Walter Risse

German footballer (1893–1969)

Walter Risse
Personal information
Date of birth	(1893-12-02)2 December 1893
Place of birth	Düsseldorf, Germany^[1]
Date of death	16 June 1969(1969-06-16) (aged 75)^[2]
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1922–1923	Düsseldorfer SC 99
1924–1933	Hamburger SV
International career
1923–1928	Germany	8	(0)
Managerial career
1934–1947	Eimsbütteler TV
1948–1949	Eimsbütteler TV
1949–1950	Harburger TB
1950–1952	FC St. Pauli
1955–1957	Arminia Hannover
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Walter Risse (2 December 1893 – 16 June 1969) was a German footballer who played for Düsseldorfer SC 99 and Hamburger SV and the Germany national team.^[2]

References

^ Walter Risse at WorldFootball.net
^ ^a ^b Kicker Fußball-Almanach 2011: Mit aktuellem Bundesliga-Spieler-ABC. Stiebner Verlag GmbH. August 2010. p. 135. ISBN 978-3-7679-0914-4. Retrieved 11 August 2013.

External links

Walter Risse at fussballdaten.de (in German)

VfL Wolfsburg – managers

Lachner (1954–55)
Sontow (1955–56)
Kretschmann (1956–57)
Lachner (1957)
Risse (1957–58)
Farkaszinski (1958–59)
Lachner (1963–66)
Farkaszinski (1966–75)
Schollmeyer (1975)
Kietzmann (1975)
Momirski (1976–78)
Farkaszinski (1978)
Van Meteren (1978–79)
Kemmer (1979–83)
Farkaszinski (1983–84)
Krause (1984–88)
Hrubesch (1988–89)
Menzel (1989–91)
Erkenbrecher (1991–93)
Winter (1993)
Krautzun (1993–95)
Roggensack (1995)
Reimann (1995–98)
Erkenbrecher (1998)
Wolf (1998–2003)
Röber (2003–04)
Gerets (2004–05)
Fach (2005–06)
Augenthaler (2006–07)
Magath (2007–09)
Veh (2009–10)
Köstner (2010)
McClaren (2010–11)
Littbarski (2011)
Magath (2011–12)
Köstner (2012)
Hecking (2012–16)
Ismaël (2016–17)
Jonker (2017)
Schmidt (2017–18)
Labbadia (2018–19)
Glasner (2019–21)
Van Bommel (2021)
Kohfeldt (2021–22)
Kovač (2022–24)
Hasenhüttl (2024–)

v t e FC St. Pauli – managers
Sauerwein (1948) Gerschler (1948) Harthaus (1948–50) Risse (1950–52) Appel (1952) Hempel (1952–63) Westphal (1963–64) Coors (1964–65) Krause (1965–67) Hempel (1967–68) Türk (1968–71) Preuß (1971–72) Mülhausen (1972–74) Krause (1974–76) Ferner (1976–78) Piontek (1978–79) Pokropp (1979) Böge (1979–82) Lorkowski (1982–86) Reimann (1986–87) Schulte (1987–91) Wohlers (1991–92) Lorkowski (1992–93) Eichkorn (1993–94) Maslo (1994–97) Nemet (1997) Krautzun (1997) Kleppinger (1997–98) Demuth (1999) Reimann (1999–2000) Demuth (2000–02) Philipkowski (2002) Gerber (2002–04) Bergmann (2004–06) Stanislawski (2006–07) Trulsen (2007–08) Stanislawski (2008–11) Schubert (2011–12) Frontzeck (2012–13) Vrabec (2013–14) Meggle (2014) Lienen (2014–17) Janßen (2017) Kauczinski (2017–19) Luhukay (2019–20) Schultz (2020–22) Hürzeler (2022–)

FC St. Pauli – managers

Sauerwein (1948)
Gerschler (1948)
Harthaus (1948–50)
Risse (1950–52)
Appel (1952)
Hempel (1952–63)
Westphal (1963–64)
Coors (1964–65)
Krause (1965–67)
Hempel (1967–68)
Türk (1968–71)
Preuß (1971–72)
Mülhausen (1972–74)
Krause (1974–76)
Ferner (1976–78)
Piontek (1978–79)
Pokropp (1979)
Böge (1979–82)
Lorkowski (1982–86)
Reimann (1986–87)
Schulte (1987–91)
Wohlers (1991–92)
Lorkowski (1992–93)
Eichkorn (1993–94)
Maslo (1994–97)
Nemet (1997)
Krautzun (1997)
Kleppinger (1997–98)
Demuth (1999)
Reimann (1999–2000)
Demuth (2000–02)
Philipkowski (2002)
Gerber (2002–04)
Bergmann (2004–06)
Stanislawski (2006–07)
Trulsen (2007–08)
Stanislawski (2008–11)
Schubert (2011–12)
Frontzeck (2012–13)
Vrabec (2013–14)
Meggle (2014)
Lienen (2014–17)
Janßen (2017)
Kauczinski (2017–19)
Luhukay (2019–20)
Schultz (2020–22)
Hürzeler (2022–)

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