Bernd Oles

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Bernd Oles (born January 15, 1921 in Hamborn , † June 30, 1988 ) was a German football player and coach .

career

Player career

Bernd Oles was an outstanding footballer even as a teenager. He was German youth champion in 1938 and 1939. In 1938 he won with Hamborn 07 against Franconia Nuremberg with 2-1 goals, in 1939 with the team from Ruhr-Niederrhein with 2-0 goals against Westphalia. In the second championship win played on the side of half- forward Oles Alfred Preißler from SC Duisburg 1900 center forward. After the end of the Second World War , he was part of the Hamborn 07 team in the West Football League (like his brother Max). He belongs to the circle of players who brought the new Oberliga West up and running on September 14, 1947, on the first day of the game. In front of 33,000 spectators, Bernd Oles played in the former World Cup system of left wing runners in the home game against FC Schalke 04. With two goals from center forward Karl Hetzel , the black and yellow “Löwen” achieved a 2-2 draw against “Royal Blue”. At the end of the round, Hamborn ranked fourth in the 13th league and Oles had scored two goals in 22 league games. In the second league year, 1948/49, he improved his record to 24 games with six goals, but the "lions" ended up in sixth place. After 46 league appearances with eight goals for Hamborn, he accepted the offer of the district club ASV Durlach from Karlsruhe for the round 1949/50 and switched to the regional league in North Baden as a player-coach. Oles had in the first football coach training course in 1948 in Cologne, under Academic Director Sepp Herberger , alongside colleagues like Fritz Langner , Fritz Pliska , Helmut Schneider , Hennes Weisweiler and Herbert Widmayer passed, the training of football coaches. He rose with Durlach in 1950 to the 2nd league south and in 1951 occupied tenth place in the substructure of the Oberliga Süd. His above-average skill as a player was documented by his use in the representative game in Hamburg on March 18, 1951 as a middle runner in the southern German selection against northern Germany. From April 2 to 6, 1951, he took part in a national team course in Duisburg. After two years he moved within Karlsruhe and joined VfB Mühlburg in the football league south in 1951/52 . Despite players like Edmund Adamkiewicz , Horst Buhtz and Heinz Trenkel it was enough Mühlburg only for ninth place and Oles it moved to 18 league games for VfB to Round 1952/53 in the Oberliga Nord to Holstein Kiel .

Under coach Hans Tauchert and at the side of teammates like Henry Peper (goalkeeper) and the two attackers Emil Maier and Karl Schradi , Bernd Oles completed all 30 league games (4 goals) in the blue-white-red dress of the “Storks” in 1952/53. The team from the Holstein Stadium won both games against champions Hamburger SV; the first leg on December 14, 1952 in Hamburg with 5-0 goals and on the final day, April 26, 1953, the last round game in Kiel with 3-1 goals in front of 28,000 spectators. The ex-Hamborner played mostly left runner. Kiel was runner-up with 39:21 points and moved into the finals of the German soccer championship . The North Germans could not prevail against the competition of 1. FC Kaiserslautern, Eintracht Frankfurt and 1. FC Köln. Oles played in all six group matches. After a further 29 league games (1 goal) in the 1953/54 season, he broke his tent in Kiel and went to Switzerland for the 1954/55 round to FC Young Fellows Zurich .

In Zurich, Oles held the position of player-coach. In the first year, 1954/55, he finished sixth with Young Fellows in National League B, before he was promoted to National League A as runner-up in 1955/56 . After the 12th place in 1956/57 there was on June 23, 1957 a playoff for relegation against local rivals FC Zurich . Oles won the game with his team with 2-1 goals and then went back to Germany and took over as coach for the round 1957/58 in the football league Southwest Borussia Neunkirchen.

Coaching career

His coaching career in Germany began in 1957 at Borussia Neunkirchen . With Oles, the eleven from the Ellenfeldstadion reached the runner-up in the Oberliga Südwest twice in 1959 and 1960 with players like Erich Leist , Karl Ringel and Rudi Dörrenbächer . In the final round of the German championship, however, the Saarlanders could not prevail. For round 1960/61 he took over Borussia Mönchengladbach in the football league West .

With Borussia Mönchengladbach, he won the DFB Cup final on October 5, 1960 in Düsseldorf after the semi-final against Hamburger SV (2-0 victory in Hamburg) . His team prevailed with 3: 2 goals against Karlsruher SC. National player Albert Brülls scored the decisive goal in the 60th minute. In the Oberliga West, he finished sixth with the Bökelbergelf. After falling back to 13th place in 1961/62, his coaching time in Mönchengladbach ended in the summer of 1962.

After that, Oles took on several coaching positions in a row: In the 1963/64 season he was in the Regional Football League South at FSV Frankfurt ; 1964/65 in the regional football league West at SC Viktoria Köln , before his next coaching position from 1965 to 1967 was 1. FC Saarbrücken in the regional football league southwest . With Saarbrücken he was runner- up in 1965/66 and moved into the Bundesliga promotion round. From December 1967 to June 30, 1968 followed in the Regionalliga West Fortuna Düsseldorf.

He had another success with Freiburg FC , with whom he reached second place in the 1968/69 season in the Regionalliga Süd. With players like Werner Anzill , Karl-Heinz Bente , Gert Fröhlich and Helmut Siebert , the team from the Möslestadion just barely missed promotion to the Bundesliga. Tied on points with the promoted Rot-Weiß Oberhausen, Oles finished second with Freiburg in the 1969 promotion round. In the last year of the old second-rate regional league, 1973/74, he worked for SSV Jahn Regensburg.

There were two more commitments in the 2nd Bundesliga in the mid-1970s ; in the 1976/77 season at Göttingen 05 (north) and in the 1978/79 season at KSV Baunatal (south). In the green book about "100 years of football in Göttingen", Oles' further activities at the end of the 1982/83 season and the 1983/84 round in the 05ers are noted.

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SURNAME Oles, Bernd
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer coach
DATE OF BIRTH January 15, 1921
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamborn
DATE OF DEATH June 30, 1988