SpVgg Lindau
| SpVgg Lindau 1919 eV | |||
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| Basic data | |||
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| Surname | Spielvereinigung Lindau 1919 eV | ||
| Seat | Lindau (Bodensee) , politically: Bavaria , football: Baden-Württemberg | ||
| founding | 1919 | ||
| Colours | Green white | ||
| president | Werner Mang | ||
| Website | www.spvgglindau.de | ||
| First soccer team | |||
| Head coach | Manuel Cifonelli | ||
| Venue | City Lindau Stadium | ||
| Places | approx. 2000 | ||
| league | District League A II Bodensee (Württemberg) | ||
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The SpVgg Lindau 1919 eV is a football club founded in 1919 in Lindau (Lake Constance) .
history
The SpVgg (Spielvereinigung) Lindau 1919 eV was founded on August 1, 1919 as a subdivision of TSV Lindau by 1850 eV. The first football matches took place on the Lindauer Köchlinwiese .
In 1924 the club was renamed “VfL Lindau” and from 1946 onwards it was run as “SG Lindau”. In 1928 the “Köchlinwiese” sports field (former site at the corner of Schulstrasse and Reutinerstrasse) was inaugurated with a fence, changing rooms and washing facilities
In 1950 the name was again changed to "SpVgg Lindau", which is still in place today.
Between 1963 and 1978 the club played in the first amateur league Black Forest-Bodensee, at that time the highest amateur class in Baden-Württemberg (although Lindau is part of Bavaria). From 2002/03 the club played in the district league A. 2014 was relegated to the district league B, and in 2016 the return to the district league A.
Manuel Cifonelli has been head coach since the 2020 season. He succeeded Marco Mayer
Sporting successes
- 1927/28: A-class champion and promotion to the district league
- 1950/51 promotion to the 2nd amateur league Oberschwaben
- 1961: Champion of the 2nd amateur league
- 1962: Champion of the 2nd amateur league
- 1966: Wuerttemberg Cup winner
- 1967: Vice-Champion of the 1st Amateur League Black Forest-Bodensee
- 1968: Wuerttemberg Cup winner
- 1973: Vice-Champion of the 1st Amateur League Black Forest-Bodensee
- 1975: Wuerttemberg vice-cup winner and DFB-Pokal participant
Stadion
On June 14, 1934, the new municipal stadium with two lawns and a surrounding athletics facility was inaugurated in Reutin .
It was built by the city of Lindau because the Köchlinwiese was no longer able to cope with the rapidly increasing number of people involved in sports and the space was also needed as a building site. To place the inauguration were Bayern Munich , German champion from 1932, and the SSV Ulm 1846 against. Bayern won 3-2 in front of about 2000 visitors.
Former players and coaches
- Hans Thommes (* 1938), scored over 1000 goals, was captain of the Lindau team for almost 10 years, selection player a few times, and contract player for FC Brühl / St.Gallen for 2 years. But even after his active career, he remained loyal to the Green-Whites and gave the SpVgg further titles and a very successful time as a coach.
- Rolf Thommes (* 1944), moved to TSV 1860 Munich in 1963.
- Karl-Heinz Mrosko (* 1946), selected player of the WFV, then a contract player with the Stuttgarter Kickers , received a contract with the German champions and cup winners FC Bayern Munich in 1969.
- Andreas Wagenhaus (* 1964), 1 ½ years player-coach at SpVgg Lindau; former GDR national player, active for Dynamo Dresden and Fenerbahçe Istanbul .
- Sebastian Selke (* 1974), ex-soccer professional and goalkeeping coach since 2016.
- Robert Golemac (* 1976), ex-professional soccer player, active a. a. for SK Sturm Graz , for which he was also involved in five games in the UEFA Europa League .
- Marc-Oliver Barton (* 1978), ex-professional footballer
- Robert Schellander (* 1983), ex-professional soccer player a. a. at FC Kärnten and SpVgg Greuther Fürth , three-time Austrian national player, twice active in the UEFA Cup.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Manuel Cifonelli is the new coach of SpVgg Lindau (July 22, 2020)