SV Bergisch Gladbach 09

The SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 eV is a sports club based in Bergisch Gladbach. It was created in 1973 from a merger and today consists of one each division for football, youth football and badminton.

History

Mergers

The origin was placed in 1909 by the FC 09 Bergisch Gladbach. This merged on 22 January 1919, the TSV Zanders Bergisch Gladbach to SV Bergisch Gladbach 09. 1969 joined the then District league team SF Paffrath together with BW hand and the SSV Katterbach for SSG Bergisch Gladbach. SSG 09 and SV Bergisch Gladbach then joined together in 1973 to SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach. Since the summer of 2007, the association was only called Bergisch Gladbach 09, however, existed under the statutes nor the abbreviation SSG. In April 2008, a further name change was decided that the club is now called SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 eV

Men's Football Division

The greatest success of the men's football department is winning the Amateur Championship in 1953 with a 3-2 win over the Homberger SV. In the 50s, the SV 09 played in the second division (2nd Oberliga West ) and reached in the season 1950/51 to third place. 1954 it was in the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup against VfB Stuttgart. After a 1-1 aet in the first game, the replay with 0:6 was lost.

In 2012, in the relegation against the SG Wattenscheid succeeded in 09 of the promotion to the Regionalliga, from which one but it descended again in the year.

Well-known players and coaches

  • Harald Konopka led as a coach in the 1990s, the team of the division in the league
  • Lars Leese, best known for his book "The Dream Keeper ", coached the team from 2005 to 2011 and succeeded twice promotion to the Oberliga or NRW-Liga

Placements since 1948/49,

Women's Soccer Division

In the recent past gained 09 especially with its women's team nationwide attention, which was as SSG 09 nine times German Champion (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1988 and 1989 ) and was until 2009 Record Master. Three times (1981, 1982 and 1984) the ladies were also able to win the DFB-Pokal. At the international level twice succeeded in winning the World Cup: 1981 and 1984 In 1996, the entire women's football department of the SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach moved to TuS Köln rrh. . As of July 1, 2008, the women's football department in TuS Köln rrh. resolved and closed switched to Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

Known players

The SSG brought a number of internationals out:

  • Petra Bartelmann (25 LS)
  • Gaby Dlugi - Winterberg ( 8 LS)
  • Heidi Engel ( 1 LS )
  • Angelika Fehrmanns (9 LS)
  • Christel Frese
  • Ingrid Gebauer (3 LS)
  • Manuela Goller (45 LS)
  • Andrea Haberlaß (10 LS)
  • Brigitte Klinz (8 LS)
  • Doris Kresimon (7 LS)
  • Bettina Krug (3 LS)
  • Petra Landers (15 LS)
  • Silvia Neid (111 LS)
  • Rosemarie Neuser (8 LS)
  • Beverly Ranger
  • Judith Roth ( 1 LS )
  • Monika Steinmetz, born Degwitz ( 22 LS )
  • Anne Trabant hair Bach ( 8 LS)
  • Cornelia Trauschke (3 LS)
  • Elke Walther (17 LS)

Statistics

Stadium

The first team carries out their home games in the stadium on the Paffrather street which bears the name Belkaw arena.

1932/33, there was the first sports field on the surface of heutigens stadium; the former forest Stadium offered 300 spectators. After this was destroyed by the war, was in the 1950s a new building. The capacity of the county seat stadium was 12,000 spectators, 1979 ( 1-0 win over Bayern Munich) was fully maxed out only in the final of the German football championship of women.

The mid-1980s gave rise to the present stadium, on 27 September 1986, it was officially inaugurated. The capacity is approximately 10,500 spectators, including 1,800 covered seats.

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