Johann Frank (footballer) - Misplaced Pages

Austrian footballer and coach For the German politician, poet and hymnist, see Johann Franck.

Johann Frank
Personal information
Date of birth	(1938-05-14)14 May 1938
Place of birth	Wien, Austria
Date of death	2 January 2010(2010-01-02) (aged 71)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1955–1961	FC Wien
1961–1966	1. Schwechater SC	152	(13)
1966–1971	Austria Vienna	91	(0)
1971–1972	Wiener Sport-Club
1972–1975	1. Schwechater SC
International career
1963–1967	Austria	7	(0)
Managerial career
1972–1975	1. Schwechater SC
1975–1977	SC Neusiedl/See 1919
1977–1979	1. Simmeringer SC
1981–1983	Wiener Sport-Club
1983–1985	1. Simmeringer SC
1985–1986	SV Schwechat
1990–1991	ASV Vösendorf
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Johann Frank (14 May 1938 – 2 January 2010) was an Austrian football player and coach. He played for FC Wien, SC Schwechat and Austria Wien. He coached Schwechat and Neusiedl.

References

Johann Frank at National-Football-Teams.com
Johann Frank at EU-Football.info
Johann Frank at Austria-archiv.at (in German)

v t e Wiener Sport-Club – managers
Pesser (1953–60) Stroh (1960–63) Decker (1964–65) Schlechta (1965–66) Decker (1966–68) Pesser (1968–69) Hof (1969–71) Unknown (1971–74) Hof (1974–79) Schlechta (1980–81) Kaltenbrunner (1981) Frank (1981–83) Brzeżańczyk (1983–84) Flögel (1984–85) Eggenberger (1985–86) Skocik (1986) Eggenberger (1986–87) Krankl (1987) Hof (1987) Hložek (1987) Hasil/Krankl (1987–88) Herbert (1988–89) Riedl (1989–90) Janotka (1990–91) Pinter (1991–92) Medvid (1992) Kaipel (1992–93) Hörmayer (1993) Kaipel (1993) Schaller (1993) Dallos (1993–94) Blutsch (1994–95) Barthold (1995–97) Latzke (1997) Reisinger (1997) Zirngast (1998) Binder (1998) Herbert (1998–2001) Kaipel (2001–02) Webora (2002–03) Müllner (2003) Dallos (2003–04) Müllner (2004) Kaipel (2004) Šegrt (2004–06) Thalhammer (2006) Kaipel (2006–07) Batričević (2007) Schöttel (2007–08) Batričević (2008–09) Ristic (2009) Kleer (2009–10) Drazan (2010) Radaj (2010–11) Maresch (2011–12) Handl (2012) Kraft (2012–13) Kaipel (2013) Jusits (2013–14) Günes (2014) Uhlig (2014–15) Reisinger (2015–16) Jank (2016–17) Führer (2017) Schweitzer (2017–19) Weinstabl (2019–) (c) = caretaker manager

Wiener Sport-Club – managers

Pesser (1953–60)
Stroh (1960–63)
Decker (1964–65)
Schlechta (1965–66)
Decker (1966–68)
Pesser (1968–69)
Hof (1969–71)
Unknown (1971–74)
Hof (1974–79)
Schlechta (1980–81)
Kaltenbrunner (1981)
Frank (1981–83)
Brzeżańczyk (1983–84)
Flögel (1984–85)
Eggenberger (1985–86)
Skocik (1986)
Eggenberger (1986–87)
Krankl (1987)
Hof (1987)
Hložek (1987)
Hasil/Krankl (1987–88)
Herbert (1988–89)
Riedl (1989–90)
Janotka (1990–91)
Pinter (1991–92)
Medvid (1992)
Kaipel (1992–93)
Hörmayer (1993)
Kaipel (1993)
Schaller (1993)
Dallos (1993–94)
Blutsch (1994–95)
Barthold (1995–97)
Latzke (1997)
Reisinger (1997)
Zirngast (1998)
Binder (1998)
Herbert (1998–2001)
Kaipel (2001–02)
Webora (2002–03)
Müllner (2003)
Dallos (2003–04)
Müllner (2004)
Kaipel (2004)
Šegrt (2004–06)
Thalhammer (2006)
Kaipel (2006–07)
Batričević (2007)
Schöttel (2007–08)
Batričević (2008–09)
Ristic (2009)
Kleer (2009–10)
Drazan (2010)
Radaj (2010–11)
Maresch (2011–12)
Handl (2012)
Kraft (2012–13)
Kaipel (2013)
Jusits (2013–14)
Günes (2014)
Uhlig (2014–15)
Reisinger (2015–16)
Jank (2016–17)
Führer (2017)
Schweitzer (2017–19)
Weinstabl (2019–)

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