Paul Heyeres

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Paul Heyeres (left) in a duel against a player from ADO Den Haag . First leg of the 2nd round of the 1968/69 European Cup Winners' Cup against ADO Den Haag on November 12, 1968
Paul Heyeres is injured on the ground. Second leg of the 2nd round of the 1968/69 European Cup Winners' Cup against ADO Den Haag on November 27, 1968

Paul Heyeres (born May 30, 1946 in Aachen ) is a former German soccer goalkeeper .

Paul Heyeres is a trained machine fitter . The goalkeeper was not used in his first season at 1. FC Köln under coach Willi Multhaup . When Hans Merkle took over the helm in Cologne in 1968 , Heyeres was used a total of 28 times, with the billy goalkeepers often changing goalkeepers this season - partly due to injuries: Rolf Birkhölzer also got his chances, while Milutin Šoškić suffered two broken legs and hardly played could. In 1969 Heyeres left FC and completely disappeared from German professional football. In January 1970 Heyeres was reamateurised and joined the then national division Rhenania Rothe Erde Aachen. After his active time in professional football, Heyeres was the tenant of a bar (Hansa-Eck restaurant) at the Ponttor in Aachen. In the 1970s he was still playing for VfB Friedrichshafen .

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Web links

  • Heyeres on youtube.com, in the film from the 51st minute

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kicker No. 9/70 of January 29, 1970
personal data
SURNAME Heyeres, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Heyeres Hartmann, Paul (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH May 30, 1946