75 years SV 1950 Chemnitz: Football love over generations!

75 years SV 1950 Chemnitz: Football love over generations!

Chemnitz, Deutschland - A very special occasion is celebrated in Chemnitz: the 75. Birthday of football in this city is just around the corner. A highlight of the celebrations is the new publication of the SV 1950 Chemnitz local chronicle, which was put together by Eckhard Hein, a long -time club member. The chronicle is the result of almost five decades of work, because his brother Manfred Hein also collected material since 1969, which he took over from his father -in -law Sigismund Sobies. It is a comprehensive collection of photos, newspaper reports and game statistics that documents the impressive history of the association, as sv1950chemnitz.de.

The SV 1950 Chemnitz was originally founded as a chemnitz tractor in 1950. At that time Heinz Berndt was one of the driving forces, and in 1960 the club took part in the game with a men's team. A legendary game, which is remembered by many, took place against Neukalen in 1971 and ended with an incredible 11 to 9. A total of 20 goals scored, which is not everyday in football. The chairman Torsten Blauch describes the chronicle as a "document of contemporary history". The project received financial support thanks to the MV volunteer foundation and the Steffen printing company from Friedland.

football in the GDR: A look into the past

Football in the GDR had a very specific story that was characterized by political changes and social development. After the Second World War, most bourgeois clubs were dissolved to prevent a resuscitation of soldiers. In the place of these clubs, company sports communities, which were supported by various companies, as Wikipedia summarized. The founding of the German Football Association (DFV) in 1958 was another significant step, even if it was politically strongly influenced. The top division, which was the highest division, was initially strongly shaped by organizational problems, but was able to stabilize from 1954.

The SV 1950 Chemnitz was and is part of this rich football history. Manfred Hein, who was on the pitch as a striker from 1963 to 1983 and was one of the club's best scorers, not only witnessed the development of the association up close, but also actively shaped. His brother Eckhard was also a key person as a defender and is now proud that his 17-year-old grandson is one of the team's best players today. This shows how strongly the love of football is anchored in this family.

eternal use for the association

Both brothers are loyal to the association, which today has around 150 members and continues to play an active role in Chemnitz football. After their active career, they were active in the club for a long time, especially in the old men's team , and today they can be found regularly on the edge of the field. With the club history, emotions and memories are linked from the fundamental love of football.

The celebrations for the anniversary of SV 1950 Chemnitz are not only a look back, but also a solemn reinforcement of the community and the tradition that goes back to 1950. It is to be hoped that the next 75 years can be as exciting and successful as the past!