Tasso Wild

Tasso Wild ( born December 1, 1940) is a former German football player. Earlier in his career he played as a left winger. After he moved to Hertha BSC, he played mostly in defense.

Career

The technically assessed, mostly operating on half left winger Tasso Wild, debuted in the Round 1959/60 18 games in the Football Oberliga Süd. The "Club " decided the away game at FC Bayern Hof 4-1 gates and the talent it led on the side of Gustav Flachenecker and Heinz Strehl with two hits one. He was a member of the 1961 and 1962 champion teams and the 1963 runner-up team in the south. He graduated from 1959 to 1963 in a league of 74 games and scored 37 goals.

His greatest successes were achieved by wild even before the founding of the Bundesliga. So it was in 1961 with the German Club Champion. The following year he met in the DFB Cup final in extra time in a 2-1 Final against Fortuna Dusseldorf. In the Bundesliga game debuted in 1963/64, on the fifth match day, the 5-3 away win against 1 FC Saarbrücken. He scored the first goal for 1:2 the team of coach Herbert Widmayer.

Again and again Wild had problems with his coaches. So Max Merkel imposed a 1500 - Mark- punishment, because he was seen after midnight in a bar. Finally, finally he joined in 1967 after 79 Bundesliga inserts with 18 goals for the Franks to Hertha BSC. With the Brussels residents he popped straight from the Regional Berlin in the 1st Bundesliga. From 1968 to 1971 were eligible for a further 88 Hertha BSC Bundesliga matches this. The only seven goals were owed ​​his appointment to the defense. Total game has seen 22 times with six goals in the European Cup

Later Tasso Wild has been locked in the train of the Bundesliga scandal of 24 July 1971 to 30 June 1975. On November 26, 1973, he was finally pardoned again.

In the 1990s he sat as Vice President on the Board of the 1st FC Nuremberg.