Bernhard Scharold

Bernhard Scharold (born September 20, 1962 ) is a former German soccer player and coach .

Career

Bernhard Scharold played for ASV Herzogenaurach and was appointed to the junior national teams of the DFB . In 1981 he was part of the squad of the U-20 juniors in Germany who won the title at the World Cup in Australia . However, Scharold remained without commitment. Subsequently, the defensive midfielder received a professional contract with Hamburger SV . There Scharold could not prevail against Thomas von Heesen , Michael Schröder , Jimmy Hartwig and Jürgen Groh , but became German champion in 1982 with HSV . He then went to TSV 1860 Munich after a move to SG Union Solingen had failed . Finally he returned to Herzogenaurach. In 1996 he worked as a player coach at DJK Concordia Hallerndorf and made it to the A class with the club. Today Scharold works as an industrial clerk in his hometown.

successes

• 1981 Junior World Champion with the German U-20 national team (without commitment)
• 1982 German champion with Hamburger SV (without commitment)
• 1982 UEFA Cup final with Hamburger SV (without commitment)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Bernhard Scharold, Edelreservist des Deutschen Fußball [1] , accessed on March 5, 2012
2. ^ Chronicle , accessed March 5, 2012

Web links

• Bernhard Scharold in the database of weltfussball.de
• Bernhard Scharold in the database of fussballdaten.de
• Team photo HSV 1982