Titus BubernÃk
Titus Bubernik ( born October 12, 1933 Pusté Úľany, Okres Galanta, Czechoslovakia, now Slovakia ) is a former Czechoslovak football player.
The 178 -centimeter midfielder began his career in 1945 in the youth of the ŠK Slovan Bratislava where he spent the next five years. In 1951, he played briefly in the youth of the ZSJ Masna Kročehlavy. As a professional football player Bubernik was under at TJ Spartak Košice VSS (1953-1956), CH Bratislava (1956-1968), the LASK Linz (1968-1970), TJ Trnavka Bratislava (1970-1972) and Slovan Vieden Trnavka (1972-1974) contract. In 1959 he won the Czechoslovak Football Championship, three years later he was " Zaslúžilý majster športu ".
On June 17, 1958, the Czechoslovak made his national team debut in the World Cup match against Northern Ireland (1-2 after extra time ). He also starred in 1960 (two games for the EM- third ) and the World Championship at the European Championships (no use for the Vice World Champion) two years later in the national squad. On November 3, 1963 Bubernik played his last international match in the friendly against Yugoslavia. Overall, he played 23 games for the national team, where he scored five goals - all during the European Championship qualifiers for 1960, see List of scorers of the European Football Championships Men - scored.
After his playing career Bubernik coached FK Inter Bratislava, TJ Trnavka Bratislava, Slovan Vieden Trnavka and the TJ Spartak Kablo Kladno.
1965 doctorate Bubernik at the Comenius University in Bratislava a doctorate in law.
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