauli lost their licenses ), increased with 16:60 points as bottom-placed in the amateur bearings from. In 14 games, the man from Bochum had scored a goal for the losers. To round 1980/81 he accepted an offer from the Southern group that he signed at Bornheimer Hang and played with it for FSV Frankfurt. For the team of coach Dietmar Schwager and on the side of the other players Paul -Werner Hofmann ( 35 games - 17 goals ) and Josef Sarocca Etterich completed an additional 25 second division matches and scored four goals. He came up with the FSV to 15th place, but could not so qualify for Round 1981/82 for its newly introduced single-track 2nd Bundesliga.
Now, his path led him back to the West. He joined the 1981/82 TuS Schloß Neuhaus in the Amateur - Oberliga Westfalen and celebrated the championship ahead of FC Gütersloh. In the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga enough to accomplish in order to move up to the northern group of the second rank behind BV Lüttringhausen. In the second league he ran 1982/83 for the blue - yellow but only in four games on - Neuhaus came on the 20th place and dismounted - and finished in the summer of 1983 his higher class playing career.