Roman Schramseis

Roman Schramseis (* March 29, 1906; † 10 December 1988) was an Austrian football player. The defender was a member of the legendary miracle team and winner of the 1930 Mitropapokals with Rapid Vienna.

Career

Roman Schramseis began his career as a football player in the Favorites ASV Hertha Vienna in 1922. Using the blue-white in 1924, he experienced the tight descent and 1925 the chances of promotion to the first division with. In the same year the defender moved to the then record champions Rapid Vienna to Hütteldorf. The Green-Whites he was now playing regularly at the Austrian Championship title. 1927 was the third place to book, but in the Cup Austria Wien could be defeated in the finals 3-0. This Schramseis was with his team promptly entitled to participation in the Mitropacup, the forerunner of today's European Cup. The Hütteldorfer came with their star defender in the Erstaustragung of the competition to the finals; subject only Sparta Prague. Also in the championship, it was enough "just" to second place.

In 1928, Rapid again to the final of Mitropapokals and also lost again. This time proved to Schramseis and his teammates the Ferencvárosi Torna Club too great a task. In the championship, but the defender was able to triumph for the first time. This title could be repeated in 1929; in the Mitropacup from but this time was already in the semifinals to eventual winners Újpest Budapest. In 1930 it was now ready. Roman Schramseis stood for the third time in Rapid Mitropacupfinale, but this time was able to triumph the team. The defender played with Rapid against Sparta Prague - an opponent to which one still had painful memories from the Mitropacupfinale 1927. The 2-0 victory was the cornerstone for the triumph, the match ended 2:3 in Vienna.

Roman Schramseis had become also a regular fixture in the Austrian national team. The Rapidler made ​​his debut for Austria in 1928 in the classic against Hungary. During the era of the "indomitable " miracle team, he became an indispensable part of the defense, played among others in the 5-0 against Scotland, 6-0 over Germany and the 8:2 over Hungary. With his move to France in 1933 for FC Rouen in Normandy Schramseis engagement ended in the national team after a total of 18 sessions (13 wins, 2 losses). In 1934 returned Roman Schramseis back to Vienna and even completed a championship game at SC Wacker Wien Meidling before he settled reamateurisieren and auflief for Trade Union Confederation Mariahilf and the companies SK Semperit.

Family

His son, Roman Schramseis jun. ( Born May 16, 1928 in Vienna) was also a professional footballer, but faded his famous father in the shade. Schramseis jun. began his career with the Wiener Sport - Club and played after the war (1946 /47) in Villach. In 1947 he moved to the second Italian League to Udinese Udine where he scored five goals in the first year in 16 missions. In the second season 1948/49 he played 30 times for Udine, scoring four goals. The Game 1949 /50 and 1950/51 he spent at Treviso in the third division. In the summer of 1951 Schramseis returned jun. back to Austria and played for Austria Wien. But with the violets he came only three bets in the fall in the games against Wacker ( 3:3 ), Vienna FC (0-0 ) and Admira (3:4). In 1957 he moved to FC Wacker Innsbruck in the Tyrolean League and celebrated with the club promotion to the Arlberg League (1958) and the qualification for the second-rate Regionalliga West ( 1960). 1962 missed novel Schramseis jun. with the Innsbruckern on goal difference compared to the SAK 1914 promotion to the State League A. After that, he should have ended his career.

Stations

  • ASV Hertha Vienna (1922-1925)
  • Rapid Wien (1925-1932)
  • FC Rouen (1933-1934)
  • SC Wacker Wien (1934-1935)

Sporting successes

  • 2 x Austrian Champion: 1929, 1930
  • 1 x Austrian Cup winner: 1927
  • 1 x Austrian runner-up: 1928
  • 1 x Austrian Cup Finalist: 1929

Core group: Josef Blum | George Brown | Karl Gall | Friedrich Gschweidl | Rudolf Hiden | Leopold Hofmann | Johann Mock | Walter Nausch | Karl Rainer | Anton Sound | Roman Schramseis | Karl Sesta | Matthias Sindelar | Josef Smistik | Adolf Vogl | Karl Zischek

Other players: Karl Adamek | Josef Adelbrecht | Josef Bugala | Josef Chloupek | Leopold Czejka | Leopold Print | Karl Graf | Rudolf Hencl | Johann Horvath | Anton Janda | Otto Kaller | John McClelland | Josef Molzer | Heinrich Müller | Peter Platzer | Karl Stoiber | Gustav Thaler | Johann Urbanek | Georg Waitz | Franz Weselik | Rudolf Zöhrer

Association Captain: Hugo Meisl Coach: Jimmy Hogan

  • National football team ( Austria )
  • Austrian
  • Athletes (Vienna)
  • Born in 1906
  • Died in 1988
  • Man
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