Rolf Blau

Rolf Blue ( born May 21, 1952) is a former German football player. The midfielder completed 224 games in the Bundesliga and also came in 133 games in the Bundesliga 2 is used.

He was honored by the Sports Federation of Münster at Sports Ball 1975 Sportsman of the Year.

Career

Blue debuted on August 14, 1971 Dress by Hannover 96 in the Bundesliga when he in the 1:5 defeat against FC Schalke 04 - Klaus Fischer succeeded this afternoon a hat-trick - in the domestic Niedersachsenstadion in 58 minutes for Horst Bertl came on. In the following years he came mainly as a substitute for use and as such, he succeeded in a 3-2 victory over MSV Duisburg on May 6, 1972 his first Erstligator than he could meet for interim 2-2. Even in his second year with the Reds, he did not manage to earn a regular place and then left the club. Blue moved to Preußen Münster and managed the club qualified for the newly founded Bundesliga 2. Here he was at first team regular and missed in his first two years, not minutes. In the first year in the 2nd Bundesliga he scored 13 goals this season, which he contributed decisively to the ninth place of the former Bundesliga.

1977 turned blue after a hundred games in the 2nd Bundesliga in the Bundesliga back and completed a season at FC St. Pauli, before moving to VfL Bochum together with teammate Walter Oswald. Here he established himself as a regular player and celebrated in 1979 with the eighth place until then best finish of the club in the German Elite series. After over a hundred games for the club he left in 1982 with a 3-1 victory over FC Bayern München from the club and signed a contract with Erstligaaufsteiger Hertha BSC. The season 1982/83 under coach George Gawliczek was unsuccessful, however, and as Table had to descend with his club from the upper house blue. The mission failed and re-emergence as Tabellenelfter ended his active blue football career.