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Sportfreunde Siegen

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Sportfreunde Siegen is a Germany football (soccer) List of football clubs in Germany based in Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia. Sportfreunde Siegen was founded in 1899 as the football department of the gymnastics club Turn Verein Jahn von 1879 Siegen. They merged with Sportverein 07 Siegen in 1923 to become an independent football club called Sportfreunde Siegen von 1899 e.V.

Former Coaches

- Gerd Vom Bruch (1986-1987)
- Ingo Peter (1994-2003)
- Michael Feichtenbeiner (2003-2004)
- Gerhard Noll (2004)
- Ralf Loose (2004-2005)
- Jan Kocian (2005-2006)
- Uwe Helmes (2006)
- Hannes Bongartz (2006)
- Ladislav Biro (2006)
- Ralf Loose (2006-2007)
- Marc Fascher (2007-2008)
- Peter Nemeth (2008-2009)
- Theo Brenner (2009)

History

Sportfreunde Siegen won local titles in the 1900s and went on to their greatest successes in the 1920s when they won several South German league titles. In spite of their good results the side did not qualify for first division play after the re-organization of German football into sixteen Gauligen under the Third Reich in 1933.

The club's next appearance in the upper levels of German football was in the 2.Oberliga West (II) in 1961. After the formation of the Bundesliga (football) in 1963 Siegen played in the second division Regionalliga West for a single season before slipping to the third tier Amateurliga Westfalen. In the mid-80's Sportfreunde Siegen fell even further to the Verbandsliga Westfalen-SW (IV) and spent nine of the next eleven seasons at that level.

Siegen recovered and returned to third division football in 1997. After two consecutive 16th place finishes - including a brush with relegation in 2003 which they avoided only because SV Waldhof Mannheim and SSV Reutlingen were denied licenses due to their financial weakness - Sportfreunde Siegen managed to claw its way to the 2nd Bundesliga (football) on the strength of a surprising second place result in 2006. However finishing 18th they faced relegation right away. Despite an 11th place in the Regionalliga Süd they finished relegation again due to financial issues. In the 2008-09 season they will in the fifth division.

Current Squad




Former Players


- Kujtim Hasani
- Fejz Hodaj
- Afrim Kuci

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- Nassim Banouas
- Youssef Sofiane

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- Juan Ignacio Piombo

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- Michael Lejan

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- Semir Devoli
- Adnan Masić
- Nihad Mujakic
- Senad Mujakic
- Asif Saric

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- Arlindo Gomes Semedo
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- Lukáš Došek
- Zdeněk Kroča

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- Marc Gallego

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- Harri Ylönen

- Alexis Genet
- Gaëtan Krebs
- Yann Schneider
- David Ulm

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- Ingo Anderbrügge
- Til Bettenstaedt
- Marc Birkenbach
- Dennis Bührer
- Daniel Cartus
- Marcel Heller
- Patrick Helmes
- Joseph Laumann
- Tobias Nickenig
- Sebastian Schoof
- Jens Truckenbrod
- Marco Weißhaupt

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- William Anane

- Marco di Biccari
- Dominic Carbotta
- Giuseppe Reina
- Michael Rundio
- Raffael Tonello

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- Vitali Jantz

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- Romas Cirba
- Tomas Daumantas
- Vidmantas Vysniauskas

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- Mansour Assoumani
- Bakary Sinaba

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- Benedict Akwuegbu
- Gabriel Melkam
- Christian Okpala
- Emmanuel Okuma
- Amaechi Ottiji

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- Marek Gajdzis
- Damian Hallas
- ulian Kapitza
- Roman Krawczyk
- Artur Platek
- Darius Scholtysik
- Miroslaw Spizak
- Robert Wulnikowski

- Veselin Popovic

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- Lionel Lord

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- Michal Baláž
- Richard Hasa
- Vladimir Hyza
- Petr Janecko
- Jozef Juriga
- Jozef Kotula
- Peter Nemeth

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- Metin Basarir
- Mustafa Bildirici
- Ehsan Chattrus
- Nesat Gülünoglu
- Cem Islamoglu
- Bayram Kirazoglu
- Dogan Oezgen
- Emre Pürselim
- Oemer Sönmez
- Mehmet Ümit

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- Eric Lukin
- Caleb Norkus
- John van Buskirk
: 1955

Women's football

In 1996 the women's department of TSV Siegen moved to the Sportfreunde. At that time Sportfreunde Siegen had been the most successful team in the Fußball-Bundesliga (women). Since Sportfreunde Siegen was denied a license for the Fußball-Bundesliga (women) 2001-02 they have not returned to the Bundesliga, moving between second and third league. In the 2008–09 season they have played in the Regionalliga (III), but will be relegated to the fourth tier in 2009–10.

Current Squad





Notable Past Players

- Doris Fitschen
- Louise Hansen
- Marion Isbert
- Silvia Neid
- Sissy Raith
- Silke Rottenberg
- Martina Voss

Honours

All the honours were gained when the women's department was still a part of TSV Siegen.
- German women's champions: 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996
- Women's German Cup champions: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993



Related pages

Bayern München II, FC Hessen Kassel, FC Ingolstadt, FSV Frankfurt, FSV Oggersheim, Karlsruher SC II, SC Pfullendorf, Sportfreunde Siegen, SSV Jahn Regensburg, SSV Reutlingen, Stuttgart Kickers, SV Elversberg, SV Sandhausen, TSV München 1860 II, Unterhaching, VfB Stuttgart II, VfR Aalen, Wacker Burghausen


Sportfreunde Siegen
Sportfreunde Siegen

Name: Sportfreunde Siegen von 1899

President: n/a

Manager: Ralf Loose

Founded: 11-May-1899

Address: Leimbachstrasse 230, 57074 Siegen

Telephone/Faxnumber: (02 71) 25 01 00/(02 71) 25 01 02 0

Email: info@sportfreunde-online.de

Website: www.sportfreunde-siegen.de

Country:   Germany Germany

Confederation: UEFA


Stadium

Name: Leimbach

Capacity: 18,500