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Karl Adamek

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Karl Adamek
Personal information
Date of birth	(1910-07-23)23 July 1910
Place of birth	Vienna, Austria-Hungary
Date of death	8 January 2000(2000-01-08) (aged 89)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1927–1929	Brigittenauer AC
1929–1931	Wiener AC
1931	Floridsdorfer AC
1931–1932	Brigittenauer AC
1932–1933	Austria Wien
1933–1935	Le Havre AC
1935–1937	Austria Wien
International career
1932–1937	Austria	8	(0)
Managerial career
1948–1949	FC Biel
1950–1957	IFK Norrköping
1957–1958	Austria Wien
1958–1959	Atalanta
1960	Örgryte IS
1965–1966	Sturm Graz
	SV Stockerau
1970	Bodø/Glimt
1971	HamKam
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Karl Adamek (23 July 1910 in Vienna – 8 January 2000) was an Austrian international footballer and manager.

External links[edit]

Karl Adamek at WorldFootball.net
Karl Adamek at National-Football-Teams.com
Player profile at Austria-Archiv.at (in German)
Manager profile at Austria-Archiv.at (in German)

Karl Adamek managerial positions

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IFK Norrköping – managers

H. Butterworth (1921)

Schlosser (1923–24)

Haglund (1925–35)

Flisberg & Lindberg (1936)

Lindberg & Johansson (1937)

Johansson & Flisberg (1938)

Flisberg (1939–40)

Flisberg & Haglund (1941)

Czeizler (1942–49)

Keen & Adamek (1950)

Adamek (1951–53)

Lindberg (1954)

Adamek (1955–57)

G. Ericson (1958–66)

G. Nordahl (1967–70)

Löfgren (1971–72)

Martinsson (1973–74)

Gustavsson (1975–78)

G. Nordahl (1979–80)

Axberg (1981–82)

Qwist (1983–84)

Qwist & Cratz (1985)

Karlsson (1986–89)

Augustsson (1990)

Åslund (1991–92)

Cratz (1993–94)

Karlsson & T. Nordahl (1995)

Toal (1996)

Toal & Nordin (1997)

Nordin (1998–2000)

Fredheim & H. Ericson (2001)

Strömberg & H. Ericson (2002)

H. Ericson & Hellberg (2003)

Hellberg (2004–05)

Jingblad (2005–08)

Bergort (2009–10)

Andersson (2011–16)

Gustafsson (2016–20)

Norling (2021–22)

Riddersholm (2022–23)

Alm (2024–)

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FK Austria Wien – managers

Hogan (1911–12)

Meisl (1912–13)

Andres (1919–21)

Lanzer (1922–27)

Lang (1928–30)

Kurz (1930–31)

Hogan (1931–32)

Blum (1932–35)

Konrád (1935–36)

Nausch (1936–37)

Sindelar (1937–38)

J. Schneider (1939–40)

K. Schneider (1941–42)

Geyer (1945)

Müller (1946–54)

Nausch (1954–55)

Vogl (1956–57)

Adamek (1957–58)

Smistik (1958–59)

Probst (1959–60)

Schlechta (1960–62)

Frühwirth (1962–64)

Müller (1964–65)

Ocwirk (1965–71)

Müller (1971–72)

Stotz (1972)

Guttmann (1973)

Pecanka (1973–74)

Argauer (1974)

Dienst (1974–75)

Löser (1975)

Stotz (1976–77)

Stessl (1977–79)

Hof (1979–82)

Halama (1982–84)

Parits (1984–85)

Stessl (1985–86)

Parits (1986–87)

Stotz (1987)

Jantoka (1987–88)

Starek (1988)

Sara (1988)

Hof (1989–90)

Prohaska (1990–92)

Stessl (1992–93)

Hickersberger (1993–94)

Coordes (1994–95)

Hrubesch (1995–96)

Skocik (1996–97)

Frank (1997–98)

Sara^c (1998)

Verdenik (1998–99)

Koncilia^c (1999)

Prohaska (1999–00)

Baumeister^c (2000)

Hochhauser (2000–01)

Haan (2001)

Hörmann & Pfeffer (2001)

Constantini^c (2001–02)

Schachner (2002)

Daum (2002–03)

Löw (2003–04)

Søndergaard (2004–05)

Stöger (2005)

Schinkels (2006)

Zellhofer (2006–08)

Constantini^c (2008)

Daxbacher (2008–11)

Vastić (2011–12)

Stöger (2012–13)

Bjelica (2013–14)

Gager^c (2014)

Baumgartner (2014–15)

Ogris^c (2015)

Fink (2015–18)

Letsch (2018–19)

Ibertsberger^c (2019)

Ilzer (2019–20)

Stöger (2020–21)

Schmid (2021–22)

Wimmer (2023–24)

Wegleitner^c (2024)

Helm (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Atalanta BC – managers

Lovati (1925–27)

Payer (1927–29)

Cevenini (1929–30)

Viola (1930–33)

Payer (1933)

Mattea (1933–35)

Payer (1935–36)

Barbieri (1936–38)

Kertész (1938–39)

Fiorentini (1939–41)

Nehadoma (1941–45)

Meazza (1945–46)

Monti (1946)

Fiorentini (1946–49)

Citterio (1949)

Carcano (1949)

Varglien (1949–50)

Neville (1951)

Ceresoli (1951–52)

Ferrero (1952–54)

Simonetti, Tentorio (1954)

Bonizzoni (1954–57)

Rigotti (1957)

Bonomi (1957)

Adamek (1957–59)

Valcareggi (1959–62)

Tabanelli (1962–63)

Quario (1963–64)

Ceresoli (1964)

Valcareggi (1964–65)

Puricelli (1965–66)

Angeleri (1966–67)

Tabanelli (1967–68)

Angeleri (1968–69)

Moro (1969)

Ceresoli (1969)

Viciani (1969)

Gei (1969–70)

Rota (1970)

Corsini (1970–73)

Herrera (1973–74)

Piccioli (1974–75)

Cadè (1975–76)

Leoncini (1976)

Rota (1976–80)

Bolchi (1980–81)

Corsini (1981)

Bianchi (1981–83)

Sonetti (1983–87)

Mondonico (1987–90)

Frosio (1990–91)

Giorgi (1991–92)

Lippi (1992–93)

Guidolin (1993)

Valdinoci, Prandelli^c (1993–94)

Mondonico (1994–98)

Mutti (1998–99)

Vavassori (1999–2003)

Finardi (2003)

Mandorlini (2003–04)

Rossi (2004–05)

Colantuono (2005–07)

Delneri (2007–09)

Gregucci (2009)

Conte (2009–10)

Bonacina^c (2010)

Mutti (2010)

Colantuono (2010–15)

Reja (2015–16)

Gasperini (2016–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Örgryte IS – managers

King (1909–10)

Bunyan (1911–12)

Lindberg (1918)

Carr (1920)

Puddefoot (1927–28)

Friberg (1930–31)

Slade (1932–33)

Chapman (1933)

Rydell (1934–35)

Wiberg (1935–36)

Slade (1936–37)

Carlund (1937–38)

Billing (1938–40)

Zachrisson (1940–41)

Holmgren (1942–43)

Granath (1943–44)

Magnusson (1944–45)

Granath (1945–48)

Wampetits (1949–50)

Granath (1951–53)

Bengtsson (1953–54)

Magnusson (1954–56)

Gren (1956–59)

Adamek (1960)

Larsson (1961–63)

Probst (1964–65)

Larsson (1966–70)

Simonsson (1971–72)

Börjesson (1973)

Huntley (1974–75)

Wing (1976)

Hallén (1976)

Berghamn (1977–78)

Larsson (1979–82)

Simonsson (1983–86)

Houghton (1987–88)

Karlsson (1989–90)

Nilsson (1991–93)

Björklund (1994–97)

Backman (1998)

Hamrén (1998–2003)

Ikäläinen (2004)

Lukić (2005–06)

Börjesson (2006)

J. Carlsson (2007–09)

Hareide (2009)

Andersson (2010)

Backman (2011)

Jacobsson (2011)

Prytz (2012–13)

Lantz (2013–17)

Börjesson (2017)

Askebrand (2018–19)

Millen (2020)

Börjesson (2020)

Ivarsson (2021–22)

Gunnarsson (2022)

Aubynn (2023)

Holmberg (2024–)

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SK Sturm Graz – managers

Kruschitz (1945–46)

Molzer (1946–49)

Durek (1950)

Czernicky (1951–52)

Decker (1952–54)

Gerdov (1954)

Gmeindl (1955)

Strittich (1955)

Blum (1956–58)

Durek (1958–60)

Szep (1960–61)

Mühlbauer (1961)

Rumpf (1961–62)

Lörinczy (1962–63)

Rumpf (1963)

Suchánek (1963–64)

Adamek (1965–66)

Fuchs (1966–67)

Kowanz (1967)

Springer (1967–70)

Szep (1970–71)

Rumpf (1971)

Remy (1971–72)

Schlechta (1972–77)

Paulitsch (1977–80)

Barić (1980–82)

Fraydl (1982–84)

Pflug (1984)

Stessl (1984–85)

Marković (1985)

Mikscha (1985–86)

Ludescher (1986–88)

Steiner (1988)

Barić (1988–89)

Starek (1989–91)

Pflug (1991–92)

Jurkemik (1992–93)

Đuričić (1993–94)

Osim (1994–2002)

Foda (2002–03)

Gress (2003)

Petrović (2003–06)

Foda (2006–12)

Kristl (2012)

Hyballa (2012–13)

Schopp (2013)

Milanič (2013–14)

Neukirchner (a.i.) (2014)

Foda (2014–17)

Vogel (2018)

Neukirchner (a.i.) (2018)

Mählich (2018–19)

El Maestro (2019–2020)

Ilzer (2020–)

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FK Bodø/Glimt – managers

Juve (1939)

A. Halvorsen (1963–65)

A. Berg (1965–69)

Adamek (1970)

A. Berg (1971–75)

Kristoffersen (1975–77)

van Eck (1978)

Kristoffersen (1978)

Pedersen (1979–1980)

Hooley (1981)

H. Berg (1981)

Klausen (1982)

A. Berg (1983)

H. Berg (1983)

Klette (1984)

Gåre (1985–1989)

Kristoffersen (1989–90)

Jan Muri (1991)

Sollied (1992–1996)

Gåre (1997–1998)

Opjordsmoen (1999–2001)

Gåre (2001–2004)

Haldorsen (2005)

Bergersen (2006–2007)

Ingebrigtsen (2008–2011)

Hansen (2011–2012)

J. Halvorsen (2013–2015)

Bjørkan (2015–17)

Knutsen (2018–)

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