Hermann Stöcker

Hermann mackerel ( born January 6, 1938) is a former German football player (DDR ).

Life

Stocker grew up in the 17 km south of Magdeburg village of Borne. At the local Sports Association (SPA) tractor he began playing football, moved in 1953 to BSG Traktor Heyrothsberge and came in 1956 with 18 years of BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg, a forerunner of the 1st FC Magdeburg. His first competitive match for the Magdeburg denied mackerel on January 8, 1956 in the Toto round in 1956 Motor Nordhausen West and won with his team 2-1. From 1960 he played in the highest GDR football class, the Serie A, now called his team SC structure Magdeburg, from 1966 1.FC Magdeburg. With her ​​horse mackerel was in the years 1964, 1965 and 1969 DDR Cup Winners ( fdgb Cup ). In total he graduated in Magdeburg mostly as a winger 342 Official matches, of which 185 are in the big leagues and eight in the European Cup. In the league, he scored 41 goals, plus there were two in the European Cup. Thanks to its fair game, he was never sent off.

On September 4, 1963 in Magdeburg mackerel denied his first senior international game as a left-winger in a 1-1 draw against Bulgaria. His four international goals he scored during the Asian tour of the East German national team at the turn of 1963/64, in a 5-1 against Burma ( 1) and at 12:1 against Ceylon (3). At the World Cup qualifier against Austria on 25 April 1965 ( 1:1) horse mackerel was used for the sixth and last time in the national team. In the 13 games of the East German Olympic team for Tokyo 1964 he came during qualifying and in the Olympic tournament eleven times used. Of the final tournament in Tokyo, he played three games and was in the team that won the bronze medal.

With the 4-0 win against FC Karl- Marx-Stadt in the Cup final on May 31, 1969 Stöcker ended his active career in the league team as an injury did not permit more high-performance sports. After he had opened the second team of the FCM in the decisive final ascent game with two goals in the way the DDR -Liga, he was officially adopted before a friendly match against SK Barada Damascus on July 26, 1969. When 1 FC Magdeburg he subsequently worked as a youth coach, 1976-1982 as an assistant coach for the league team. Since 1990, horse mackerel lives in Vechta, Lower Saxony.