Markus Holemar

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Markus Holemar
Personnel
birthday June 16, 1976
place of birth Vienna ,  Austria
size 182 cm
position Playmaker
Juniors
Years station
1984-1993 1. Simmeringer SC
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1993-1996 1. Simmeringer SC
1996-1998 FK Austria Vienna 0 0(0)
1996-1998 →  Prater SV  (loan)
1998 Heart of Midlothian 0 0(0)
1999 SK Forward Steyr 12 0(0)
1999-2000 First Vienna FC 21 0(3)
2000-2001 DSV Leoben 28 0(7)
2001 LASK Linz 1 0(0)
2001-2002 DSV Leoben 6 0(0)
2003-2004 SV Schwechat 22 0(3)
2004-2005 1. Simmeringer SC 20 0(5)
2005-2007 SKN St. Pölten 45 (22)
2007 Viennese sports club 14 0(6)
2007-2008 SV Horn 32 (15)
2009 SKU Amstetten 15 0(5)
2009-2010 SC Mannsdorf 26 (23)
2010-2011 ASK Schwadorf 13 0(4)
2011 ASC Götzendorf 11 0(3)
2011–2012 FK Hainburg 13 0(4)
2012 SV Haitzendorf 13 0(2)
2012-2013 SC Ostbahn XI 13 0(2)
2013-2014 SV Würmla 28 0(6)
2014 ASK Eggendorf 14 0(3)
2014-2015 SC Lassee 29 (12)
2015-2016 UFC Obritz 27 (16)
2016-2017 1. Simmeringer SC 2 0(0)
2017– SC Wolfstahl 13 0(8)
1 Only league games are given.
As of June 11, 2017

Markus Holemar (born June 16, 1976 in Vienna ) is an Austrian football player . He is currently ending his amateur career at SC Wolfsthal. He is also in the squad of the Austrian futsal Bundesliga club SC Vienna Walzer .

As a classic playmaker with high technical skills, he was considered one of Austria's greatest talents in the mid-1990s. In the course of his career, however, he polarized almost all of his clubs or was considered a "difficult character" and "lateral thinker" who often forced his early departure or was repeatedly suspended or dismissed from his club. As a result, he developed into a wandering bird, who changed clubs a total of 26 times from 1993 to 2017.

Despite the sometimes strong seasons, he never made a breakthrough at the highest level and spent most of his career with Austrian second and third division clubs .

Club career

Early years

Holemar began his career in the youth of his home club 1. Simmeringer SC , for which he also made his debut in an A-team. As a technically well-versed player, he quickly became one of the most conspicuous players in the Viennese city league, which was characterized by struggles, and attracted the interest of several professional clubs. Already after its first season, the then Austrian first division club FC Admira Wacker tried to get a commitment, which was forbidden by the Simmering club management. In the late autumn of the following season, the player, who had meanwhile been styled as the “ Duke of Had ” by the Austrian newspaper Kronen Zeitung , was temporarily suspended from his club for the first time due to indiscipline. At that time, Holemar was already considered to be one of the country's greatest young talents and had expressed the wish to move to a higher-class club. In the winter transition period of the 1995/96 season , Simmering then let him move on loan to FK Austria Vienna .

He was immediately awarded by Austria to their satellite club Prater SV , which at that time represented the club's amateur team under the name Prater Memphis . Under the coach of the time, Rudolf Flögel , he should be carefully introduced to the professional team, which succeeded immediately. After a strong second half at Prater SV, he was used for the first time in a competition game for Austria in the summer of 1996 during the UI Cup match against NK Maribor .

Then the final transfer of the player stalled, as Austria only wanted to pay around 110,000 schillings in training compensation due to the still young Bosman decision , but Simmering demanded 1.5 million schillings as a transfer fee and threatened to ban the player. In order to avoid the impending legal dispute, Holemar signed another amateur contract, which made Simmering's high transfer fee obsolete. The parties have agreed not to disclose the exact terms of the transfer.

This was followed by a city league runner-up title in the 1996/97 season , before he was able to win the championship title in the 1997/98 season as an outstanding player alongside the later Austrian national players Muhammet Akagündüz , Yüksel Sariyar and Bozo Kovacevic . Austria had already announced in winter that it would equip the player with a professional contract in the summer of 1998 and bring him fully into the A-team. Holemar, who only played 5 times in two and a half seasons for Austria in the UI Cup and in 23 test matches, however, turned it down and surprisingly switched to Heart of Midlothian in the Scottish Premier League together with his club colleague Christian Schandl .

At Hearts , he was given a half-year contract and accepted into the professional squad. As a result, he came to get used to the league, until winter in the Scottish Reserve League, where he was able to convince in contrast to Schandl. The club then tried to extend the contract, which his manager at the time refused to obtain better conditions and sent him to a one-week trial training camp for the then French first division club AJ Auxerre . In Auxerre Holemar could not convince and did not get a contract, the Hearts had withdrawn their contract offer due to the approach of the player and manager and refrained from an extension.

Bundesliga

As a clubless player, he returned to Austria in the spring of 1999, where, after another failed transfer to SV Salzburg , he came to the bottom of the Bundesliga Vorwärts Steyr . After a catastrophic autumn, Steyr wanted to stay in the league with Jürgen Sundermann as the new coach and the purchase of some experienced legionnaires such as Alexander Löbe , Jan Sopko or Didier Frenay , which did not succeed. At the end of the season they were relegated eleven points to the penultimate SC Austria Lustenau from the Bundesliga. Holemar celebrated his Bundesliga debut on March 3, 1999 during the 1-0 defeat against SV Salzburg, when he came on for Daniel Madlener in minute 58 . Overall, he was mostly a substitute in 12 out of 15 possible second round games. After relegation, the heavily indebted Steyr was quickly hit by financial problems, whereupon the majority of the players had to leave or leave the club.

Holemar was then brought in by coach Walter Skocik as the player of choice for the then second division First Vienna FC . Skocik had already worked with him during his time as coach of Austria Wien and was hoping for the breakthrough of the player, who is still considered a promising talent. His performance in the 1999/00 season was marked by great fluctuations from the start. Despite sometimes outstanding offensive performances, he often neglected the defensive game and was noticeable through a variety of indisciplines. After coach Skocik accused him of bad attitudes at the beginning of the autumn season , he was suspended for the first time after an inferior performance against SV Wörgl in October 1999, when he was replaced after only 20 minutes, and deported to the amateurs. The pardon for the last first round match against FC Kärnten , in which he offered a solid performance, was followed by further indiscipline during the winter break, which affected the relationship between the player and the club. In the second half of the season he lost almost all credit, but still made a few appearances before he was finally banned from the professional squad in April 2001 after another poor performance against WSG Wattens .

In the 2000/01 season he then moved within the league to the reigning runner-up and promotion co- favorites DSV Leoben . Under coach Milan Đuričić , he formed from then on as a playmaker, behind the strikers Joachim Parapatits and Roland Linz , a much-noticed offensive trio , which was seen as the core of the team. Although the club failed to move up to the Bundesliga with fourth place in the final ranking , it was considered the most positive appearance of the second division, which is mainly characterized by fighting, due to its refreshing offensive football . Holemar himself had established himself as a regular in a professional team for the first time and received an offer to extend his contract early on.

Four days before the start of 2001/02 , the player's transfer to the first division relegated LASK Linz surprisingly became known. Leoben, who had firmly planned with their playmaker for the new season, was surprised and later admitted an administrative glitch when the player's contract was extended. Holemar had agreed to a contract extension early, but never signed the paper. After he was treated with little appreciation in the final phase of the season in the general hustle and bustle of the move from top scorer Linz to Austria Vienna , he surprisingly decided to move.

The LASK station turned out to be just a short interlude for the player. After playing in the 3rd round against what was then SC Interwetten , he returned to Leoben after just one month at LASK. The DSV had unsuccessfully tried to find a replacement for Holemar, who in turn did not fit into the system of the then LASK trainer František Cipro and therefore agreed to a return transfer.

As a result, he played seven second round matches for Leoben, but in which he already had knee problems and kept falling out. After an operation during the winter break, he was convalescent for over a year and was about to end his career. His contract, which expired in the summer, was not extended.

Master in the RLO

After six months without a contract, he tried a comeback in the winter of the 2002/03 season . After several failed trial trainings and a. At SC Untersiebenbrunn he was finally signed by the then Austrian third division club SV Schwechat . At Schwechat he was able to establish himself again as a regular player and at the end of the season he celebrated the championship title in the Regionalliga Ost. In the penultimate round he suffered a broken tibia and fibula in the game against SKN St. Pölten and missed the promotion relegation games against WSG Wattens / FC Wacker Tirol , which the club lost just 0-0 and 3-2. After a six-month injury break, he celebrated his comeback in November 2003 against the Vienna sports club , but did not play for the full season until the end of the season.

In the following season he surprisingly moved one division deeper into the Vienna City League to his home club 1. Simmeringer SC . His second stay in Simmering was overshadowed by differences with coach Erich Obermayer , who finally suspended him in April 2005 for disciplinary reasons.

For the 2005/06 season he was surprisingly committed to replace the emigrated playmaker Markus Aigner from the Regionalliga promotion aspirant SKN St. Pölten . From then on, he experienced the most successful phase of his career at SKN. In his first season he presented himself as the driving force in the attacking game of St. Pölten from the first round and scored 12 goals in 30 league appearances. The club just missed promotion, one point behind master SC-ESV Parndorf .

The following season he started the season even stronger under coach Walter Hörmann and by the winter break had already scored 10 goals in 15 appearances. However, the club itself only took the disappointing 7th place in the table and, after some internal quarrels, including the departure of Hörmann, experienced a major upheaval. Holemar, a sought-after player again after his strong performances, moved to the Vienna Sports Club for the second half of the league .

At the Dornbacher he was supposed to crank up the previously crippling offensive game together with the further winter commitment Diego Viana and secure the championship title. This was only partially successful. Although Holemar scored 6 goals in 14 encounters, he was often stubborn and not very helpful to the team. After a listless performance and a recklessly awarded penalty that cost the sports club an important victory in the promotion race, he was immediately suspended by the then president, but brought back to the A-squad after a goalless draw against the second team of FC Admira Wacker . When he was supposed to be substituted on the last day of the match against the Rapid Amateurs by coach Wilhelm Kaipel , he refused the exchange until the referee gave him a yellow card and asked him to leave the field several times. Holemar justified his refusal later with the fact that he was still the top scorer of the RLO nc top scorer Eldar Topić with 19 goals. Holemar scored a total of 16 goals and moved again within the league to newly promoted SV Horn .

Cup winner with horn

In Horn he was again the undisputed playmaker right away and with 12 goals this season contributed a large share of the strong 6th place in the table. He also had a large share in winning the 2007/08 ÖFB Amateur Cup, which was played out as a replacement for the Austrian Football Cup due to the 2008 home European championship . In between there were differences of opinion with trainer Rupert Marko at this time , which ended in a suspension of the player in the 2008/09 season after several poor performances by Holemar. In the winter transition period, he then moved again within the league to SKU Amstetten , where Andreas Gutlederer, an old teammate from his time at Vienna, was working. It was followed by a solid first half of the season in which he was able to score 5 goals and Amstetten was relegated from the regional league as penultimate and he had to leave the team.

He then surprisingly joined the then sixth division SC Mannsdorf . In addition to Holemar, the Czech legionnaire Petr Mikel and the Slovak ex-professional player Tomáš Šimček , two other “star players” were in the squad of the ambitious Lower Austrians , who were clearly above the regional league in terms of their performance. As a result, the league was dominated. With only one defeat and 112 goals scored in 26 games, they won the championship title in the regional league NNW. Holemar was used in all 26 games and scored 23 goals.

For the 2010/11 season he moved again two leagues higher to ASK Schwadorf , where he was supposed to replace the Yugoslav ex-international Nenad Grozdić as playmaker. As a coach he met his former teammate from Vienna times Manfred Wachter , with whom he had a difficult time from the start. After he did not get beyond the status of a joker for the entire first half of the season, Schwadorf ended the cooperation, whereupon he switched to ASC Götzendorf within the league .

In 2011 he moved again to the regional league for FK Hainburg , who was supervised by ex-professional Jozef Valachovič . Hainburg wanted to make promotion after five seasons in the SSO regional league and signed Holemar as well as the Slovak ex-national player Szilárd Németh . After the ascent at the winter break seemed almost impossible with 10 points behind leaders FCM Traiskirchen , the club brought about a change and separated from its expensive star players. Holemar, with only 3 goals this season far below expectations, then moved to the second half of the season at SV Haitzendorf .

For the 2012/13 season he moved again to the Regionalliga Ost for SC Ostbahn XI who, as a promoted team, was looking for established players for the relegation battle. After moderate performance in the first half of the season, he left the club again in the direction of the 1st regional league for SV Würmla , where he continued to perform as a regular player until the winter of the 2013/14 season . He then moved to ASK Eggendorf in the 2nd Lower Austrian Regional League East as the preferred player from coach Christian Aflenzer , with whom he was active for DSV Leoben . After a rather disappointing second half of the season with 3 goals, he moved to SC Lassee in the NNW regional league, where he met Gerald Schalkhammer and his former coach from Mannsdorf. As a result, as a runner-up with the club, he just missed promotion to the second national league, but fulfilled expectations with 12 goals this season.

The following season he spent at UFC Obritz , which was also playing in the NNW regional league , before moving again to his home club 1. SC Simmering in the city league. After he only made two appearances in the second half of the season due to injury, his contract was canceled. At the age of 40 and 26, he is currently playing in the Lower Austrian 2nd class East at FC Wolfsthal .

successes

Futsal

Holemar is also active as a futsal player. Until 2012 he was in the squad of Stella Rossa tipp3 but without playing a league game. From 2012 to 2015 he played for the Police SV in the 2nd ÖFB Futsal League. In three seasons he played 29 competition games in which he scored 52 goals and was the top scorer in 2013.

Since 2016 he has been playing for Vienna Walzer where he is also active in the second division in their “B-Team”.

Use statistics

season league team Games Gates
2012/13 2. ÖFB Futsal League Police SV 11 23
2013/14 2. ÖFB Futsal League Police SV 8th 18th
2014/15 2. ÖFB Futsal League Police SV 10 11
2015/16 2. ÖFB Futsal League Vienna Waltz 1b 8th 8th

As of March 2017

successes

  • 1 × top scorer 2nd ÖFB Futsal League: 2012/13

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b I was too young for Scotland noen.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  2. ↑ Markus Holemar is the "Duke of the Had" , Kronen Zeitung of April 10, 1995, page 50
  3. ^ "Had-Herzog" flew out! " , Kronen Zeitung of October 12, 1995, page 53
  4. ^ History: Austria Amateure austria-archiv.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  5. ↑ UEFA Intertoto Cup: Branik Maribor - Austria Wien 3-0 austria-archiv.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  6. ^ Now vortex about Holemar , Kronen Zeitung of July 16, 1996, page 41
  7. ↑ Vom Wiener Prater in den Kilt , Kurier of June 13, 1996, page 27, section: Sport
  8. ↑ Jeff Lands Top Euro Kids ( Memento of the original from March 21, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Daily Record via. highbeam.com, accessed March 12, 2017 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.highbeam.com
  9. ^ Trialist Holemar makes impression heraldscotland.com, accessed March 12, 2017
  10. ↑ This is how the former "Duke of the Had" feels in Edinburgh , Kronen Zeitung of September 4, 1998, page 52
  11. ↑ Holemar on trial training with AJ Auxerre , Kronen Zeitung of December 22, 1998, page 44
  12. ↑ a b c Holemar: Scotland was the most beautiful fanreport.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  13. ↑ Two test players again , Kronen Zeitung of December 1, 1998, page 42
  14. ↑ Relegated from the Bundesliga without a comeback: SK Vorwärts Steyr abseits.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  15. ↑ Markus Holemar at Vienna , sports newspaper number 27 of July 6, 1999 page 19 section: Football
  16. ↑ Trainer Walter Skocik sees a need to catch up with Markus Holemar , Kronen Zeitung of August 24, 1999, page 52
  17. ↑ The renovation has begun , Kurier of October 22, 1999, page 26, section: Sport
  18. ↑ "Excitement" Holemar disturbed the calm in Vienna! , Kronen Zeitung of April 16, 2000, page 52
  19. ↑ Holemar at DSV , Kronen Zeitung of July 27, 2000, page 45
  20. ↑ Ex-problem boy Holemar is only noticed positively , Kronen Zeitung of August 26, 2000, page 52
  21. ^ "DSV own goal - Holemar gone" , Kleine Zeitung of July 6, 2001
  22. ↑ “In the end everything revolved around Roland Linz” , Kleine Zeitung of July 7, 2001
  23. ^ "DSV Leoben signed three new players - Holemar back" , APA of August 16, 2001
  24. ↑ Schwechat gives Holemar a chance , Kurier dated February 1, 2003, page 27, department: Sport
  25. ↑ Markus Holemar was the unlucky person of this group , Kronen Zeitung of May 19, 2003, page 46
  26. ↑ Comeback of the year , Kronen Zeitung of November 19, 2003, page 69
  27. ↑ Holemar suspended , Kronen Zeitung of April 2, 2005, page 46
  28. ↑ Markus Holemar has covered the arch with the sports club , Kronen Zeitung of May 13, 2007, page 70
  29. ↑ Markus Holemar confirmed his reputation as "enfant terrible" , Kronen Zeitung of June 10, 2007, page 64
  30. ↑ First finals draw oefb.at, accessed on 12 March 2017
  31. ↑ Final whistle for Markus Holemar ( memento of the original from March 21, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. http://archiv.svhorn.at , accessed on March 12, 2017 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / archiv.svhorn.at
  32. ↑ Markus Holemar is Amstettner , NÖN from January 20, 2009
  33. ^ The revenge of Markus Holemar nachrichten.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  34. ^ SC Mannsdorf on Höhenflug mein district.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  35. ↑ Holemar instead of Grozdic , NÖN from June 30, 2010
  36. ↑ Only Holemar was disappointing , NÖN of December 8, 2012
  37. ↑ Transfer Coup ! Kernal brings Markus Holemar , NÖN , on January 26th, 2011
  38. ↑ 2011/12 season: Prominent newcomers fk-hainburg.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  39. ↑ Hainburger separate from Holemar and Nemeth , NÖN from November 22, 2011
  40. ↑ 2. New addition - Markus Holemar sv-haitzendorf.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  41. ↑ Holemar is in Eggendorf ante portas fanreport.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  42. ↑ Ex-professional Holemar lands in Obritz noen.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
  43. ↑ Transfers of the 2nd division futsal-blog.at, accessed on March 12, 2017
personal data
SURNAME Holemar, Markus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH June 16, 1976
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna , Austria