Heini Brüll

Heini Brüll (born February 18, 1924 , † December 24, 1990 ) was a German football player who played for Union / Motor Oberschöneweide in the GDR Oberliga , the top division of GDR football, from 1950 to 1953 . Then he was a football coach for various East Berlin teams.

Athletic career

Heinz "Heini" Brüll belonged to the first post-war generation who, from 1945, revived football in the Soviet occupation zone . Until 1949 he played with SG Guben Mitte , most recently in the Brandenburg state class . For the 1949/50 season, Brüll moved to the Berlin City League for SG Union Oberschöneweide. After a short interlude at SC Union 06 Berlin , the West Berlin successor club to SG Union, Brüll returned to SG Union Oberschöneweide at the beginning of the 1950/51 season. This was integrated into the GDR Oberliga after the withdrawal of the East Berlin teams from the overall Berlin city league . As the only union player, he played all 34 point games and scored nine goals as a striker. In the following two seasons, Brüll was part of the regular staff of the Oberschöneweider, which now appeared as the company sports community (BSG) Motor. Of the 68 league games played in this period, Brüll completed 52 matches and scored another eight goals. After the 1952/53 season, BSG Motor had to relegate to the GDR league . In the 26 GDR league games in 1953/54, Brüll was used 22 times and scored six goals. After he had not been used at Motor Oberschöneweide in 1954/55, Brüll joined the third-class district league team BSG Motor Wendenschloß in Berlin-Köpenick in the summer of 1955 . This was renamed to BSG Motor Köpenick in 1957 and still played in the district league in 1959 when Brüll ended his career as a football player at the age of 35.

He had already taken over the training of the Köpenicker in 1958 and led them to promotion to the 2nd GDR League in 1960 , which was introduced in 1955 as the new third division. In 1963 Brüll helped his team to move up to the GDR league after the II. League had been abolished again. Motor Köpenick was only able to assert itself in the second division for one season, but managed to rise again immediately under Brüll and was then able to stay in the GDR league for three seasons. With a few short interruptions, Brüll was also there as a trainer. For the 1969/70 season he moved to the East Berlin district division SG Lichtenberg 47 . In 1971 he and the team made it to the GDR league, in which the Lichtenbergers also played when Brüll moved to 1. FC Union Berlin in the summer of 1975 . There he stayed only half a year and trained the 2nd team in the district league. He only represented the previous coach Dieter Fietz for the GDR league team from Union for two game days before the winter break . After a long break, Brüll appeared in April 1978 as a trainer at the East Berlin BSG Kabelwerk Oberspree , which he helped to advance to the GDR league. There he left again in September 1978 and took over the district division NARVA Berlin . After a further break, he was mentioned again for the 1982/83 season as a trainer at BSG Motor Köpenick, which was now playing in the fourth-class district class. Thereafter, no further trainer or exercise leader activities are mentioned.

literature

• German sport echo : born 1950–1990. ISSN  0323-8628
• Neues Deutschland , Berliner Zeitung : Years 1955–1982
• Hanns Leske : Encyclopedia of GDR football . Verlag Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2007, ISBN 978-3-89533-556-3 , p. 89.
• Andreas Baingo, Michael Horn: The History of the GDR Oberliga. 2nd Edition. Verlag Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2004, ISBN 3-89533-428-6 , p. 296.

Web links

• Heini Brüll in the database of the German Football Association
• Heini Brüll in the database of weltfussball.de
• Heini Brüll at immerunioner.de