Who is the current manager of Hamburg? Who was the goalkeeper for Hamburg last night

Place of birth: Haarlem, Netherlands.

Position on the field during the player: Defender.

Club career as a player.

Time played for club league appearances and goals scored.

1981-1984 FC Eindhoven 71 13

1984-1988 HFC Haarlem 95 91988-1991 RK Waalwijk 67 121991-1992 FC Eeklo 18 11992-1993 Helmond Sport 22 4

Coaching career. Time Club Remarks.

1994-1997 VV Nuenen 1997-1998 UAE National Team Assistant Coach.

1998-1999 Feyenoord Rotterdam Assistant Coach.

2004-2005 Eindhoven.

2010- Hamburger SV

He was previously a technical director in Hamburg.

Let's put out the fire temporarily.

Rabbania was fired.

In the 16th round of the Bundesliga on December 21, Beijing time, Hamburg defeated Schalke 04 2-1 at home and scored three points. After this campaign, Hamburg has 13 points and is still out of the relegation zone, and Schalke is 11th in the league with 18 points.

The goalkeeper of the Hamburg team in this game is the one who came on.

No. 31 Christian Mazna.

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mathenia

Nationality: Germany.

Birthday: 1992-03-31

Weight: 90kg

Height: 189cm

Club: Hamburg.

Position: Goalkeeper.

Club number: 31

The 29-year-old Czech midfielder David. Yarolim.

The AOL Stadium Hamburg, home of Bundesliga club Hamburg, is now officially known as the Imtech Arena and has a capacity of 57,000 people.

Imtech Arena (also known as: Northern Bank Arena, HSH Nordbank Arena) was formerly known as Hecks Park Arena (German: Volksparkstadion, paraphrased"People's Park Stadium") is the home stadium of Bundesliga team Hamburger SV.

It was one of 12 venues to host the 2006 World Cup final week, with four group matches and one quarter-final knockout match taking place at the stadium. The Nordbank Arena is also one of the UEFA five-star football stadiums and can host the UEFA Cup and Europa League finals. With heaters underneath the pitch for football matches in winter, the stadium has 22 camera positions and multiple vantage points for TV viewers, making it one of the most modern soccer stadiums in the world.

The stadium was also the venue for the 2009-10 Europa League final.

Northern Bank Arena.

On September 29, 1887, there was a liberal arts secondary specialized school in Hamburg called Matthias Claudius. A group of schoolchildren from Hamburg and Van Zbeek were active in the school, who spontaneously created a sports club named German Goddess, which was the predecessor of the famous Hamburg football club in Germany. On June 1, 1919, Hamburg Football Club, founded in 1888, and Falck Football Club, founded in 1906, merged into the German Goddess Club and was finally named Hamburg Sports Club (HSV).

From the day of its founding until 1963, the German First Division professional football league was implemented, and it has always dominated the North German football field. At that time, the former Federal Football Association of the Federal Republic of Germany divided the highest level of football into five regions by region, and North Germany, where Hamburg was located, was counted as one of them. From the early 30s to the 1947 1948 season, Hamburg won 15 titles in 16 regional leagues.

In the national league, it also won the national championship and the 1960 national championship. Since 1963, it has also won the First Division Championship and 1983. In addition, Hamburg won the FA Cup three times in 1987.

In 34 years, Hamburg have never been relegated, they have played a total of 1,186 league games, including 496 wins, 318 draws, 372 losses, scored 2,021 goals, conceded 1,688 goals, accumulated 1,806 points, and ranked 4th out of all 45 teams that have participated in the first division, behind Bayern Munich and Cologne (Cologne was relegated last season, Hamburg actually ranked 2nd).

In international competition, Hamburg won the European Cup from Athens on 25 May 1983 with a 1-0 win over Juventus thanks to a goal from Felix Magath. In 1977, Hamburg won the European Cup Winners' Cup with a 2-0 victory over Anderlecht.

The best of the team. Hamburg are the only team in the Bundesliga that has not been relegated.

Biggest home win score: 8:0 (1965 66 vs Karlsruhe).

Biggest away win: 6:0 (1990 91 v Eintracht Frankfurt).

Biggest defeat at home: 0:5 (1973 74 vs Bayern Munich).

Biggest away defeat: 2:9 (1963 64 vs Munich 1860).

Most players: Kartz 581.

Top scorer: Schiller 137 goals.

Most penalty goalscorer: Kartz 60.

Overall league standings: 2nd

Team Honors. German Bundesliga: 7 times (1922 (unofficially awarded)

German Cup winners: 3 times (1963, 1976, 1987).

German League Cup: 2 times).

European Champions Cup: 1 (1983).

European Champions Cup runners-up: 1 (1980).

European Cup Winners' Cup: 1 (1977).

European Cup Winners' Cup runners-up: 1 (1968).

Tutu Cup winners: 2 times (2005, 2007).

Ivica Oli (born 14 September 1979 in Davor, Croatia) is a Croatian footballer who plays in the front court. He currently plays for Hamburg FC in the Bundesliga, Slavonia Brod FC, Hertha Berlin FC, Dinamo Zagreb FC, Moscow** Army FC Zhengqi, Bayern Munich FC and VfL Wolfsburg.

Chinese name: Ivica Olich.

Foreign name: Ivica Oli

Aliases: Olich, Oli.

Nationality: Croatian.

Place of birth: Slavonia Brod, Croatia.

Date of birth: 14 September 1979.

Height: 182 cm.

Weight: 85 kg.

Sport: Football.

Sports team: Hamburg Football Club.

Characteristics of Zhuan Hong Liangye: front field.

Important event: Played in the 2002 World Cup, scored a goal.

Dominant foot: Left foot.

Jersey: No. 11.

Franz Beckenbauer (1980-1982).

Horst Hrubesch (1978, 1983), Manfred Kaltz (1971, 1989, 1990, 1991), Felix Magath (1976, 1986), Uwe Seeler (1953, 1972), Kevin Keegan (1977). 1980) Stig T Fting (1993, 1995, 2000, 2002), Rafael van der Vaart (2005, 2008), Anthony Yeboah (1997, 2001).

Yarolim. The week of August 7, Beijing time.

Dutch midfielder Van der Vaart has finally secured a talented transfer to Real Madrid, which brings to a successful conclusion the weeks of transfer negotiations and bickering. Before the move to Real Madrid, Hamburg captain Van der Vaart yes, but his departure from Hamburg, who will fill his vacancy, has also become a topic of concern these days. On Thursday, Beijing time, Hamburg coach Martin Joel solved the mystery when 29-year-old Czech midfielder David Yarolim took over the captain's armband.

Head coach Martin Joel said in an interview: "I spoke to him and he is a very responsible player on the pitch and that is very important. Joel's choice may confuse fans as they are in Hamburg, where the 35-year-old goalkeeper qualification Rost should be higher than Yarolim, when asked why there is no question Rost chose Joel frankly, said.

Rose may be the most starving group for the players in charge, but I want the captain to lead us on the pitch and not in front of goal. ”

Another reason for Yarolim's return is that he can choose to summarize the Emirates Cup in the recent ** game, without Van der Vaart, Hamburg beat the likes of Real Madrid and Juventus to win the title, but Yarolim was selected for the Emirates Cup. In the absence of the old captain, Yarolim's excellent performance also made Joel more determined to vote for him as the new confirmed captain.