Hilmar Weilandt
Hilmar Weiland ( born September 29, 1966 in Stralsund ) is a former German football player.
Weiland came in 1980 in the youth department of FC Hansa Rostock and completed 25 games for youth national teams of the German Democratic Republic. For the 1986/87 season the defensive player in the squad advanced to the Rostock - Oberliga Absteigers and debuted on August 20, 1986 in the league as the second-highest division of the GDR. With one goal in 20 games he had share in the re-emergence of the Hanseatic League in the league. In fdgb Cup Weiland came with Hansa to the final, in the Hansa 1 FC Locomotive Leipzig defeated 4-1 Weiland was replaced in the 64th minute. In the following season 1987/88 Weiland finished with Rostock ninth.
With the fourth place 1988/89 reached Rostock to qualified first time in two decades back for the UEFA Cup, left there in 1989/90 but in the first round against the Czech representatives Banik Ostrava, where Weiland was used in both games. After a sixth place in the league season 1989/90 Rostock won the last championship round of the GDR 1990/91 Championship and qualified for the first all-German season in the Bundesliga. This Weiland had not graduated only 22 league inserts for the Hanseatic League, but was also involved in last times discharged on June 2, 1991 cup final of the GDR on first Cup victory of the Hanseatic League. As early as 1990 he had been called twice in the GDR national team from the last East German coach Eduard Geyer.
After ten goals scored in 103 caps in the leagues of the East German Football Association and two goals in 17 missions in fdgb Cup Weiland played in 1991/92 for the first time in the Bundesliga, but only came eight inserts for the FC Hansa, the descent to the end of the season in the 2nd Bundesliga. Weiland then again developed first-team regular, scoring in three years until promotion to the Bundesliga in the 1994/95 season four goals in 102 second-division operations.
1995/96 as well as 1997/98 took Weiland with Hansa sixth place of the German top flight, but only in 1998 took part in the Hansa thus reached the Intertoto Cup. Set for the third round difference Rostock in this against the Hungarian Debreceni Vasutas SC from where Weiland was used in both games. As of the 2000 /01 season Weiland no longer belonged to the root formation and completed in this as well as in the 2001/ 02 Season only four bets, which Weiland completed a total of 160 appearances in the Bundesliga.
After 405 duty stakes for the F. C. Hansa Rostock - including 365 league, 36 cup and four European Cup Inserts - Weiland finished in the summer of 2002, his active career, he continuously at FC Hansa had spent. Weiland is so that the player with the most league appearances for Rostock and denied by Yuri Schlünz (406 ) is the second most competitive match inserts for the Hanseatic League.
His son Tom Weiland also played for Hansa Rostock.