Jürgen Rynio

Jürgen Rynio ( born April 1, 1948 in Gelsenkirchen ) is a former German football player.

Career as a footballer

The football goalkeeper Jürgen Rynio began his career in the 1960s in the West Regional at Eintracht Gelsenkirchen, after he was seen as the biggest talent Goalkeeper of the Ruhr area in his youth.

In 1967 he received his first professional contract with first division club Karlsruher SC. The young goalkeeper was able to enforce the same against the more experienced keeper Siegfried Kessler. Nevertheless, the club went into this season of the Bundesliga from the Table. Rynio moved to freshly baked German football champions 1.FC Nuremberg and was again goalkeeper of the new club. For the second time he had the bitter experience of the descent, even to make the club the reigning champions, so he moved to Borussia Dortmund in 1969. Here he remained until his third relegation from the Bundesliga in 1972., But he could eat during his next club Rot-Weiss then never a firm grip. Heinz Blasey here was the set "number one" in the gate of the Essenes. In 1976 he went to the Second Bundesliga FC St. Pauli and was able to rise to the hamburgers in 1977 in the First League. After only one year, the club had to return to the Second Division. For Rynio it was the fourth relegation of his career. In 1979 Rynio the second division Hannover 96, where he stood up to end of his career in 1984 at the gate, but the association remained then as a goalkeeper coach. At times, acted Rynio as a manager of Hannover 96

After the re-emergence of Hannover 96 Rynio took over after the dismissal of coach Werner Biskup from 22 November 1985 to 13 January 1986 as interim coach the team until he was replaced by Jörg Berger. When goalkeeper Ralf rape violated, coach Jürgen Berger Rynio for two games again as a goalkeeper. Both games went up lost at 0:7 in Stuttgart Rynio conceded by a player, Michael Nushöhr, three penalty shots in one game - a time record to date. The club was relegated as Table from the end of the season, so Jürgen Rynio was relegated to the final end of his career for the fifth time from the Bundesliga.

Jürgen Rynio clocked up 186 appearances in the First Bundesliga.

After the End of career

Today, Jürgen Rynio Managing Director of KG Rynio Living in Bergen, a company that offers residential places for dependent people and people with mental or multiple disabilities.

Private

Jürgen Rynio trained as an electrician. This profession he learned at Zeche Ewald. During his time as a footballer, he was nicknamed "Max" following Max Merkel. He calls himself ironically " Bundesliga record relegated " as he holds the unequaled record to have descended five times with five different clubs from the Bundesliga. Rynio now lives with his second wife in Isernhagen. Currently (2012 ) writes Rynio to his biography.