Ludwig Janda

Louis Janda ( born January 13, 1919 in Fuerth, † August 22, 1981 in Aschaffenburg ) was a German football player and coach.

Playing career

Janda played from 1936 to 1938 for SpVgg Fürth in Bavaria Gauliga, from 1938 to 1943 and again from 1945 to 1860 Munich, and in the meantime for the Air Force Sports Club Hamburg and the Air Force Sports Club Kaufbeuren. With the Munich he 1942 German Cup winner (by the then so-called Tschammer Cup ), with the Hamburg Army team he reached in 1943 again the Cup final and 1944 final of the German Cup, but went both times as a loser from the square.

After the war, Janda scored in 116 league games 41 goals for the Lions, with whom he from 1945 to October 1949 in the Oberliga Süd places nine, four, two and four finished again. Even his brothers Albert and Charles played at this time for the 1860, but with far less success. In the 1947/48 season, Janda qualified with the lions as runners- Oberliga Süd for the final round of the German Cup. Here, however, was in the quarter-final stage (1:5 against 1.FC Kaiserslautern in Worms).

The end of 1949 joined Ludwig Janda for a transfer of ( depending on the source ) 30,000 or even 50,000 German Mark was the first German football player to Italy, where he obtained a well-paid contract signed at Fiorentina - reportedly he should then earned 80,000 lire a month and have this as a win bonus get more money than he would have in a month as a contract player in Germany are allowed to take (which were 320 DM). From 1951 to 1954 played striker for AC Novara.

Despite his talent, he was never appointed to the German national football team: Only keep the war an international match career, later he had due to the continuation of his career abroad no chance with Sepp Herberger.

Coach

After ending his playing career, he returned to Germany, graduated from the teacher training and coached football until the early 1960s Viktoria Aschaffenburg ( 1954-1956 and 1961 - October 1962 ), Karlsruher SC ( 1956-1959 ), the FSV Frankfurt ( 1959-1961 ) and DJK Aschaffenburg (1963 /64).

Clubs

  • SpVgg Fürth (1928 - March 1938 )
  • TSV 1860 Munich (May 1938 to 1943 and 1945 to October 1949)
  • Air Force SV Hamburg ( September 1943 - September 1944 )
  • Air Force SV Kaufbeuren ( September 1944-1945 )
  • Fiorentina ( November 1949-1951 ) 1949/50, 19 games - 10 goals
  • 1950/51 28 matches - 3 goals
Gauliga Bayern 1949–50 Serie A 1950–51 Serie A 1951–52 Serie A 1952–53 Serie A 1953–54 Serie A
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