Herbert Renner

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Herbert Renner (born September 28, 1946 in Fürth ) is a former German soccer player . The offensive player made a total of 133 league appearances with 58 goals from 1969 to 1974 at the clubs 1. FC Nürnberg and 1. FSV Mainz 05 in what was then the second division of the regional soccer league south and regional league south west . He was a member of the championship teams of 1971 (Nuremberg) and 1973 (Mainz). For Mainz and FC Bayern Hof he played 53 games (eleven goals) in the 2nd Bundesliga from 1974 to 1977 .

career

Nuremberg, St. Gallen, Strasbourg, Nuremberg, 1960 to 1971

At the age of fourteen Herbert Renner's footballing talent led him in 1960 from his hometown club 1. FC Stein to the youth department of the southern division 1. FC Nürnberg. There he continued to develop positively at the side of fellow players such as Reinhold Adelmann , Hubert Schöll and Georg Volkert , so that in the 1966/67 season he was a club amateur in the Bundesliga soccer team. Under the three coaches Jenö Csaknady (until November 7, 1966), Jenö Vincze (until December 31, 1966) and Max Merkel from January 1, 1967 Renner was not used in the Bundesliga. For the 1967/68 season he joined FC St. Gallen in the National League B in Switzerland . For the team from the Espenmoos stadium , he scored 15 goals when they reached the runner-up and promoted to the National League A. Despite the success, he accepted the offer from France by Racing Strasbourg and played in 1968/69 with the blue-whites from the Stade de la Meinau stadium in Ligue 1 . In the course of the round Renner came to 15 missions in which he scored four goals.

When the Bundesliga relegated in 1968/69 , 1. FC Nürnberg, they remembered the offensive qualities of the former player and gave him a contract for the first round of the "Club" in the second division of the Regionalliga Süd for the 1969/70 season. Under coach Kuno Klötzer , the German champion of the year 1968 just missed a place in the Bundesliga promotion round as third . On the penultimate matchday they lost 3-0 away at VfR Mannheim - the lawn athletes had played with players like Rainer Ulrich , Theodor Homann , Wolfgang Platz , Dietmar Danner and Klaus Slatina and Renner had the VfR goal in vain at the side of center forward Dieter Nüssing stormed - the hopes for advancement of Nuremberg are dashed. In total, he had played 24 league games in the round and scored four goals.

Under the new coach Barthel Thomas , the "Club" started again in 1970/71 to return to the Bundesliga. In the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup 1970 on August 5, 1970, Nuremberg scored a 2-1 home win against FC Bayern Munich. Renner came on as a substitute for Günther Michl in the 78th minute in front of 70,000 spectators . Ten days later, on August 15, the Bayern conquerors started the 1970/71 regional round with a 3-0 home win against Hessen Kassel. The Franconians celebrated a superior championship in the south with 55:17 points ; Renner had scored eight goals in 21 appearances. In the promotion round, the southern champion could not assert himself; Nürnberg only finished fourth and Renner had played six games. The attacker, who can be used on both wings, moved to Rheinhessen for the 1971/72 season to FSV Mainz 05 in the Southwest Football Regionalliga.

Mainz 05, 1971 to 1975

In the first year of coaching under Bernd Hoss , Willi Löhr , Paul Göppl , Gerd Schmidt and Gerd Klier brought further reinforcements to the Bruchweg. That led the zero fives to fourth place and Renner had contributed to this in 28 league games with twelve goals. Mainz prevailed in both games against runner-up Röchling Völklingen - with players like Jürgen Stars , Klaus Hommrich , Detlef Rosellen , Walter Spohr . On February 13, 1972 Renner had earned a red card in the 3-2 away win at Phoenix Bellheim and was thus suspended for two games. The decisive setback in achieving the promotion round target was the 0-2 home defeat on March 26, 1972 against FV Speyer.

When the Hoss team prevailed against Völklingen in 1972/73 with 80:41 goals tied on points and won the championship, the zero fives played most of the games with the "legendary 54-goal storm". Renner - on right and left winger - scored 18 goals in 30 games, center forward Gerd Klier also scored 19 goals in 30 games and the new left winger Manfred Kipp scored 17 times in the opponent's case in 28 missions. Mainz did not disappoint in the promotion round, but SC Fortuna Köln successfully prevailed with players like Wolfgang Fahrian , Karl-Heinz Struth , Wolfgang Glock and Hans-Günter Neues . Renner had played in seven games and scored one goal.

Also in his third Mainz season, 1973/74, Renner underlined his scoring risk with 16 goals in 30 league games. Now he was storming again on the left wing, as Kipp could not repeat the performance of the previous year and Erwin Hohenwarter was a good man on the right wing. Mainz prevailed against the new champions Borussia Neunkirchen on April 21, 1974 with a 4-0 home win, Renner distinguished himself as a two-time goalscorer. The zero five could not defend the title, they finished fifth at the end of the round, but moved into the newly installed 2nd Bundesliga from 1974/75. The zero five experienced three coaches in Uwe Klimaschefski , Gerd Higi and Gerd Menne in the debut year of the two-tier 2. Bundesliga . They finished 11th and Renner had scored nine goals in 29 appearances. He played his last competitive game for Mainz on June 14, 1975 in a 3-2 away win against Wormatia Worms; he acted on the libero position. For the 1975/76 season he joined FC Bayern Hof .

Hof, 1975 to 1977

In the black and yellow Upper Franconia with the Green Au stadium , he could no longer build on his Mainz achievements. The veteran came in two rounds under the coaches Heinz Elzner and Siegfried Stark to a total of only 24 other 2nd league appearances in which he scored two goals. Renner played his last second Bundesliga game on November 27, 1976 in a 2-2 away draw against Munich 1860.

literature

  • Christoph Bausenwein, Bernd Siegler, Harald Kaiser: The legend of the club. The history of 1. FC Nürnberg. Publishing house Die Werkstatt. Göttingen 2012. ISBN 978-3-89533-907-3 .
  • Christian Karn, Reinhard Rehberg: Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 9: Player Lexicon 1963-1994. Bundesliga, regional league, 2nd league. Agon-Sportverlag, Kassel 2012, ISBN 978-3-89784-214-4 .
  • 1. FSV Mainz 05 (Ed.): From year to year 1925–2008. Author: Christian Karn. Self-published. 2008

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Herbert Renner in the archive of FSV Mainz 05
  2. ↑ Karn: From year to year. P. 76
  3. ↑ Karn: From year to year. P. 78
  4. ↑ Karn: From year to year. P. 82
personal data
SURNAME Renner, Herbert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH September 28, 1946
PLACE OF BIRTH Fuerth