Josef Stroh

Josef Stroh
Personal information
Date of birth	5 March 1913(1913-03-05)
Place of birth	Austria-Hungary
Date of death	7 January 1991(1991-01-07) (aged 77)
Place of death	Vienna, Austria
Playing position	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Floridsdorfer SC
	FAC
1932-1948	FK Austria Wien
National team
1935-1948	Austria	17	(4)
1938-1939	Germany	4	(1)
Teams managed
	SC Wr. Neustadt
	FC Wien
	SC Schwechat
1951-1954	Jönköpings Södra IF
1955-1959	Malmö FF
1959-1960	IFK Göteborg
1964	Brann
1965	Jönköpings Södra IF
1966	Sandvikens IF
	Sportklub
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Josef "Pepi" Stroh (5 March 1913-7 January 1991) was an Austrian footballer and football manager. He played club football mainly with FK Austria Wien.^[1]

International career

A striker, his most prominent moments came during the 1934 FIFA World Cup and the 1948 Summer Olympics when he was a member of the Austria national football team. He also played for the Germany national football team.^[2]

He coached SC Wr. Neustadt, FC Wien, SC Schwechat, Jönköpings Södra IF^[3], Malmö FF, IFK Göteborg, SK Brann^[4], Sandvikens IF^[5] and Sportklub.

References

Josef Stroh international tournaments

Austria squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup Fourth Place

FW Bican • FW Braun • DF Cisar • GK Franzl • FW Hassmann • MF Hofmann • FW Horvath • DF Janda • FW Kaburek • GK Platzer • GK Raftl • FW Schall • DF Schmaus • DF Sesta • FW Sindelar • MF Smistik • FW Stroh • MF Urbanek • FW Viertl • MF Wagner • FW Walzhofer • FW Zischek • Coach: Meisl

Germany squad – 1938 FIFA World Cup

GK Buchloh • GK Jakob • GK Raftl • DF Janes • DF Schmaus • MF Goldbrunner • MF Kitzinger • MF Kupfer • MF Mock • MF Münzenberg • MF Wagner • FW Gauchel • FW Gellesch • FW Hahnemann • FW Lehner • FW Neumer • FW Pesser • FW Siffling • FW Skoumal • FW Streitle • FW Stroh • FW Szepan • Coach: Herberger

Josef Stroh managerial positions

Malmö FF – managers

Hjertberg (1917)
Ruff (1922)
Wijk (1932–34)
Simon (1935–37)
Lundahl (1937–41)
Ahlberg (1941–43)
S. Nilsson (1944)
Wampetits (1945)
S. Nilsson (1945–47)
Konrád (1947–50)
S. Nilsson (1950)
Turner (1951–55)
Stroh (1955–58)
Sandell (1959–63)
Durán (1964–71)
Hult (1972–73)
Houghton (1974–80)
Blunt (1980–82)
Grip (1983–84)
Hodgson (1985–89)
Houghton (1990–92)
Jensen (1992–93)
Zetterlund (1994–96)
Thijssen (1997–98)
R. Andersson (1998–99)
M. Andersson (2000–01)
Prahl (2002–05)
Åkeby (2006–07)
R. Nilsson (2008–11)
Norling (2011–)

IFK Göteborg – managers

Bródy (1921–23)
Svensson (1924–29)
Hjelm (1930)
Svensson (1931–32)
Hjelm (1933–38)
Morris (1938–40)
Andersson (1941–42)
Svensson (1943)
Nagy (1943–48)
Rydberg (1948–49)
Mahon (1949–53)
Ohlsson (1953–54)
Probst (1954–58)
Stroh (1959–60)
Gren (1960)
Hansson (1961–62)
Brodd (1963–66)
Johansson (1967–70)
Karlsson (1971–73)
Hansson (1974)
Berghamn (1975–76)
Karlsson (1977–78)
Eriksson (1979–82)
Bengtsson (1982)
Westerberg (1983–84)
Bengtsson (1985–87)
Pettersson (1988–89)
Gustafsson (1990–95)
Jingblad (1996–98)
Almqvist (1998–99)
Lundin (1999–2002)
Gustafsson (2002)
Johansson (2003–04)
Erlandsen (2005–06)
Pettersson (2006)
Olsson & Rehn (2007–10)
Olsson (2010–11)
Stahre (2012–)

SK Brann – managers

Mitchell (1946)
Mitchell & Cook (1947)
Young (1948)
Aitken (1949)
Cook (1949–51)
Osland & Kjos (1951–52)
Osland (1953)
Pannagl (1954)
Ainsley & Hansen (1955)
Hansen (1956–57)
Nilsen (1958)
Szentpeterey (1959)
Hansen (1960–63)
Stroh (1964)
Hansen (1965–68)
Bučko (1969–72)
Freeman (1972–73)
Elliott (1974–78)
Hoff (1979)
Austbø (1979)
Shannon (1980–81)
Mokkelbost (1982–83)
Blindheim (1984–85)
Knapp (1986–87)
Vold (1987)
Thordarson (1988–90)
Björklund (1991–92)
Thoresen (1993–95)
Tennfjord (1995–98)
Aabrekk (1998–99)
Thordarson (2000–2002)
Mjelde (2003–08)
Nilsen (2009–10)
Skarsfjord (2010–)

Persondata
Name	Stroh, Josef
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	5 March 1913
Place of birth	Austria-Hungary
Date of death	7 January 1991
Place of death	Vienna, Austria