Jörg Stiel

Jörg Stiel ( born March 3, 1968 in Baden ) is a retired Swiss football goalkeeper.

Career

Jörg Stiel began his career in 1986 at FC Wettingen. In 1990, stick to FC St. Gallen. After three years he went streaky 1993 St. Gallen from the National League A. Then stick left the Swiss club and moved to Mexico Toros Neza. A year later he returned to Switzerland and played for two years at FC Zurich. After Zurich did not renew his contract, he was once an offer from FC St. Gallen. In 2000 he was with St. Gallen surprising Swiss champion, his greatest success in his playing career. In 2001 he moved to German Bundesliga side Borussia Moenchengladbach. The stem was immediately Borussia goalkeeper and crowd favorite and completed up to end of his career in 2004 a total of 89 Bundesliga games.

His debut for the Swiss national football team gave stalk in 2000. He took part of Switzerland at the end of his career at the European Championship in 2004 and was in all three tournament games for Switzerland in goal. Overall, he played 21 international matches for the national team.

Cult status got stem inter alia through his participation in a Swiss advertising campaign to " provision / collection ' of garbage cans under the motto: " I know when I need to get out. " From November 2006 pedicle was goalkeeper coach of the Austrian Bundesliga side SC Rheindorf Altach.

Since July 2007, Jörg Stiel shareholders and Board of Directors of WS4Sports AG, Mosnang SG ( general representation of the Reusch brand in Switzerland ). Danebst he works on a consultancy basis for leading Swiss companies like Migros, cantonal banks, etc., and Internet platforms.

Since July 19, 2009 Jörg Stiel has been with Borussia Mönchengladbach again. He takes over for six months, the task of an interpreter for the committed at Borussia for the 2009/ 10 players Arango and Bobadilla. Stem speaks through his active fluent Spanish as a goalkeeper in Mexico and Costa Rica.