Fortuna Düsseldorf | Club History
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2019
- We discuss some of Düsseldorfer Turn- und Sportverein Fortuna 1895's club history in this video. We begin with the club's location, home ground, and founding story. We then discuss the club's nicknames, crest, and important events. And we close with discussing noteworthy players, managers, and stats/records.
The video is not all-encompassing but it hopefully provides some interesting information about Fortuna Düsseldorf.
Links to sources:
- www.f95.de/home/
- / f95
- / f95
- / fortunaduesseldorf
- www.google.com/maps
- translate.google.com/
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- Tor!: The Story of German Football by Ulrich Hesse-Lichtenberger (bit.ly/2IvijJs)
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- www.f95.de/verein/historie/tr...
- www.f95.de/verein/historie/tr...
- www.f95.de/verein/historie/li...
- www.f95.de/tickets/paul-janes...
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- rp-online.de/thema/klaus-allofs/
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- www.f95.de/verein/historie/ye...
- Paul Janes photo: alchetron.com/Paul-Janes
- Klaus Allofs photo: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:K...
- Gerd Zewe photo: www.transfermarkt.com/gerd-ze...
- Heinz Körner photo: www.f95.de/verein/historie/ye...
- Hans-Dieter Tippenhauer photo: www.f95.de/aktuell/detail/1559...
- Otto Rehhagel photo: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:O...
- Kuno Klötzer photo: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
- Aleksandar Ristic photo: www.f95.de/aktuell/news/u23/d...
- Peter Meyer photo: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pe...
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Per the UKFortuna Twitter account (twitter.com/UKFortuna): "Really interesting take on the club’s history. There were a couple of things I would have included, mainly the 'fact' that Fortuna is the only club to be relegated to the 4th division then work their way back up to the Bundesliga. This ties in with the promotion game against Hertha BSC in 2012 being a great moment for the club as they beat Hertha in the playoff to get promoted. Norbert Meier (coach) and Andreas 'Lumpi' Lambertz we’re integral in the “rise” of the club. Otherwise, really cool!"
Well done. Great video about my club.
You didn't mention Andreas "Lumpi" Lambertz. He played for Fortuna during all 4 Leagues. He's very important for our club history i think.
Greetings from germany
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. And thanks for the additional info about Andreas "Lumpi" Lambertz!
Greetings from California!
I loved this player in my Fortuna career back in FIFA 12. He scored 21 goals to help me get the club promoted. It was strange as he is not known for his goalscoring and never replicated such numbers again in my playthrough but I have always remained an admirer of him and Dusseldorf to this day.
What a shame I didn't find this video earlier. It's always great to hear about your club from a further perspective, even more if it's such a well researched and positive one. Keep it up!
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words. Happy you enjoyed the video! 🍻
Thanks (or DANKE). A great summary of what I need to know about my Budesliga adopted club ready for the re-start next weekend.
Even though Newcastle is twinned with Schalke's town of Gelsenkirchan, and Borussia MG have reached out to Toon followers to support them, Dusseldorf is the only German city I have visited and is also the location of the classic geordie comedy tv series Auf Weidersehen Pet. Besides, until our prospective take over next week, it wouldn't seem right to follow a team that didn't have a negative goal difference and wasn't struggling in the bottom half of the table!😄
Haha, awesome to hear from you Andy! And best of luck to Newcastle & Düsseldorf the rest of their respective seasons 🍻
Wow great job. Recently became a fan of this club again. This video was a valuable help.
Thanks so much! Really happy you enjoyed it 🍻
I know you’ve stepped away from these videos but I’d love to see one for my club QPR
Hey Ryan! Thanks for the suggestion. I will add it to my list of clubs to make videos for once I return 🍻
it's nice you mentioned die toten hosen. unfortunately they dropped to the Bundesliga 2
Thanks! Yeah unfortunate that they dropped. Appreciate the support 🍻
Hi, well done mate.... some more facts: You missed out Goalkeeper Toni Turek, who won the World Cup with Germany in 1954. Peter Meyer scored 119 goals! The first big historcal rival of Fortuna was FC Schalke 04. Before the 2nd world war Schalke and Fortuna were the only real successfull teams in the whole Rhine/Ruhr area. Dortmund played no big role back then. There was a friendship match with a 70.000 crowd in 1931 between S04 and F95. Fortuna helds the German record of 18 consecutive cup match victories between 1978 and 1981. Heinz Lucas and Dietrich Weise were great Managers in the 1970ties. Fortuna was the first German club to play in Africa (1928), the first to sign an African player (Charles Gyamfi 1960) and the first Greek player (Maik Galakos in the 1970ties). You spoke of 6 lost finals in a row (5 Cup and 1 Cupwinners Cup) but there was one more: In 1936 Fortuna lost the final for the German Championship against FC Nürnberg (1:2 aet). Then there were two 2ndBundesliga Championships (1989 and 2018) no major prizes but probably worth to mention. The 2018 title was celebrated likea big one. Finally worth to mention are friendships of the Fortuna fans with the Tractor-Boys (Ipswich Town) and Atletico Madrid. Cheers!
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for all this awesome additional info about the club! You really know your stuff 🍻
Am starting a fifa career mode with this team good project abit late but does anyone know what continent this team normally purchase or scout players from
How’s that career going? Been thinking of doing one..Lol sorry for the late reply.
Hey dave can you la liga team
Thanks for the support and suggestion. Hope to be back in the future and I’ll have La Liga on my list! 🍻
95 Ole
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Kownacki in polish pronounce kovnatsky
Interesting. Thanks for letting me know 🍻
@@TheSoccerTavern can you make a video about my other club VfB Stuttgart?
I’m taking a break from making videos for personal reasons, but I hope to get back to making videos later this year. I’ll definitely add this to the list (I’ve had a bunch of other video requests, so I want to try to get to them in order). Thanks again for the support! 🍻
FC Nürnberg please.
I’ll add them to my list! I’m pretty backed up and don’t have a ton of time to make these videos anymore but will try to get to them. Thanks for watching! 🍻
@@TheSoccerTavern Thanks for what you do. No other channel like this.
Thank you so much. I truly appreciate hearing that and am so happy you like what I’m doing here