Wolfgang Schnarr
Wolfgang Schnarr ( born June 9, 1941) is a former German football goalkeeper.
Career
Schnarr was in 182 Bundesliga and before 1963 in 109 league games in the gate of the 1st FC Kaiserslautern. Games in the final round of the German Championship and the DFB Cup miteingerechnet he comes on duty 316 game games for FCK. He reached with the Red Devils, the DFB Cup final in 1961.
The come from FV Bruchmühlbach 1 FC Kaiserslautern goalkeeper made his debut under coach Richard Schneider matchday six of the season 1959/60 in the Football Oberliga West. The home game against Wormatia Worms ended in a draw 3-3 and the round end, he had over the long-term first-choice goalkeeper Willi Hölz with 22 to eight inserts reversed the order of the Kaiserslautern goal. In this round, he still played together with the world champions Horst Eckel and Werner Liebrich and Betz mountain elf finished fifth. In the next two rounds he cemented his place in goal for the Red Devils - he was missing in these two rounds only in one game - and celebrated in the last year of the football league in 1962 /63 under coach Günter Brocker the championship win in the southwest and thus a place in the final round of the German Cup in 1963. against the competitors first FC Cologne 1.FC Nürnberg and Hertha BSC but gave it only to the winning three points and goalkeeper Schnarr cashed in the six group matches 20 goals.
Schnarr denied on August 24, 1963, the away game at Eintracht Frankfurt, the debut game of the new Bundesliga. Coach Brocker sat but in 17 games its competitors Horst -Dieter line and Kaiserslautern took the newcomer Jacobus Prins twelfth grade. Also in the second Bundesliga season 1964 /65 line, the nose had 18 against twelve missions of Schnarr forward. As Gyula Lóránt took over the training line at Betz Mountain to Round 1965/66, Schnarr completed in three rounds 101 games and finished with his team in 1967 with the fifth rank the best ever Premier League placing. His last Bundesliga Match of snare on 3 May in 1970 at the 2:4 away defeat against Hannover 96 The defense was formed at this game with Jürgen Rumor, Dietmar Schwager, Ernst Diehl and Otto Rehhagel. In the Bundesligaära he moved with Kaiserslautern in the DFB Cup of 1966 and 1969, in addition to the finals in 1961, and twice more in the semi-finals.
After eleven years at FCK, he moved in 1970 to Preußen Münster in the Regional League West and met his old Kaiserslautern coach Richard Schneider, but from November 1970 through its disease activity could no longer work. Aki Schmidt then took over as coach. In the cathedral city, he finished with the green - black ranks nine and eleven. From 1972, he joined the ASV Landau in the Regionalliga Southwest to. There, the former KSC player Heinz Ruppenstein led as coach athletic director and had a Baden branch in Landau furnished with Michael Hertweck, Werner Hösl, Hans Ripp, David shyness and Peter Wall wine, which was further strengthened by Horst Wild in November 1973. Schnarr finished second in the last two years of the old second-rate system with the Regional ASV Landau sixth and nine and finished his career in 1974.
Professionally, he led for many years to an insurance agency and chased still ranks of the Kaiserslautern team Tradition leather after.
Georg Adolf Schnarr, the late elder brother of Wolfgang Schnarr, exercised the office of president at the West German Football Association and was for many years Chairman of the DFB Federal Court.