Offenburg FV

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Offenburg FV
Club coat of arms of the Offenburg FV
Basic data
Surname Offenburg Football Club 1907 eV
Seat Offenburg , Baden-Wuerttemberg
founding July 20, 1907
Colours Red White
Members 369 (June 2017)
president Uwe Hoffmann
Website Offenburgerfv.de
First soccer team
Head coach Benjamin Pfahler
Venue Karl Heitz Stadium
Places 10,000 ( approved by the DFB )
15,000 maximum
league Association League South Baden
2018/19 3rd place ( Association League South Baden )
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The Offenburger FV is a pure football club with around 369 members (as of June 2017) from Offenburg in the west of Baden-Württemberg .

history

The club was founded on July 20, 1907 as the 1907 Offenburg football club . Through the merger with the 1910 Offenburg football club , today's Offenburg football club 1907 was created on February 8, 1913 . The OFV is often referred to and described as FV Offenburg, which is wrong.

Until the outbreak of the Second World War , the Offenburg FV was able to win several district league and district class and district championships. In 1938 he was promoted to the Gauliga Baden , the top German league at the time.

In the post-war period, the Offenburg FV played in the 1st Amateur League South Baden. The team has won twelve South Baden championships so far, most recently in the 2015/16 season. In 1978 the Offenburg FV qualified for the newly founded Oberliga Baden-Württemberg . The greatest success was celebrated by winning the German Amateur Football Championship on June 16, 1984. With a 4: 1 the SC Eintracht Hamm was defeated. After 13 years of uninterrupted membership, the Offenburg FV rose in 1991 from the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg. In 1994 he was relegated from the Association League South Baden to the State League. Two years later the relegation failed because of the promotion at SV Endingen with 1: 2 (FC Neustadt 4: 0). It took until 2001, in which the OFV was able to move up to the association league (3: 2 against SV 08 Laufenburg and 4: 0 against Turkish SV Konstanz). Offenburg immediately played a good role there due to the more professional structures in the area. Under the ex-professional and former OFV player Jürgen Hartmann , the club reached the promotion games to the league twice, but failed each time. After Hartmann's departure, Arnold Brunner was the new coach for the 2007/08 season. In his first season he managed to win the championship of the association league with his team and return to the league with the OFV after 17 years. However, the guest appearance lasted only a year, as the club immediately relegated as bottom of the table. In the 2009/10 season, the club played again in the Association League South Baden and took 2nd place there. In the first relegation round to the Oberliga, the OFV then failed on the second of the Baden Association , the FC Germania Friedrichstal (1: 1 and 2: 3). In the following season, the club managed sovereignly, three game days before the end of the season, the renewed promotion to the league. In the 2011/12 season , following the withdrawal of VfL Kirchheim / Teck and the move of FV Illertissen to the new Bavarian regional league for the 2012/13 season, there should only be one sporting relegation from the league. With a final sprint with 10 points from four games, OFV secured relegation on the last day of the match. After a 2: 0 win against SV Linx could be in the same season for the fifth time in club history the South Baden Club Cup win and moved for the first time in 25 years in the German Cup one in which one in the first round against the FC St. Pauli played, but lost 3-0. In the following season they rose again as 16th in the association league. Arnold Brunner left the club after the 2013/14 season after a total of 7 years as head coach with a 5th place. But even his successor Achim Heimburger could not stop the downward trend. Only shortly before the end of the 2014/15 season, the club was able to secure relegation and ended the season in 8th place. The OFV ended its cooperation with Heimburger after only one year.

With the former OFV youth player and ex-professional Marc Lerandy as the new coach, success came back to Badstraße. In the coach's premier season, the OFV became champions of the Südbaden Association League for the twelfth time and played in the major league again in the 2016/17 season . Despite a coach change during the winter break, however, they were relegated in seventeenth, so that the 2017/18 season will be completed again in the association league.

Former and current presidents

Cooperation with SC Freiburg

In 2006, a cooperation agreement in the youth sector was signed between the Offenburg FV and the SC Freiburg football school . The OFV became the first base of the SC Freiburg. This means that the trainers are trained in courses and training courses at the SCF. Players who recommend themselves through performance at OFV do not immediately switch to SC Freiburg, but receive further training at OFV. Only later, when a player has continued to distinguish himself, should the club change to Freiburg.

Season dates

Era of the 1st amateur league

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1950/51 1st Amateur League South Baden 07th
1951/52 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1952/53 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1953/54 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1954/55 1st Amateur League South Baden 06th
1955/56 1st Amateur League South Baden 02.
1956/57 1st Amateur League South Baden 02.
1957/58 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1958/59 1st Amateur League South Baden 04th
1959/60 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1960/61 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1961/62 1st Amateur League South Baden 09.
1962/63 1st Amateur League South Baden 02.
1963/64 1st Amateur League South Baden 04th
1964/65 1st Amateur League South Baden 04th
1965/66 1st Amateur League South Baden 03.
1966/67 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
South Baden cup winner
1967/68 1st Amateur League South Baden 02.
1968/69 1st Amateur League South Baden 04th
1969/70 1st Amateur League South Baden 03.
1970/71 1st Amateur League South Baden 11.
1971/72 1st Amateur League South Baden 03.
1972/73 1st Amateur League South Baden 05.
1973/74 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1974/75 1st Amateur League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion
1975/76 1st Amateur League South Baden 04th
1976/77 1st Amateur League South Baden 08th.
1977/78 1st Amateur League South Baden 06th Promotion to the newly founded league

Oberliga, Verbandsliga and Landesliga

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1978/79 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 05.
1979/80 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 05.
1980/81 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 06th
1981/82 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 06th South Baden cup winner
1982/83 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 02. 1st round of the DFB Cup
1983/84 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 02. German amateur soccer champion
1984/85 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 04th
1985/86 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 10.
1986/87 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 02. South Baden cup winner
1987/88 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 11. 1st round of the DFB Cup
1988/89 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 06th
1989/90 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 05.
1990/91 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 17th descent
1991/92 Association League South Baden 09.
1992/93 Association League South Baden 09.
1993/94 Association League South Baden 14th descent
1994/95 Landesliga Südbaden Season I n / b
1995/96 Landesliga Südbaden Season I 02.
1996/97 Landesliga Südbaden Season I n / b
1997/98 Landesliga Südbaden Season I n / b
1998/99 Landesliga Südbaden Season I n / b
1999/2000 Landesliga Südbaden Season I 05.
2000/01 Landesliga Südbaden Season I 02. Ascent
2001/02 Association League South Baden 06th
2002/03 Association League South Baden 04th
2003/04 Association League South Baden 02.
2004/05 Association League South Baden 04th
2005/06 Association League South Baden 03.
2006/07 Association League South Baden 02.
2007/08 Association League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion, promotion
2008/09 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 18th descent
2009/10 Association League South Baden 02.
2010/11 Association League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion, promotion
2011/12 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 13. South Baden cup winner
2012/13 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 16. 1st round DFB Cup, relegation
2013/14 Association League South Baden 05.
2014/15 Association League South Baden 08th.
2015/16 Association League South Baden 01. South Baden amateur champion, promotion
2016/17 Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 17th descent
2017/18 Association League South Baden 08th.
2018/19 Association League South Baden 03.

successes

championship

  • German amateur soccer champion 1984
  • Oberrheingaumeister 1916 (autumn)
  • District class champions 1921, 1934, 1935, 1938
  • District league champions South Baden 1925, 1927, 1931, 1932
  • South Baden Master 1952 , 1953 , 1954 , 1958 , 1960 , 1961 , 1967 , 1974 , 1975 , 2008, 2011, 2016
  • 9 participations in the promotion games to the 2nd South German League / Regionalliga
  • 3 participation in the finals of the German amateur soccer championship
  • 3 participation in the finals of the South German amateur soccer championship
  • Rank 11 in the Eternal Table of the Football League Baden-Württemberg

Cup

Trainer

Well-known names

Stadion

Offenburg FV plays its home games in the Karl Heitz Stadium, named after the former Lord Mayor (1948–1975) Karl Heitz (1900–1977) . The pure football stadium holds around 15,000 spectator seats, 10,000 of which are approved by the DFB . There are also 500 covered seats.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Club data of the Offenburg FV (PDF. File)
  2. ↑ a b club data
  3. ↑ No one ruled longer than Heitz , accessed July 29, 2014