Heimo Pfeifenberger

Heimo Pfeifenberger 2008

Heimo pipes Berger ( born December 29, 1966 in Cedar House, Salzburg ) is a retired Austrian football player and current football coach. Currently he trains the crew of the SC Wiener Neustadt in the Austrian Bundesliga.

  • 2.1 Achievements

Playing career

Association

Pipes Berger began his career in the youth of the UPS cedar house. In 1987, he made ​​56 league goals for the lower house club attention and so brought him to the former SV Austria Salzburg coach Hannes Winklbauer in the state capital. After being in his first season as a professional with the Salzburg promotion to the first division, he moved to SK Rapid Wien. With the Viennese he reached in 1990 ( against FK Austria Wien ) & 1991 ( against SV Stockerau ) the OFB Cup final, but lost both times the other team. In 1992 he returned to Salzburg and had its most successful period as a footballer. He was in the years 1994 and 1995. Purpose he reached the UEFA Cup final in 1994 against Inter Milan, and the group stage of the UEFA Champions League in 1995. Moreover, it was 1994 top scorer in the Austrian Bundesliga, together with Nikola Jurčević. Twice Austrian Champion and Supercup winner

After this sporty high-altitude flight, he moved in 1996 to the Weser to Werder Bremen. Pipes Berger played two years in Germany before after the World Cup in France he returned to Austria in 1998. He hung six years of near Salzburg, before he ended his career. In these years, the OFB Cup final in 2000, a third place in the Bundesliga and participation in the UEFA Cup ( games against Udinese Calcio and AC Parma) was the greatest success.

For the spring 2007 season, he played briefly for the SV Hall in 1945 in the West Regional and alternated as coach of SV Grödig in autumn 2007, even twice.

National

For the Austrian national football team he made his debut on 23 August 1989 in the match against Iceland. He was able to score his first goal for Austria in fief stadium in Salzburg. He took part in Italy and 1998 in France at the FIFA World Cup 1990. While he did not play in Italy, he was allowed to complete all three group matches against Cameroon, Chile and Italy in France. His last game for Austria, he played on 19 August 1998, at Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium against the reigning soccer world champions France.

Statistics

  • National 40 caps for Austria
  • 9 Goals
  • 2 World Cups (1990 & 1998)
  • League Games 243 for Salzburg Austria
  • 117 for Rapid Wien
  • 43 for Werder Bremen
  • League goals 86 for Austria Salzburg
  • 42 for Rapid Wien
  • 5 for Werder Bremen

Achievements

  • National: 2x Austrian Champion with Austria Salzburg: ( 1993/94, 1994/95 )
  • 2x Supercup winner with Austria Salzburg: 1994, 1995
  • 1x OFB Cup finalist with Austria Salzburg: 2000
  • 1x scorer (Bundesliga Austria ): 1993 /94 ( 14 goals, as well as team-mate Nicola Jurcevic )
  • 1x Footballer of the Year in Austria 1994
  • Eleventh in the eternal Bundesliga top scorer with 117 goals (Jan 2011)
  • International: 2x participations in World Cup Soccer Championships: Italy 1990, France 1998
  • 1x UEFA Cup final with Austria Salzburg: 1994 against Inter Milan ( 0:1,0:1 )
  • 1x Champions League participation with Austria Salzburg: 1994/95

Coaching career

After his career end pipes Berger put a year break and was then from 2005 to 2007 as a youth coordinator at FC Red Bull Salzburg active. For the 2007 /08 season he was appointed as coach of SV Grödig. With the Grödigern it on first attempt promotion to the First League, but was replaced the following season after moderate success of Miroslav Bojceski. Andreas Herzog brought him together with Otto Konrad on Austrian U -21 national team of Austria, where he served as an assistant coach. He took over in early 2010 for a short time as coach at SPG Axams- Götzens before he joined as a coach back to SV Grödig with which he ascended back to the First League. In December 2010, he was Otto Konrad guide to the Grödigern as goalkeeping coach. Pipes Berger left the SV Grödig in spring 2012 after discrepancies derived with the club's management and entered on May 30, 2012, the successor of Peter Stoeger as coach of Bundesliga club SC Wiener Neustadt.

Achievements

  • 2x Master Regionalliga West ( promotion to the First League ) with SV Grödig: 2007/ 08, 2009/10
Zederhaus Parma F.C. Ernst-Happel-Stadion Nikola Jurčević 1993–94 UEFA Cup 1994–95 UEFA Champions League Peter Hlinka Dennis Mimm Manuel Wallner David Witteveen Christoph Martschinko Stefan Stangl Christoph Freitag Josef Uridil Ferdinand Swatosch Gustav Wieser Franz Weselik Wilhelm Hahnemann Franz Jelinek Ernst Stojaspal Robert Dienst Hans Buzek Walter Horak Erich Hof Horst Nemec August Starek Wilhelm Kreuz Hans Krankl Walter Schachner Gernot Jurtin Toni Polster Gerhard Rodax Christoph Westerthaler Ronald Brunmayr Roland Kollmann Christian Mayrleb Roland Linz Alexander Zickler Marc Janko Steffen Hofmann Jakob Jantscher Stefan Maierhofer
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