Redbull Salzburg
Basic Information
Official Name: SV Redbull Salzburg
President: Rudi Theierl
Club Secretary: Rudolf Mirtl
Press Officer: Thomas Blazek
Coach: Giovanni Trapattoni
Address: Stadionstrasse 1/3, 5071, Salzburg, Austria
Telephone: (+43) 662 433 332
Fax: +43 662 433 332 44 81
E-mail: marion.rettensteiner@redbulls.com
Website URL: http://www.redbulls.com/soccer/salzburg/
Uniform:Red/white
Achievements
Austrian Championship winner: 1994, 1995, 1997
Austrian Super Cup winner: 1995
Hallenmasters winner: 1999
Indoor tournament winner in Dornbirn: 2001
History
1933: Foundation of SV Austria Salzburg
1952: New manager: Ernst Bacher, New manager: Ernst Schönfeld
1953: New manager: Max Breitenfelder, Promotion to State League A (highest division in Austria)
1954: New manager: Karl Sesta
1955: New manager: Josef Graf
1956: New manager: Gyula Szomoray
1957: New manager: Günther Parschak
1958: New manager: Franz Feldinger
1959: New manager: Karl Humenberger
1960: New manager: Erich Probst, New manager: Karl Vettel
1962: New manager: Ignác Molnár
1965: New manager: Günther Praschak
1969: New manager: Karl Schlechta, Construction of Lehener Stadion begins
1971: Construction of Lehener Stadion finished. New manager: Erich Hof, Austrian runner-up, Mitropa Cup Finalist, first UEFA Cup participation
1972: New manager: Michael Pfeiffer, New manager: Josip %u0160iki%u0107
1973: New manager: Günther Praschak
1974: Austrian Cup finalist
1975: New manager: Alfred Günthner
1976: New manager: Hans Reich, UEFA Cup participant
1977: New manager: Günther Praschak, New manager: Alfred Günthner, South American Tour
1978: Renamed for SV Casino Salzburg
1980: New manager: Rudi Strittich, New manager: August Starek, Austrian Cup Finalist, knocked out in European Cup Winners' Cup
1981: New manager: Jozef Obert, Austrian Cup finalist
1984: New club president: Rudolf Quehenberger, New manager: Hannes Winkelbauer
1988: New manager: Kurt Wiebach
1989: Promoted to First Division
1991: New manager: Otto Bari%u0107
1992: Austrian Championship runner-up, UEFA Cup participant
1993: Austrian Championship runner-up, UEFA Cup participant
1994: Austrian Championship winner, UEFA Cup participant, Champions League participant
1995: New manager: Hermann Stessl, Austrian Championship winner, Austrian Super Cup winner, Champions League participant
1996: New manager: Heribert Weber
1997: Austrian Championship winner, renamed for SV Wüstenrot Salzburg
1998: New manager: Hans Krankl
1999: Hallenmasters winner
2000: New manager: Miroslav Polak, New manager: Hans Backe, ÖFB (Austrian Football Association) cup finalist
2001: Indoor tournament winner in Dornbirn, new head coach: Lars Söndergaard, Rudi Quehenberger and Heinz Kluppenegger assume 90% holding in Salzburg Sport AG (Quehenberger 60%, Kluppenegger 30%), previous majority shareholder, Egon Putzi, retains 10%
2002: New sporting director: Otto Baric on January 14
2003: UEFA Cup, Champions League, new home ground: Wals-Siezenheim Stadium (today the Bulls' Arena)
2004/2005: Constant change in coach (Walter Hörmann, Peter Assion, Nikola Jur%u010Devi%u0107, Manfred Linzmaier, Kurt Jara) due to unsatisfactory season performance
2006: New manager: Giovanni Trappatoni
2008: New manager: Co Adriaanse
2009: New manager: Huub Stevens
