Rudi Strittich

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Personal information
Rudi Strittich
Full name	Rudolf Strittich
Date of birth	March 3, 1922 (1922-03-03) (age 87)
Place of birth
Playing position	midfielder
Club information
Current club	retired
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1946-1950 1952-1953 1953-1955	Vorwärts Steyr First Vienna USC Triestina Santa Maria Colombia First Vienna Besançon RC
National team²
1946-1949	Austria	4 (0)
Teams managed
1955-1956 1957-1958 1961-1962 1964 1965-1967 1968-1969 1970-1975 1975-1976 1976-1979 1980	Sturm Graz FC Basel Apollon Saloniki Esbjerg fB Viborg FF Esbjerg fB Aalborg BK Denmark Real Murcia Esbjerg fB Austria Salzburg
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 26 August 2008. ² National team caps and goals correct as of 26 August 2008. * Appearances (Goals)

Rudi Strittich (born March 3, 1922) is an Austrian football coach and former player.

1 Club career
2 International career
3 Coaching career
4 Honours
- 4.1 As a player
- 4.2 As a manager
5 External links

[edit] Club career

He debuted for Vorwärts Steyr, and later played for First Vienna FC. He also made his way to the foreign clubs USC Triestina and Besançon RC.

[edit] International career

He made his debut for Austria in December 1946 against Hungary and earned 4 caps, scoring one goal.

[edit] Coaching career

After retiring as a football player Strittich worked as a coach for Sturm Graz in his home country. However, his greatest success as a coach came in Denmark, where he made Esbjerg fB champions in 1961, 1962, 1965, and 1979. He was also coach of the Denmark national football team from 1970 to 1975.

[edit] Honours

[edit] As a player

Austrian Football Bundesliga (1):
- 1943

[edit] As a manager

Danish Football League (4):
- 1961, 1962, 1965, 1979

[edit] External links

Career stats - National Football Teams

Sporting positions
Preceded by John Angelo Hansen & Henry From	Denmark national football team manager 1970 – 1975	Succeeded by Kurt "Nikkelaj" Nielsen

FC Basel – Managers

Humphreys (1913–14) · Breunig (1922–23) · Kertész (1928–30) · Putzendople (1930–31) · Haftel (1931–32) · Kurz (1932–33) · Haist (1933–34) · Kohn (1934) · Riemke (1934–35) · Körner (1935–37) · Jaccard (1937–39) · Dietrich (1939) · Galler (1939–40) · Rupf (1940–43) · Wolf (1943–46) · Barras (1946) · Schal (1946–47) · Hufschmid (1947–52) · Bader (1952–55) · Dürr (1955) · Sarosi (1955–1957) · Strittich (1957–1958) · Bader (1958–59) · Vincze (1959–61) · Sobotka (1961–65) · Benthaus (1965–82) · Ohlhauser (1982–83) · Künnecke (1983–84) · Müller (1984–85) · Benthaus (1985–87) · Siegenthaler (1987–90) · Künnecke (1990–92) · Odermatt (1992) · Rahmen (1992) · Rausch (1992–93) · Andrey (1993–95) · Engel (1995–97) · Berger (1997) · Mathez (1997–99) · Gross (1999–09) · Fink (2009–present)

Esbjerg fB – Managers

Strittich (1960–62) · Sørensen (1963–64) · Strittich (1965–67) · Nielsen (1968–69) · Netuka (1969–70) · Weg (1970–71) · Stubbe (1972) · J.J. Hansen & Christiansen (1972) · Jensen (1973–76) · Strittich (1977–79) · Christiansen (1979–80) · Wähling (1981–83) · Brandenborg (1984–86) · Michaelsen (1987–88) · J. Hansen (1988) · Hebo (1989–90) · J. Hansen (1990–93) · Salter (1993) · Bach (1993–97) · V. Jensen (1997–2002) · Pedersen (2002–05) · Bech (2006–08) · Thorup (2008) · Pedersen (2009–)

Denmark national football team – Managers

Williams (1908–10) · Byrval (1913–15) · Byrval (1917–18) · Carr (1920) · Magner (1939) · S. Nielsen (1940) · Butler (1946) · Bjerregaard & Bøje (1948) · Mountford (1948) · Bjerregaard (1952) · Young (1956) · Szendrődi (1956) · Sørensen (1956–61) · Petersen (1962–66) · E. Hansen & Netuka (1967) · E. Hansen & From (1968–69) · J. Hansen & From (1968–69) · Strittich (1970–75) · K. Nielsen (1976–79) · Piontek (1979–90) · R. Nielsen (1990–96) · Johansson (1996–2000) · Olsen (2000–)

FC Red Bull Salzburg – Managers

Bacher (1952) · Schönfeld (1952) · Breitenfelder (1953) · Sesta (1954–55) · Graf (1955) · Szomoray (1956–57) · Praschak (1957) · Feldinger (1958–59) · Humenberger (1959) · Probst (1960) · Vetter (1960–61) · Molnár (1962–63) · Praschak (1965–69) · Schlechta (1969–71) · Hof (1971) · Pfeiffer (1972) · Šikić (1972–73) · Praschak (1973–75) · Günthner (1975) · Reich (1976) · Praschak (1977) · Günthner (1977–80) · Strittich (1980) · Starek (1980–81) · Obert (1981–84) · Winkelbauer (1984–85) · Blutsch (1985–86) · Winkelbauer (1986–87) · Wiebach (1988–91) · Barić (1991–95) · Stessl (1995–96) · Weber (1996–98) · Krankl (1998–2000) · Polak (2000) · Backe (2000–01) · Søndergaard (2001–03) · Hörmann (2004) · Assion (2004–05) · Jurčević (2005) · Linzmaier (2005) · Jara (2005–06) · Trapattoni (2006–08) · Adriaanse (2008–09) · Stevens (2009–)

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