Hans Walzhofer

Johann rolling Hofer ( * March 23, 1906, † unknown) was an Austrian football player.

Club career

1922 Johann rolling Hofer began his football career at Jedlersdorfer SC and moved in 1926 to the larger district rivals AC Floridsdorfer moved, where he played his first game in the league in I. spring. For change of season, he moved to SK Rapid, but where he got no chance in the first team. Therefore he joined after half a year the Wiener AC and was soon able to gain a regular place in the forward line, where he already became the top scorer of his club in 1927/28. 1928 reached the final at the WAC OFB Cup, where they defeated with 1:2 against SK Admira Vienna after rolling Hofer had between periods provided for compensation. In the next season he was able to take second place in the scoring charts with 14 goals and then moved to SC Wacker Wien.

The Meidlingern he was to spend the next 15 years of his career, where he was employed either as a center forward or as links connector and during that time was mostly with Karl Zischek together in the forward line. He was also placed in the top three scorer two more times. Despite the results of its two star striker Wacker, however, a long time about places in the middle of the table did not come out. In the late 1930s, however, the club closed at the top Austrian and three times could reach the second place in the championship in a row. In Tschammerpokal 1939, the team reached the semi-finals, where she retired after three indecisive games against SV Waldhof Mannheim only by drawing lots. A title at club level remained rolling Hofer denied during his career, but with a total of 178 Championship gates he is still one of the top 20 scorers in the history of Austrian football.

National

His debut for the national team, he gave in November 1927 in a 0-1 against Italy, after two more games in 1928, but was followed by a long pause, for he received the next convening only for the game against Czechoslovakia in April 1931, which for the Nations counted, the Austrians were able to decide for themselves. A few weeks later was the birth of the miracle team, the forward line, where rolling Hofer positions of Matthias Sindelar and Anton sound were occupied, should play in the next two years virtually unchanged composition and Wacker player therefore only regularly came into use in the Vienna city selection.

After the Austrian team had qualified for the World Cup 1934, belonged to the rolling Hofer sent to Italy squad, but came within the Tournament, in which the team ultimately failed in the semifinals, not used. His fifth and final game for Austria denied the striker in November of the same year against Switzerland.

Coaching career

From January to September 1937 practiced rolling Hofer addition to his players work out well as coach at SC Wacker. In 1947 he took over as coach at SK Admira Vienna, which he was to hold for over five years. The Admiralty was found regularly in this period in the mid-table of the top division, only in the season 1948/49, managed third place a top position. Greatest success during rolling Hofer Trainerära was reaching the finals in Vienna's Cup in 1948, which was lost with 1:2 against FK Austria Wien. Early 1953, he resigned as coach Admira. After that, he was still coach at SC gas station, before 1957 he retired from football.

Achievements

  • Winner of the Nations Cup 1931-1932
  • Fourth place in the Football World Cup 1934
  • 3x Austrian Vice Champion: 1939, 1940, 1941
  • 1x OFB Cup finalist: 1928
  • 1x Second (1929) and 2x Third (1933, 1935) the scorers
  • 5 games for the Austrian national team: 1927-1934
  • National football team ( Austria )
  • Austrian
  • Born in 1906
  • Died in the 20th or 21st century
  • Man
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