Alois Eisträger

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Alois Eisträger
Personnel
Surname Alois Bernhard Eisträger
birthday July 16, 1927
place of birth HamburgGerman Empire
position Storm
Juniors
Years station
Hamburger SV
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
0000-1948 Herne Bay FC
1948-1949 Trowbridge Town
1949-1958 Bristol City 246 (47)
1958– Merthyr Tydfil FC
Chelmsford FC
1 Only league games are given.

Alois Eisträger (born July 16, 1927 in Hamburg , † August 10, 2017 in Bristol ), nicknamed Alec, was a German football player .

Career

Got to England as a prisoner of war , Eisträger signed a professional contract with third division club Bristol City in 1949 and was the first German professional footballer on the island after the end of the Second World War - even before the more famous Bernd Trautmann . He had previously played for amateur clubs Herne Bay FC and Trowbridge Town . For Bristol City, with whom he was promoted to the Second Division in 1955 , he played as a striker until 1958 in 246 league and cup games and scored 57 goals. In Germany, Eisträger was already known to a larger audience in 1950 when he played several friendly matches with his team there. Various German clubs, including Hamburger SV , in whose youth and reserve team he had previously played, TSV 1860 Munich and also FSV Frankfurt , were interested in his commitment, but a change did not take place.

After his time at Bristol City he was still in the Merthyr Tydfil FC from the eponymous Welsh place active and let his career at Chelmsford FC , a club from the county Essex , fade away.

Others

His marriage to Olwyn, his wife, and the birth of his daughter Brenda a year later led him to stay in England. After the end of his football career he was employed by the American company "Cam Gear" until his retirement in 1989. Iron girder last lived near Bristol .

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