FSV Algermissen

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FSV Algermissen
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Basic data
Surname Football and sports club
Algermissen from 1911/1990 eV
Seat Algermissen , Lower Saxony
founding May 5, 1911
Colours black-and-white
CEO Andreas Pagel
Website www.fsvalgermissen.de
First soccer team
Head coach Adem Cabuk
Venue Sports field on the grass path
Places 1000
league District League Hildesheim
2019/20 2nd place (1st district class A)  
home
Away

The FSV Algermissen (full name: football and sports club Algermissen from 1911/1990 eV ) is a sports club from Algermissen in the district of Hildesheim . The club celebrated its greatest successes in the 1930s, when the football team belonged to the then first-class Lower Saxony Gauliga for six years . The club's players are known under the name "Black Magpies ". In addition to football, the FSV Algermissen also offers darts and self-defense .

history

Logo SV Algermissen

The club was founded on May 5, 1911 as FC Britannia Algermissen . On December 26, 1918, the name was changed to SV Algermissen 11 . After the Second World War , the club merged with the clubs TV Eintracht Algermissen and Jahnbund Algermissen to form TSV Algermissen . Since May 13, 1961, the club was again called SV Algermissen 11 . In 1990, dissatisfied members split off under the name FC Algermissen . On July 1, 2019, FC Algermissen dissolved again. The members joined SV Algermissen, which was renamed FSV Algermissen .

Early years (1911 to 1933)

The sporting upswing of SV Algermissen began with the construction of the sports field on Grasweg in 1927. At the same time, the club's coat of arms was changed, in which a magpie was now depicted. In addition, yellow and green became the new club colors to show the association with agriculture . At that time, the three families Bettels, Deppe and Willer made up almost the entire team, which in 1930 was promoted to the then second-rate district league. Two years later, the Algermisser secured the relay championship after a head-to-head race with Werder Hanover and rose to the first-class Oberliga Südhannover-Braunschweig on June 19, 1932 after a 6-0 victory over Germania Wolfenbüttel .

There the Black Magpies became a favorite scare thanks to their feared combination game. The "black magpies" won 3-1 at Eintracht Braunschweig and 1-0 at Hannover 96 . At the end of the season the SVA was runner-up behind SV Arminia Hannover . In the top game in the stadium at Bischofsholer Damm , the Algermissers did not get more than 2-2. In the final round of the North German Championship in 1933 , the team first beat Schwerin FC 03 and played against VfB Komet Bremen . On the last day of the match, the "black magpies" traveled to Hamburger SV and were close to a sensational victory. It was only shortly before the final whistle that the Hamburg team was able to score the winning goal through Otto Henneberg .

The Munich magazine “ Fußball” praised the Algermiss team, whose “ascent was too sensational and with a downright fascinating reliability and steadiness. One there became famous for its soccer team ”. The followers of the "black magpies" provided an anecdote . Around 100 SV fans crammed into two trucks with a top speed of 28 km / h traveled to Hamburg and arrived there after a ten hour journey.

Gauliga (1933 to 1945)

The SVA qualified for the newly created Gauliga Niedersachsen . In the first years of the Gauliga, the "Black Magpies" were among the top teams and were able to take third place in 1934 and 1936 respectively. The strength of the team at home played a major role in the success. On the first day of the 1933/34 season Werder Bremen were defeated 2-1 and SV Algermissen won both games against Hannover 96 . At the end of the season Algermissen was third behind Werder Bremen and Arminia Hannover. In 1936 the “Black Magpies” were third again thanks to home wins over Hannover 96 (3: 1), Eintracht Braunschweig (4: 1) and Arminia Hannover, who were even defeated 5: 1.

In 1936, SV Algermissen qualified for the Tschammer Cup , the forerunner of the DFB Cup . In the first round , the team retired after a 1: 4 defeat against Werder Bremen. In the 1936/37 season the Algermisser were fourth, with a 1: 2 defeat against Viktoria Wilhelmsburg prevented a renewed third place. Towards the end of the 1930s, things went downhill for the team. In the 1937/38 season , another 1-0 win against eventual German champions Hannover 96 was achieved. A year later , the team rose from the Gauliga without a win and with 2:34 points as the defeated bottom of the table. The low point of the season was a 9-0 defeat against MSV Jäger 7 Bückeburg .

Post-war period (1945 to 1976)

In 1946 the Algermisser reached the promotion round to the first-class Oberliga Niedersachsen-Süd, but failed there at MTV Braunschweig . A year later, the team was accepted into the second-class state league Hildesheim, where they just qualified for the newly created, second-class amateur league Lower Saxony in 1949 . The great time of Algermiss football ended with the 1950/51 season . With 5:63 points and 26: 177 goals, the team was relegated from the bottom of the table. Against Wolfenbütteler SV they conceded ten goals twice, at TuS Celle they lost 2:12 and at VfR Osterode 08 the "black magpies" suffered a 1:17 defeat.

There followed three years in the amateur league Hildesheim before it went back to the district class in 1954. Between 1956 and 1960 the team played again in the amateur league Hildesheim and came third there in 1958. After the league reform of 1964, the Algermisser reached the fifth-class district league Hildesheim, but did not get beyond midfield. In 1971 they were only able to stay up after a 1-0 win in the decider against SSV Nörten-Hardenberg . Two years later, he was relegated to the district class. In 1975 the SVA rose again and promptly had to go down again. The playoff against TSV Giesen ended 2-2 after extra time . In the penalty shootout , the Giesener prevailed 5: 4.

Decline (1976 to 2019)

Another league reform in 1979 brought the club to the Hanover district, where the Algermisseners were divided into the district league. From this, the club rose promptly to the district class and was passed through to the Hildesheim district league in the following season 1979/80. It was not until 1986 that he was promoted to the district class again, before it went back down to the district league in 1990 and a year later down to the first district class without a win. After two ascents in a row, the "Black Magpies" were back in the district class, where the SVA became a top team after the turn of the millennium. The highlight was the 2003/04 season, when the Algermiss runners-up behind TuS Hasede were.

The runners-up played playoffs for another promoted player in the district league. First, VfR Eversen was defeated 1-0 in the semifinals . However, the final was lost against TuS Steyerburg with 0: 1. Two years later, when the league was reformed in 2006, qualification for the district league only succeeded after relegation. Here the SVA prevailed against TSV Kemnade and VfB Oedlum . Since relegation in 2008, the SVA played in the Hildesheim district league , until relegation to the 1st district class followed in the 2011/12 season.

FSV Algermissen (since 2019)

After the merger, the FSV Algermissen started in the 1st district class and immediately made it to the district league as runner-up behind SG Bettmar / Dinklar .

Stadion

The club's home venue has been the GraswegArena since 1927 , previously known as the Sportplatz am Grasweg . In 1927 the club built the sports field, which is located in the center of Algermiss near the Lehrte – Nordstemmen railway line . The club got the material for this from the Reichsbahn master workshop in Hildesheim, while the club members built the sports field themselves. The GraswegArena can accommodate around 1,000 spectators. Especially in the 1930s, the Algermiss stadium was a place feared by opponents and referees. There were riots and game abandons several times. The former German magazine Fußball wrote after a game against Arminia Hannover in January 1935:

“The folders in Algermissen are a special chapter. Instead of having a calming effect on the spectators or at least behaving quietly, they proudly marched along the line and gave the best comments born from club fanaticism (mostly about the opponent). The main evils were the extremely undisciplined spectators who acted like crazy. "

- Football in January 1935

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hardy Green , Christian Karn: The big book of the German football clubs . AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2009, ISBN 978-3-89784-362-2 , p. 20.
  2. ↑ a b c d e Hardy Greens: Legendary football clubs. Northern Germany. Between TSV Achim, Hamburger SV and TuS Zeven. AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-89784-223-8 , p. 286.
  3. ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics : Soccer in Northern Germany 1945-1974 . Lehrte 2004, p. 12, 59 .
  4. ^ German Sports Club for Football Statistics (Ed.): Football in Lower Saxony 1964 - 1979 . Taught 2008, p. 94, 120, 146, 159 .
  5. ^ German sports club for soccer statistics: Soccer in the Hanover district 1979-2006 . Taught 2012, p. 8, 25, 88, 133, 148 .
  6. ^ German sports club for soccer statistics: Soccer in the Hanover district 1979-2006 . Taught 2012, p. 271, 274, 298 .

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