Eberhard Vogel

Eberhard Vogel in 1974

Personal information

Full name

Eberhard Vogel

Date of birth

8 April 1943

Place of birth

Altenhain, Germany

Height

1.79 m (5 ft 10 ¹⁄₂ in)

Playing position

Left Winger

Youth career

0000–1959

SG Niederwiesa

1959–1961

FC Karl-Marx-Stadt

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps^†

(Gls)^†

1961–1970

FC Karl-Marx-Stadt

218

(78)

1970–1982

Carl Zeiss Jena

242

(118)

Total

460

(196)

National team

1962–1976

East Germany

(25)

Teams managed

1983–1990

East Germany youth teams

1989–1990

East Germany (assistant)

1990–1991

Bor. Mönchengladbach II

1991–1992

1992–1993

1994–1996

1996–1997

1997–1998

1999–2000

FSV Hoyerswerda

2000–2001

1. FC Magdeburg

2002–2003

Dresdner SC

2004–2006

VfB Sangerhausen

Honours

Men's Football
Competitor for Germany
	Tokyo 1964	Team Competition
Competitor for East Germany
	Munich 1972	Team Competition

* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

† Appearances (goals)

Eberhard "Ebse" Vogel (born 8 April 1943 in Altenhain) is a former German footballer.^[1]

Career

Vogel played for FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (1961–1970) and FC Carl Zeiss Jena (1970–1982). His 440 appearances for both clubs combined was the record for East German top-flight football.^[2]

On the national level he played for the East German national team (74 matches/25 goals), and was a participant at the 1974 FIFA World Cup.

In 1969, he won the award for the GDR Footballer of the Year.

He later began coaching career and led several teams, including 1. FC Magdeburg, Dresdner SC and Togo.

References

↑ "Eberhard Vogel". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 31 March 2013.
↑ "List of League Appearances Records". rsssf.com. Retrieved 13 June 2012.

East German Footballer of the Year

1963: Kaiser 1964: Urbanczyk 1965: Weigang 1966: Nöldner 1967: Erler 1968: Bransch 1969: Vogel 1970: R. Ducke 1971: P. Ducke 1972: Croy 1973: Kreische 1974: Bransch 1975: Pommerenke 1976: Croy 1977: Dörner 1978: Croy 1979: Streich 1980: Grapenthin 1981: Grapenthin 1982: Schnuphase 1983: Streich 1984: Dörner 1985: Dörner 1986: Müller 1987: Müller 1988: Thom 1989: Trautmann 1990: Kirsten 1991: Gütschow

Germany squad – 1964 Olympic Bronze Medalists

1 Heinsch 2 Urbanczyk 3 Walter 4 Geisler 5 Seehaus 6 Unger 7 Pankau 8 Rock 9 Körner 10 Barthels 11 Engelhardt 12 Backhaus 13 Bauchspieß 14 Frenzel 15 Fräßdorf 16 Nöldner 17 Lisiewicz 18 Vogel 19 Stöcker 20 Weigang Coach: Sós

East Germany squad – 1972 Olympic Bronze Medalists

1 Croy 2 Kurbjuweit 3 Zapf 4 Weise 5 Bransch 6 Irmscher 7 Pommerenke 8 Schulenberg 9 Sparwasser 10 Kreische 11 Streich 12 Häfner 13 Seguin 14 Ducke 15 Vogel 16 Tyll 17 Wätzlich 18 Ganzera 19 Schneider Coach: Buschner

East Germany squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup

1 Croy 2 Kurbjuweit 3 Bransch 4 Weise 5 Fritsche 6 Schnuphase 7 Pommerenke 8 Löwe 9 Ducke 10 Kreische 11 Streich (c) 12 Wätzlich 13 Lauck 14 Sparwasser 15 Vogel 16 Irmscher 17 Hamann 18 Kische 19 Seguin 20 Hoffmann 21 Blochwitz 22 Friese Coach: Buschner

Togo squad – 1998 African Cup of Nations

1 Nimombe 2 Ametekodo 3 Sènaya 4 Tchangai 5 Abalo 6 Takpara 7 Loukoumanou 8 Ouadja 9 Noutsoudje 10 Salou 11 Dote 12 Assignon 13 Cherif Touré 14 Akpalo 15 Balogou 16 Ouadja 17 Kader 18 Agbobly-Atayi 19 R. Akakpo 20 Oyawolé 21 Tchagnao 22 A. Akakpo Coach: Vogel

Hannover 96 – managers

Fuchs (1932–46)
Pölsterl (1946)
Höxtermann (–47)
Tillmann (1947)
Fuchs (1947–50)
Bieritz (1950)
Slopianka-Hoppe (1951)
Izsó (1951–52)
Kronsbein (1952–57)
Klötzer (1957–58)
Silken (1958–59)
Grothkopp (1959–61)
Kirk (1962)
Lucas (1962–63)
Kronsbein (1963–66)
Kirk (1966)
Buhtz (1966–68)
Mühlhausen (1968)
Čajkovski (1968–69)
Paetz (1969)
Pilz (1969–71)
Johannsen (1970–71)
Hipp (1971–73)
Baldauf (1973–74)
Kronsbein (1974–76)
Baldauf (1976)
Kronsbein (1976–78)
Burghardt (1978–79)
Ferner (1979–82)
Bohnsack (1982–83)
Biskup (1983–85)
Rynio (1985–86)
Berger (1986)
Kalthoff (1986)
Wähling (1986–88)
Siemensmeyer (1988–89)
Saftig (1989)
Cendic (1989)
Laube (1989)
Krüger (1989–90)
Schmidt (1990)
Lorkowski (1990–92)
Vogel (1992–93)
Schafstall (1993–94)
Mertesacker (1994)
Neururer (1994–95)
Đelmaš (1995)
Coordes (1995–96)
Stoffregen (1996)
Fanz (1996–98)
Gerber (1999)
Ivanković (1999–2000)
Ehmantraut (2000–01)
Levý (2001)
Rangnick (2001–04)
Lienen (2004–05)
Neururer (2005–06)
Schjønberg (2006)
Hecking (2006–09)
Bergmann (2009–10)
Slomka (2010–13)
Korkut (2014–15)
Frontzeck (2015)
Schaaf (2015–)

Togo national football team – managers

Göller (1972)
Göller (1984)
Aguiar (1992)
Ergot (1993)
Göller (1996–97)
Zougbédé (1997)
Vogel (1997–98)
Mawuéna (1998–99)
Göller (1999–2000)
Mawuéna (2000)
B. Tchanilé (2000–02)
Garzitto (2002)
Dumas (2002–04)
Keshi (2004–06)
Pfister (2006)
Keshi (2006–08)
Stambouli (2008)
Mawuéna (2008–09)
Thissen (2009)
Velud (2009–10)
Froger (2010–11)
Keshi (2011)
Six (2011–14)
T. Tchanilé (2014–15)
Saintfiet (2015–)

1. FC Magdeburg – managers

Manthey (1951–55)
Joerk (1955–57)
Manthey (1957–58)
Wittenbecher (1958–62)
Kümmel (1962–66)
Weitkuhn (1966)
Krügel (1966–76)
Konzack (stand-in) (1970–71)
Urbanczyk (1976–82)
Kreul (1982–85)
Streich (1985–90)
Mewes (1990–91)
Streich (1991–92)
Grobe (1992)
Pommerenke (1992–93)
Engel (1993–94)
Hoffmann (1994–96)
Herdle (1996)
Schmidt (1996–99)
Görlitz (1999–2000)
Vogel (2000–01)
Steffens (2001–02)
Hoffmann (2002–03)
Heyne (2003–07)
Linz (2007–09)
Baumgart (2009–2010)
Müller (interim) (2010)
Kaiser (2010–2011)
Sandhowe (2011)
Thielemann (2011–2012)
Ullrich (2012)
Müller (interim) (2012)
Petersen (2012–2014)
Härtel (2014–)

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