Walter Risse

Walter cracks ( born December 2, 1893 in Dusseldorf, † June 16, 1969 ) was a German football player and coach.

The defender was as uncompromising and strong in the air.

Career

He began his career at SC 99 Dusseldorf. In 1923 he also played five times for the German national football team, but also moved to Hamburger SV, with whom he played until 1928 only 3 matches in time, but at club level was more successful.

In the final of the German Cup Hamburg 1924, however, the first FC Nuremberg documents in Berlin 2-0. One year later, was already completed in the second round for the Hamburg battle for the championship. It was defeated by eventual finalists FSV Frankfurt 1:2 after extra time. In the season 1925/26, was then only in the semi-final against Hertha BSC end, when they lost 4-2. After it had not worked out in 1927, succeeded the hamburgers in 1928 finally the championship ( after 1923 the second ) to get on the Elbe.

The secure defense for any cracks, Albert Beier and goalkeeper William Blunk contributed decisively. Succession of FC Schalke 04 (4-2 ), VfB Königsberg ( 4-0) and FC Bayern Munich ( 8-2 ) were clearly defeated. In the final one was then compared with players from Hertha BSC, which had obviously not gets his best day. 42,000 spectators at the Berlin were defeated 5-2. For Walter cracks began, it remained the only German Championship, which he was able to win. He played until 1933 for HSV in the league team.

Even as a 50 -year-old had tears occasionally when Eimsbütteler TV active, whose coach, he was during the war years ( Gaumeisterschaft 1942) and until 1949. As a player was his son, also named Walter, at the same club in the team. Short term coached cracks ( Sr. ) the Eckernförder SV (1948 ), later the Harburg TB (1949 /50), FC St. Pauli ( April 1950 to 52), Concordia Hamburg (1952 /53), again the ETV ( 1953 - 55), the SV Arminia Hannover ( 1955-57 ) and VfL Wolfsburg (1957 /58).

• National football team ( Germany )
• German
• Football coach ( Germany )
• Athletes ( Dusseldorf )
• Athletes (Hamburg)
• Born in 1893
• Died in 1969
• Man