Torgelower FC Greif

Torgelower FC Greif eV
Basic data
Surname	Torgelower Football Club Greif eV
Seat	Torgelow , Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
founding	1919/2014
Colours	black yellow
CEO	Dietrich Lehmann
Website	fc-griff.de/website
First soccer team
Head coach	Dariusz Bucinski
Venue	Foundry arena
Places	10,000
league	Oberliga Nordost Nord
2019/20	9th place
home Away

The Torgelower SV Greif is a sports club in the east of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern located town Torgelow . The largest sports club in the city ran until 2014 the sports football , handball , badminton , table tennis , cycling , motor sports , women's sports and Nordic walking .

Since July 1, 2014, the club has been re-established as Torgelower FC Greif e. V., it was spun off as a pure football club.

Historical development

Historical logo of TV Torgelow 1890–1931

Historical logo of BSG Nord 1963–1990

Historical logo of TSV Greif 1990–2008

Historical logo of TSV Greif 2008-2014

The development of FC Greif goes back to the end of the 19th century . On November 4, 1890 , the Torgelow gymnastics club was founded in what was then almost 3,000 inhabitants. The club derives its name “Greif” from FC Greif Torgelow , which was founded in 1919 and is a pure football club. In 1931 the TV Torgelow was split up into the German Gymnastics Association and the Free Gymnastics Association, after which the Free Gymnastics Association also ran a football team. It was renamed Rot-Sport Torgelow in 1933 , but was banned by the National Socialists in 1933.

After the Second World War , Directive No. 23 of the Allied Control Council of the Occupying Powers banned all sports clubs from 1946 . In East Germany , sports competitions were initially only allowed to take place with loosely organized sports communities at a narrowly limited local level. The Torgelow sports club was founded in Torgelow on February 26, 1946 . From 1948 , the sports operation in East Germany was reorganized on the basis of company sports associations (BSG). The ironworks located in Torgelow took over the SG as the future sponsoring company and converted it into BSG Stahl Torgelow in 1951 . From 1952 to 1956 the BSG was now called "Motor", at the end of 1963 it took on the name "BSG Nord Max Matern Torgelow" to refer more clearly to the carrier company VEB Gießerei und Maschinenbau "Max Matern". However, the short version BSG Nord Torgelow soon caught on in public.

When, after the German reunification in 1990, the changed economic conditions and the continuation of the company sports community system could no longer be maintained, members of the previous BSG North founded a civil association called Torgelower Sportverein Greif on July 1, 1990.

On July 1, 2010 , the Torgelower FC Greif merged with the Bundesliga club FC Vorwärts Drögeheide . This resulted in the takeover of all members, the divisions (football) and the women's sports group of FC Vorwärts in Torgelower SV Greif. The 1st team of FC Vorwärts Drögeheide thus provided the 2nd team of TSV Greif from the 2010/11 season. However, the sports facility in the Torgelow district of Drögeheide remained a sporting home.

After the third team was dissolved in 2011 and the second team in 2013 for economic reasons, TFC Greif has registered a second team again with the Vorpommern-Greifswald district football association for the 2015/16 season.

Development of the sport of football

Although there were temporarily three football clubs in Torgelow before the Second World War with FC Greif, Rot-Sport and VfB Torgelow, which was founded in 1921, Torgelow football never got beyond regional importance. In contrast, SG Torgelow played the final of the Western Pomerania Championship as early as 1947 , but was defeated by SG Greifswald in the two finals with 1: 5 and 0: 3. In the 1947/48 season, the SG was represented in the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania regional class , at that time one of the highest football leagues in East Germany. After 6th place in the eastern season, Torgelow rose at the end of the season.

When the third-rate district leagues were set up in the GDR football business in 1952 , BSG Motor was one of the first teams in the Neubrandenburg district league . She also caused a sensation when she made it to the round of 16 in the GDR Cup competition and only there was defeated 1: 2 by the league club Einheit Pankow . In the following years Torgelow, starting in 1956 as BSG Stahl, always achieved top places in the district league. In the 1960 season, the BSG landed in first place in the eastern relay, but lost in the final of the Lok Waren district championship in two games with 0: 2 and 1: 1. In 1966 Torgelow won the district soccer cup after a 2-0 victory over Post Neubrandenburg.

In the 1970/71 season, a second place behind Vorwärts Neubrandenburg was enough to move up together with the army team in the GDR league expanded to five seasons . While in the first year of the game, now as BSG Nord Torgelow, with 9th place, it was only possible to secure relegation, it was only enough for 10th place in 1972/73, which meant relegation to the district league. After two more years in the third division, Torgelow won the Neubrandenburg district championship in 1975 and returned to the GDR league. Then the story repeated itself, two years in the second division, two years in the district league, then in 1979 again winning the district championship and again trying to establish itself in the GDR league.

With the Torgelow veteran and team captain Klaus Brackrock, who had already played almost 400 games for BSG at the age of 39, and Bodo Sommer , who had played 45 top division games for 1. FC Magdeburg and was twice GDR champion there, the BSG Nord in the summer of 1979 in their fifth GDR league season. In the end, it was the worst performance Torgelow had ever made in the second highest division. There was only one victory in the 22 games, the goal difference was 14:72. With only 4 points Torgelow landed far behind on the last place in the table.

In 1984, Nord Torgelow was again district champion, but failed in the now necessary round of promotion to the GDR league with four defeats and 1:16 goals. Until the end of the GDR football operation, Torgelow remained in the district league Neubrandenburg, where the team was usually able to place in the upper third of the table.

The last regional league season according to the GDR system ended with the team now playing as SV Greif in 7th place. That was only enough for the integration into the then fifth class district league East. There succeeded in 1994 the rise in the national league, which a year later in the Verbandsliga opened and where the SV Greif spent the next eleven seasons. In 2004 the team reached the state cup final, but lost 1: 2 to the six-time cup winners FC Schönberg 95 . In the 2004/05 season the Torgelow state champions were Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and were promoted to the Oberliga Nordost , which has been fifth class since 2008. In the 2008/09 season the club experienced sporting ups and downs. In the Oberliga they only finished 14th in the table, which would have meant relegation to the regional league. However, due to the fact that FSV Bentwisch waived the start , the Torgelower team was also allowed to compete in the league in the 2009/10 season. With a 4: 3 win over TSG Neustrelitz , however, they won the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Cup in 2009, so that SV Greif was qualified for the first main round of the 2009/10 DFB Cup . There the club was drawn from the second division Alemannia Aachen , which they lost 4-1. In 2010 SV Greif won the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Cup again . He was thus qualified for the first main round of the 2010/11 DFB Cup , where the Bundesliga club Hamburger SV was drawn. The team from Torgelow lost the game 1: 5 and was eliminated from the cup.

In the 2010/11 season, the club won the championship of the Oberliga Nordost for the first time, but for economic reasons decided not to move up to the Regionalliga Nord . The promotion succeeded in the following season 2011/12, when in the relegation of the representatives of the southern season, VfB Fortuna Chemnitz , could be defeated in the second leg after extra time.

In May 2013, the association had to file for bankruptcy due to an economic crisis. At this point the relegation from the Regionalliga Nordost was already certain. In 2015 it was announced that the bankruptcy was averted.

In May 2014, the state football association Mecklenburg-Vorpommern confirmed that TSV Greif will be re-established under the name "Torgelower FC Greif eV" from the 2014/15 season. All departments of the club will keep their current divisions.

In 2017, the Torgelower team were again national champions in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania for the second time after 2005 and were promoted to the Oberliga Nordost.

League placements / statistics

1922–1923 | Pomerania District (as SC Germania Torgelow)

• 1922/23 : District III Pomerania - District VI Western Pomerania (6th place)

1939–1941 | Pomerania District (as TV Torgelow)

• 1939/40 : 1st class Pomerania District 2 Greifen District (8th place)
• 1940/41 : 1st class Pomerania department B

1921–1945 | Pomerania District (as VfB Torgelow 1921)

• 1924/25 : District III Pomerania - District VI Western Pomerania (1st place)
• 1925 : Final round of the Pomeranian Championship (semi-finals / 3rd place - 2: 5 at Stargarder SC)
• 1926/27 : District League Vorpommern-Uckermark Department A (3rd place)
• 1927/28 : Vorpommern-Uckermark District League (3rd place)
• 1928/29 : District III Pomerania - District V Pasewalk (3rd place)
• 1934/35: District class
• 1935/36: District class
• 1936/37: District class
• 1937/38: District class
• 1938/39 : District class Pomerania West (6th place)
• 1939/40 : 1st class Pomerania District 2 Greifen District (7th place)
• 1940/41 : 1st class Pomerania department B
• 1941/42: 2nd class Pomerania
• 1942/43: 2nd class Pomerania
• 1943/44: 2nd class Pomerania
• 1944/45: 2nd class Pomerania
• 1945/46: no event

1946–1951 | Soviet zone (as SG Torgelow)

season	league	class	space	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1946/1947	State class Vorpommern relay B	3rd league	1	7th	0	1	26: 6	14: 2
1947	Final of the Western Pomerania Championship	final	2	0	0	2	1: 8	0: 4
1947/1948	Landesklasse Vorpommern Staffel Ost	3rd league	6th	3	1	8th	17:39	7:17
1948/1949	District class	4th league	4th
1949/1950	District class	4th league	3
1950/1951	District class Mecklenburg East (GUS Torgelow / BSG Stahl Torgelow)	4th league	3				86:55	25:19

1951–1990 | GDR football (as BSG Motor / Stahl Nord Torgelow)

season	league	class	space	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Audience Ø	District Cup NB	FDGB Cup
1951/1952	District class Mecklenburg East	4th league	2				70:40	30:14			Round of 16
1952/1953	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	6th	7th	3	8th	38:38	17:19			2nd qualifying round
1953/1954	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	5	8th	5	9	55:59	21:23
1954/1955	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	3	14th	2	6th	54:33	30:14
1955	District League Neubrandenburg	4th league	2	10	3	1	42:18	23: 5
1956	District League Neubrandenburg	4th league	3	16	6th	6th	70:47	38:15			1st qualifying round
1957	District League Neubrandenburg	4th league	4th	14th	4th	8th	58:50	31:21
1958	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	4th league	3	12	3	5	59:36	27:13
1959	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	4th league	3	10	3	5	55:30	23:13
1960	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	4th league	1	12	3	3	44:19	27: 9
1960	Final game for the district championship	final	2	0	1	1	1: 3	1: 2
1961/1962	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	4th league	6th				65:43	40:32
1962/1963	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	4th league	7th				42:32	18:22
1963/1964	District League Neubrandenburg Group 1	3rd league	6th				45:35	23:21
1964/1965	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	7th				51:49	28:28
1965/1966	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	3				55:43	37:23		Cup winners
1966/1967	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	8th				43:42	29:23			1 round
1967/1968	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	3				51:37	35:17
1968/1969	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	4th				45:28	30:22
1969/1970	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	2				54:25	38:14
1970/1971	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	2				57:42	34:18
1971/1972	GDR League Relay A	2nd league	9	6th	4th	12	24:49	16:28	1672.73
1972/1973	GDR League Relay A	2nd league	10	4th	7th	11	21:48	15:29			1 round
1973/1974	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	2				55:26	39:13			Intermediate round
1974/1975	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	1				58:21	39:13
1975/1976	GDR League Relay A	2nd league	11	3	3	16	21:67	9:35	1027.27
1976/1977	GDR League Relay A	2nd league	12	1	1	20th	24:77	3:41	481.82	2nd round	1 round
1977/1978	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	10				33:41	22:30			Qualifying round
1978/1979	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	1				52:24	36:16
1979/1980	GDR League Relay A	2nd league	12	1	2	19th	14:72	4:40	586.36
1980/1981	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	7th				39:31	27:25			Qualifying round
1981/1982	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	4th				51:35	32:20
1982/1983	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	8th				37:41	25:27		1 round
1983/1984	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	1				67:41	42:18
1984	Promotion round GDR League Season II		5	0	0	4th	4:16	0: 8
1984/1985	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	8th				36:38	30:30
1985/1986	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	3				67:33	41:19
1986/1987	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	4th				60:39	40:20
1987/1988	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	4th				61:42	42:18
1988/1989	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	6th				48:47	33:27
1989/1990	District League Neubrandenburg	3rd league	4th				62:31	37:19
1990/1991	District League Neubrandenburg (TSV Greif)	3rd league	7th				57:42	28:28

1990-2014 | DFB football (as Torgelower SV Greif)

season	league	class	space	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Audience Ø	State Cup MV	DFB Cup
1991/1992	District League East Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	2				62:19	44:16
1992/1993	District League East Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	2				71:34	41:19		District Cup Winner
1993/1994	District League East Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	1				122: 22	54: 6		District Cup Winner
1994/1995	State League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	6th				55:54	33:27
1995/1996	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	3				61:45	57
1996/1997	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	4th	15th	5	10	59:44	50
1997/1998	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	8th	11	12	7th	65:44	43
1998/1999	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	3	20th	1	9	72:42	61
1999/2000	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	10	13	4th	13	51:56	43
2000/2001	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	4th	14th	9	7th	55:41	51
2001/2002	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	8th	11	7th	12	62:47	40
2002/2003	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	4th	16	7th	7th	73:45	55
2003/2004	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	2	23	4th	3	83:27	73		finalist
2004/2005	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	5th league	1	23	5	2	101: 26	74		Quarter finals
2005/2006	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	4th league	9	12	6th	12	45:54	42		3rd round
2006/2007	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	4th league	11	8th	10	12	33:34	34		Quarter finals
2007/2008	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	4th league	9	9	7th	12	43:50	34		Semifinals
2008/2009	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	14th	9	7th	14th	45:60	34	301.40	Cup winners
2009/2010	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	8th	12	8th	10	46:35	44	374.67	Cup winners	1st main round
2010/2011	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	1	22nd	3	5	66:22	69	352.07	Round of 16	1st main round
2011/2012	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	5	15th	3	10	54:42	48	367.07	Quarter finals
2012	Qualification for the regional league	Final round	1	1	0	1	3: 1	3	1122
2012/2013	NOFV Regionalliga Nordost	4th league	16	2	7th	21st	19:69	13	336.20	Round of 16
2013/2014	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	16	6th	7th	17th	28:45	25th	191.33	Quarter finals

Since 2014 | DFB football (as Torgelower FC Greif)

season	league	class	space	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Audience Ø	State Cup MV
2014/15	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	6th league	3	18th	3	7th	55:28	53	200.07	Round of 16
2015/16	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	6th league	3	15th	9	4th	74:31	54	151.07	2nd round
2016/17	Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	6th league	1	24	2	4th	104: 25	74	141.07	Semifinals
2017/18	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	11	10	5	17th	42:54	35	138.35	Semifinals
2018/19	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	9	10	8th	12	44:48	38	158.33	finalist
2019/20	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	9	7th	3	9	26:30	24	130.2	finalist
2020/21	NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord	5th league	12	0	0	0	0-0	0	0	2nd round
Note: green = ascent, red = descent.

League affiliation

Coach chronicle

Term of office	Trainer
07/01/1988 - 06/30/1989	Klaus Brackrock
07/01/1991 - 06/30/1996	Joachim Schleise
07/01/1999 - 10/10/2002	Lars Grosskopf
October 11, 2002 - June 30, 2006	Eckhard Ehrke
07/01/2006 - 08/24/2008	Eckhart Märzke
08/27/2008 - 12/31/2008	Eckhard Ehrke
01/01/2009 - 04/19/2010	Dieter Timme
April 20, 2010 - June 30, 2010	Joachim Schleise
07/01/2010 - 06/30/2011	Lothar Hamann
07/01/2011 - 04/02/2012	Tomasz Grzegorczyk
04/03/2012 - 05/21/2012	Norbert Dech
May 22, 2012 - December 12, 2012	Jürgen Decker
12/13/2012 - 04/18/2013	Danny King
April 19, 2013 - June 30, 2013	Franz-Aaron Ullrich
07/01/2013 - 03/15/2018	Tomasz Grzegorczyk
March 16, 2018 - March 19, 2018	Tomasz Rachwalski
03/20/2018 - 10/01/2018	Heiko Stäck
02.10.2018 - 01.10.2019	Ekrem Asma
since October 2nd, 2019	Dariusz Bucinski

Personalities in the club

Uwe Kruger	(1960s)
Horst Gray	(1960s)
Klaus Brackrock († 2010)	(1960s)
Lothar Hahn	(1965–1967)
Günter Zimmermann	(1971–1972)
Bodo summer	(1978–1980)
Radoslaw Koziel	(1997-2007)
Cem Efe	(2006)
Daniel Scheinhardt	(2006/07)
Robert Sikorski	(2004–2008 & 2009/10)
Christian Beck	(2010/11)
Clemens Lange	(2010–2012)
Christian Preiss	(2010–2012)
Daniel Pankau	(2005-2018)
Michael Schwerdtfeger	(1990-2019)
Enrico Beck	(2007/08 & 2009-2020)
Alexander Allert	(1997-2020)
Tomasz Grzegorczyk	(2007–2012 & 2013–2018)
Michał Kotula	(2003–2008 & 2010–2012 & 2013–2017)

FDGB-Pokal / DFB-Pokal / District Cup / State Cup

FDGB Cup

1951/1952	08/24/1952	Round of 16	BSG Motor Torgelow - BSG unit Pankow Berlin	1: 2
1952-1954	05/10/1953	1st qualifying round	BSG Construction South Stralsund - BSG Motor Torgelow	0: 3
	05/17/1953	2nd qualifying round	BSG Chemie Boitzenburg - BSG Motor Torgelow	X-0 * (* Torgelow withdraws team)
1956	June 1956	1st qualifying round	BSG unit Grimmen - BSG Motor / Stahl Torgelow	4: 2 a.d.
1966/1967	08/13/1966	1st main round	BSG Motor Nord Torgelow - ASG Forward Neubrandenburg	0: 9
1972/1973	08/05/1972	1st main round	BSG Motor Nord Torgelow - SG Dynamo Fürstenwalde	0: 5
1973/1974	08/19/1973	1st main round	BSG Motor Nord Torgelow - BSG KKW Nord Greifswald	3: 1
	09/09/1973	Intermediate round	BSG Motor Nord Torgelow - BSG Motor Eberswalde	0: 0 a.d., 3: 4 i. E.
1976/1977	05.09.1976	1st main round	BSG North "Max-Matern" Torgelow - BSG Stahl Eisenhüttenstadt	0: 3
1977/1978	08/06/1977	Elimination round	BSG EAB Lichtenberg 47 Berlin - BSG North "Max-Matern" Torgelow	3-0
1980/1981	08/16/1980	Elimination round	BSG North "Max-Matern" Torgelow - BSG Chemie PCK Schwedt	0: 5

DFB Cup

2009/2010	08/02/2009	1st main round	Torgelower SV Greif eV - Aachener TSV Alemannia 1900 eV	(1: 2) 1: 4
2010/2011	08/15/2010	1st main round	Torgelower SV Greif eV - Hamburger SV eV	(1: 1) 1: 5

Torgelower SV Greif - Alemannia Aachen

In front of 3700 spectators, the outsider lost to second division Alemannia Aachen in the first round after 90 varied minutes with 1: 4 (1: 2). Lukasz Szukala (6th), Benjamin Auer (44th), Szilard Nemeth (55th) with a penalty kick and Hervé Oussalé (73rd) marked the goals for the unconvincing guests. Daniel Pankau (36th) achieved the interim equalization to 1: 1 for the brave fifth division team.

The Aacheners missed a possible early decision in the initial phase. For almost 20 minutes, the favorite lived up to its role against initially fearful hosts. But the Alemannia did not succeed more than the 1-0 lead by Szukala (6th). Only after a warning sign from Torgelower through the lively Pankau (19th) did the league club wake up and was an equal opponent until the break whistle. The Alemannia responded to the deserved equalization by Pankau shortly before halftime with the renewed opening goal.

The preliminary decision was made ten minutes after the restart when Nemeth used a penalty to make it 3-1. But even with the two-goal lead in the back, the second division owed a lot. Cup debutant Torgelow had to pay tribute to the pace as the season progressed.

pairing	Torgelower SV Greif - Aachener TSV Alemannia 1900 eV
Result	1: 4 (1: 2)
date	August 2, 2009 at 4:00 p.m.
Stadion	Foundry arena , Torgelow
spectator	3,700
referee	Felix Zwayer ( Berlin )
Gates	0: 1 Łukasz Szukała (5th,) 1: 1 Daniel Pankau (35th) 1: 2 Benjamin Auer (44th) 1: 3 Szilárd Németh (55th FE ) 1: 4 Hervé Oussalé (73rd)
' Torgelower SV Greif'	Marcin Markiewicz - Marcin Mista , Mike Keyser, Daniel Nawotke, Danny Koop (58th Karsten Eggert) - Daniel Erpen-Köhn (70th Robert-André Blank), Tomasz Grzegorczyk, Piotr Dutkiewicz, Marco di Biccari (70th Robert Jager) - Andreas Brück, Daniel Pankau Trainer: Dieter Timme ( Werder (Havel) )
Aachen TSV Alemannia 1900 eV	Thorsten Stuckmann - Łukasz Szukała (45th Manuel Junglas ), Seyi Olajengbesi , Patrick Milchraum , Mirko Casper - Timo Achenbach , Thorsten Burkhardt , Florian Müller , Cristian Fiél - Szilárd Németh (70th Babacar Guèye ), Benjamin Auer (52nd Hervé Oussalé ) Trainer: Jürgen Seeberger ( Switzerland )
yellow cards	Marco di Biccari (39th), Daniel Nawotke (88th) - none

Torgelower SV Greif - Hamburger SV

The Bundesliga club moved into the second round of the DFB Cup with a 5-1 win at the fifth-class Torgelower SV Greif. Ruud van Nistelrooy (34th, 65th, 67th), Paolo Guerrero (53rd) and David Jarolim (81st) scored the goals for the weakened Hamburgers in front of 8,000 spectators in the sold-out foundry arena. Daniel Pankau (43.) had marked the interim compensation for the upper division club from Western Pomerania.

In very good external conditions, the Hanseatic team, who had to do without Dennis Diekmeier (torn ligament), Heung Min Son (broken foot), Romeo Castelen (knee injury), Dennis Aogo (back injury), Piotr Trochowski (Achilles tendon irritation) and Marcell Jansen (flu), but to survive a moment of shock. Torgelow's striker Pankau ran completely unhindered towards the HSV goal in the second minute. Keeper Frank Rost prevented a deficit.

The 1,500 Schlachtenbummler from Hamburg had to wait a good quarter of an hour for a similar good opportunity for their team. Then Mladen Petric pulled a 25-meter free kick on goal, which Greif goalkeeper André Greulich steered over the bar (17th). Two minutes later there was this duel again, and this time Greulich was the winner.

After a good half hour, Torgelow's number one was also without a chance when van Nistelrooy dusted off from close distance to 1-0 for the big favorite. The joy about it did not last long. The lively Pankau shifted the shaky HSV central defense again and shot to equalize.

The goal was not the initial spark for a cup sensation, however, because Guerrero shot the seemingly unfocused Hamburger back into the lead with a free kick from 18 meters. Van Nistelrooy followed suit and robbed the brave hosts of their last hopes.

pairing	Torgelower SV Greif - Hamburger SV eV
Result	1: 5 (1: 1)
date	August 15, 2010 at 5:30 p.m.
Stadion	Foundry arena , Torgelow
spectator	8,000 (sold out)
referee	Manuel Grafe ( Berlin )
Gates	0: 1 Ruud van Nistelrooy (34.,) 1: 1 Daniel Pankau (43.) 1: 2 Paolo Guerrero (53.) 1: 3 Ruud van Nistelrooy (65.) 1: 4 Ruud van Nistelrooy (67.) 1 : 5 David Jarolím (81.)
' Torgelower SV Greif'	André Greulich - Marcin Mista , Mike Keyser, Andreas Brück, Markus Zschiesche (83rd Andy Brandau) - Denis Novacic, Daniel Nawotke, Robert Jager, Christian Beck (83rd Tomasz Grzegorczyk) - Christian Preiß (63rd Michal Kotula), Daniel Pankau Trainer: Lothar Hamann ( Berlin )
Hamburger SV eV	Frank Rost - Heiko Westermann , Joris Mathijsen , Guy Demel (69th Robert Tesche ), Zé Roberto - David Jarolím , Jonathan Pitroipa (69th Tomás Rincón ), Paolo Guerrero , Mladen Petrić - Eljero Elia , Ruud van Nistelrooy (82nd Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting ) Trainer: Armin Veh ( Augsburg )
yellow cards	Denis Novacic (56th) - none

Final games District Cup NB / District Cup MV Ost / Landespokal MV

1965/1966	1966	District Cup NB	BSG Motor Nord Torgelow - BSG Post Neubrandenburg	2-0
1992/1993	1993	District Cup MV Ost	Torgelower SV Greif eV *	* (Winner, result unknown)
1993/1994	1994	District Cup MV Ost	Torgelower SV Greif eV *	* (Winner, result unknown)
2003/2004	06/16/2004	State Cup MV	Torgelower SV Greif eV - FC Schönberg 95	(0: 1) 1: 2
2008/2009	05/27/2009	State Cup MV	TSG Neustrelitz - Torgelower SV Greif eV	(0: 0) 0: 0 (1: 1 n.V./2:3 in.E.)
2009/2010	06/02/2010	State Cup MV	Rostocker FC - Torgelower SV Greif eV	(0: 0) 1: 2
2018/2019	05/25/2019	State Cup MV	Torgelower FC Greif eV - FC Hansa Rostock	(0: 2) 1: 4
2019/2020	08/22/2020	State Cup MV	FC Hansa Rostock - Torgelower FC Greif eV	(1: 0) 3: 0

First team

Current squad NOFV-Oberliga Nordost Nord 2020/21

See also : Football Oberliga Nordost

(As of August 10, 2020)

No.	Nat.	player	Date of birth	in the team since	Last club
goalkeeper
01		Nico Barz	09/24/1995	07/2020	Greifswalder FC
12		Krystian Rudnicki	04/20/1995	07/2019	FSV unit Ueckermünde
23		Manuel-Pascal Behm	09/01/2000	03/2019	Torgelower FC Greif II
Defense
0-		Adrian Jakub Skorb	02/09/1996	07/2020	Flota Swinoujscie
0-		Pawel Rafal Bielecki	04/13/1992	07/2020	SV Altlüdersdorf
03		Mateusz Marek Sobolczyk	01/29/1992	08/2013	MKS Pogon Sczeczin SA II
06th		Robert Jager	03/22/1991	07/2005	BSV Eintracht Sondershausen
14th		Johannes Jandt	01/18/1993	01/2020	Torgelower FC Greif II
17th		Jakub Hilicki	11/11/1997	07/2019	SV Altlüdersdorf
20th		Marcin Miśta	11/01/1983	01/2009	KP Chemical Police
midfield
0-		Maximilian Warnke	--. - .----	07/2020	1. FC Neubrandenburg 04 U19
0-		Kacper Flasza	--. - .----	07/2020	Torgelower FC Greif II
0-		Pascal Kämper	09/14/2001	07/2020	Torgelower FC Greif II
0-		Florian Runge	04/18/1997	07/2020	FSV unit Ueckermünde
04th		Lennart Schulz	--. - .---	07/2020	FSV unit Ueckermünde U17
07th		Konrad Korczynski	09/26/1994	07/2018	SV Altlüdersdorf
08th		Jakub Jan Klimko	01/13/1996	07/2019	SV Altlüdersdorf
09		Marcus Winter	--. - .----	07/2019	Torgelower FC Greif U19
10		Marcin Juszczak	11/28/1991	07/2013	MKS Drawa Drawsko Pomorskie
16		Patryk Galoch	10/16/1994	07/2015	MKS Pogon Sczeczin SA II
18th		Ben Tiede	02/16/1998	07/2018	Hansa Rostock II
attack
0-		Peer Moser	09/20/1996	11/2018	Torgelower FC Greif II
09		Hubert Bylicki	08/17/1991	07/2020	FSV unit Ueckermünde
11		Kamil Krzysztof Zielinski	04/13/1994	07/2019	SV Altlüdersdorf
19th		Maciej Ropiejko	11/26/1986	07/2018	Morzycko Moryń

Trainers and supervisors

Nat.	Surname	function
	Dariusz Bucinski	Trainer
	Robert Jager	Assistant coach
	Jens Bollmann	Goalkeeping coach
	Bartlomiej Kaczmarek	Physiotherapist
	Vain Redmann	supervisor
	Dietrich Lehmann	CEO
	Peter Jandt	Head of Sports

Transfers season 2020/2021

Accesses

Departures

Hubert Bylicki ( FSV unit Ueckermünde ) | Storm | 07/2020 (loan end) Florian Runge ( FSV unit Ueckermünde ) | Midfield | 07/2020 (loan end) Maximilian Warnke ( 1. FC Neubrandenburg 04 U19) | Midfield | 07/2020 Nico Barz ( Greifswalder FC ) | Goalkeeper | 07/2020 Robert Jager (Torgelower FC Greif) | Assistant coach | 07/2020 Adrian Jakub Skorb (Flota Swinoujscie) | Defense | 07/2020 Pawel Rafal Bielecki ( SV Altlüdersdorf ) | Defense | 07/2020 Lennart Schulz ( FSV Unit Ueckermünde U17) | Midfield | 07/2020 Kacper Flasza (Torgelower FC Greif II) | Midfield | 07/2020 Pascal Kämper (Torgelower FC Greif II) | Midfield | 07/2020

/ Altrim Pajaziti ( BSV Rehden ) | Midfield | 06/2020 Tim Becker (unknown) | Storm | 06/2020 / Lucas Claser Rodrigues (Hilalspor Berlin eV) | Defense | 06/2020 Szymon Wierzchowski (FC Schwedt 02) | Storm | 06/2020 / Partick Adriano Tiepo (Hilalspor Berlin eV) | Midfield | 06/2020 Marcin Dymek (unknown) | Defense | 06/2020 Christopher Priem (Torgelower FC Greif II) | Goalkeeper | 06/2020 Matthew Joseph Barsalona ( Brandenburger SC Süd 05 ) | Midfield | 06/2020 Justin Trottnow (Torgelower FC Greif II) | Midfield | 06/2020

Current teams 2020/21

In the 2020/21 season, Torgelower FC Greif operates an over 40 and over 35 senior team and four youth teams in addition to its first and second teams.

successes

GDR soccer

District class:	1952
District League Neubrandenburg:	1960, 1975, 1979, 1984
FDGB District Cup Neubrandenburg:	1966
Participation in the FDGB Cup :	1951/1952, 1952/1953, 1956, 1966/1967, 1972/1973, 1973/1974, 1976/1977, 1977/1978, 1980/1981

DFB soccer

District League East Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania:	1994
District Cup East Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania:	1993, 1994
Association League Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania :	2005, 2017
NOFV Oberliga Nordost Nord:	2011
Regionalliga Northeast :	2012/13 (16th place)
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Cup :	2009, 2010
Participation in the DFB Cup :	2009/2010 , 2010/2011
Futsal State Championship Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania:	2016, 2017

Stadion

In 1958, lottery funds were unexpectedly available for the construction of a new stadium, which of course made the Torgelowers, who are considered football crazy, very happy. An area for this was found on the outskirts of the city, only the forest had to be cleared and the area made expandable. After the usual voluntary work by residents and players, the venue was completed very quickly. A soccer field was created with a spacious running track all around. The athletics facilities (long jump, hammer throw, etc.) have also been thought of. So it is not a pure football stadium, but rather a multifunctional sports facility. For today's standards, spectator stands that rise quite gently were created, which extend all around, but are very simple. However, the view from all positions is quite good. Next to the small speaker tower are rows of wooden benches. The inauguration was scheduled for September 14, 1958. The district league season had already started and the home game against Lok Anklam should be the official starting shot. 11,000 spectators came to the game, it was hopelessly overcrowded. In the 1990s, another side court (hard court) was created, which is equipped with lighting and can thus be used for training purposes. There were no other changes (apart from the renovation of the small club building). And this is how this small but beautifully situated stadium looks like it did 40 years ago. Because the Spartakus Stadium is located in the middle of the forest, as in other comparable forest stadiums, it has good acoustics. At least if more than the usual 250 spectators are present at top games.

Logo "Foundry Arena" since 2007

The venue of Torgelower FC Greif is the foundry arena in the north of the city, which was called the Spartakus Stadium until 2007 . It is named after the iron foundry Torgelow GmbH . The stadium has an official capacity of 10,000 spectators and has a grass pitch & stone trusses for the spectators and a running track. At the inauguration of the stadium on September 14, 1958, 11,000 spectators attended the district league match between Stahl Torgelow and Lok Anklam (1: 1). Also in front of sold-out stands the GDR youth team played against Romania's youth on May 12, 1963 (1: 1).

Adjacent to the main square is an artificial turf pitch which, due to its size, is not approved for competitive play in higher divisions. This side square has space for 1,000 spectators.

On May 9, 2018, a new covered grandstand was inaugurated in the foundry arena for the state cup semi-final against FC Hansa Rostock.

Web links

Commons : Torgelower SV Greif  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official club website
• External perpetual table for the fourth and third class Regionalliga Nordost
• External eternal table of the NOFV Oberliga

Individual evidence

1. ↑ HSV lackluster: 5: 1 in Torgelow. Retrieved January 21, 2019 . 
2. ↑ No more regional league: Torgelower SV Greif is finally free of debt | Nordkurier.de. January 6, 2015, accessed January 21, 2019 . 
3. ^ Resolutions of the extraordinary meeting of the Presidium , accessed on June 6, 2020
4. ↑ Important regulations for the cup made , accessed on May 27, 2020
5. ↑ ^{a b} Official DFB attendance
6. ↑ Squad of the TFC on the club side. Retrieved August 10, 2020 .