Reinhold Hintermaier
Reinhold Hintermaier ( born February 14, 1956 in Altheim, Upper Austria ) is a former Austrian football player.
Career
The Upper Austrian began his career with his hometown club SK Altheim and moved in 1973 to VÖEST Linz in the National League. The blue-white he soon came into the first team and took the work of the club in 1974 VÖEST the only Austrian Championship title. After he failed the residents of Linz in the next few years short of another title win in the championship and in the OFB Cup, he moved to Germany in 1979. There he played successfully for the 1st FC Nuremberg, Eintracht Braunschweig and 1 FC Saarbrücken.
With Nuremberg he reached the 1982 DFB -Pokal Final, but had to admit defeat to Bayern Munich 2:4. Strange his return was in the senior squad of the 1st FC Nuremberg in the 1992/93 season, where he was active as a youth coach now after the end of his professional career. Five years after his retirement from professional football, he contributed greatly to the preservation of the class got into Personalnot Nuremberg.
Overall, the midfielder completed 104 games in the German Bundesliga, where he scored nine goals. There are a further 138 missions and scored 15 goals in the Second Bundesliga. It is also noteworthy that while he during his time in Germany received a total of 26 yellow cards, but was never sent off. His "specialty" were free kicks and accurate passing.
Hintermaier played 15 caps for the Austrian national team, and participated in the World Cup 1982 in Spain part where he was employed in all five games. The 2-2 draw against Northern Ireland at this World Cup, where he scored his only goal for Austria, was his last international match.
After his career as a player Reinhold Hintermaier pursued a coaching career. He oversaw the delivery of the U12/U13 squad of the 1st FC Nuremberg. He runs the football power center Hintermaier gGmbH, children and young people can learn to play football at.