Heinrich Bachmann (soccer player)

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Heinrich Bachmann
Personnel
birthday October 30, 1888
place of birth Turbenthal ,  Switzerland
date of death November 4th 1980
Place of death Ventimiglia ,  Italy
position midfield
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1907-1909 FC Winterthur
1910-1918 FBC Torino 85 (11)
1918-1919 Inter Milan
1919-1924 FBC Torino 81 0(5)
Stations as a trainer
Years station
1925-1926 FBC Torino
1932-1933 US Alessandria
1934 US Grosseto
1934-1936 AC Siena
1937 ACR Messina
1 Only league games are given.

Heinrich "Enrico" Bachmann (born October 30, 1888 in Turbenthal , † November 4, 1980 in Ventimiglia , Italy ) was a Swiss football player and coach .

Career

Bachmann on the masterpiece of the FCW from 1908 (middle row, right)

Heinrich Bachmann began his career at FC Winterthur in the left midfield, with whom he became Swiss champion in 1907/08 . A year and a half after winning the championship, he moved to FBC Torino in Italy , where the Winterthur striker Georges Lang and goalkeeper Karl Arbenz had already moved a year before . For two years his brother, Adolf Bachmann , called Bachmann II or Adolpho in Turin, also followed him to Italy, where he scored 17 goals in 31 games from 1910 to 1912.

In contrast to the other Winterthur residents, Heinrich Bachmann stayed in Turin, where he secured his place in the club's annals. When Friedrich Bollinger left Turin in 1914, he became the new captain of the team . Apart from a trip to Inter Milan in the 1917/18 season, he played until the end of his career in Turin, although there was no game operation during the First World War . When he played his last game for Turin on January 27, 1924 against Pisa SC , he had played a total of 163 games for the Turin city club and scored 18 goals. Throughout his career, Bachmann was an amateur athlete and received no wages, but was employed in Turin in the factory of the Swiss club's founder, Alfredo Dick . After the end of his career he continued to work in various functions in the club, including as a coach in 1926.

From 1932 to 1937, Bachmann worked as a coach for other football clubs for five years. Including from 1934 to 1936 with AC Siena , with whom he mastered promotion to the second highest Italian league in 1935.

Bachmann died at the age of 92 in Ventimiglia , an Italian coastal town near the French border.

literature

  • Franco Ossola: I campioni che hanno fatto grande il Torino . Newton Compton Editori, 2015, ISBN 978-88-227-0989-9 , pp. 26–30 (Italian, limited preview in Google Book Search [accessed December 27, 2017]).

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personal data
SURNAME Bachmann, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bachmann, Enrico (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss football player
DATE OF BIRTH October 30, 1888
PLACE OF BIRTH Turbenthal , Switzerland
DATE OF DEATH November 4th 1980
Place of death Ventimiglia , Italy