Ferdinand Wesely

Ferdinand Wesely
Personal information
Date of birth	(1897-05-30)30 May 1897
Date of death	19 March 1949(1949-03-19) (aged 51)
Playing position	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
–1920	Rennweger SV
1920–1931	SK Rapid Wien	206	(121)
1931–1932	FC St. Gallen
1932–1934	FC Basel
1934–1936	FC Nordstern Basel
National team
1922–1928	Austria	40	(17)
Teams managed
1936–1942	K. Beerschot V.A.C.
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Ferdinand Wesely (30 May 1897 – 19 March 1949) was an Austrian footballer^[1] and coach.

Honours

Basel

Swiss Cup: 1932-33

References

↑ "Team Stats". Austria Soccer. Retrieved 27 April 2012.

External links

(German) Rapid Archiv
Beerschot coaches

Beerschot AC managers

K. Beerschot V.A.C. managers	Bingley (1913–14) Janssens (1914–18) Valence (1918–20) Delausnay (1920–23) Dick (1923–29) Pelsmaecker (1929–31) Roberts (1931–36) Wesely (1936–42) Janssens (1942–46) Copping (1946–47) Stijnen (1947–52) Gommers (1952–53) Jones (1953–55) Berkessy (1955–57) Ratinckx (1957) de Vos (1957–60) Sarosi (1960–61) D'Hollander (1961–62) Béres (1962–66) Van Boxelaer (1966–67) Van Beneden (1967–69) Vliers (1969–70) Béres (1970–72) Geeraerts (1972–74) Nollet (1974) Coppens (1974–78) Geeraerts (1978) Knobel (1978–79) Novák (1979–80) Knobel (1980) Nollet (1980–82) Coppens (1982–84) Nasdalla (1984) Koudijzer (1984–86) Davidovic (1986–87) Smolders (1987–88) Hughes (1988–89) Heylens (1989–90) Koudijzer (1990–91) Kuusela (1991) Mallants (1991–92) Desaeyere (1992–95) Peeters (1995–96) Storme (1996–97) Hulshoff (1997) Noë (1997–99)

K.F.C. Germinal Ekeren managers	Beers (1988–90) Desaeyere (1990) Haesaert (1990–93) Anthuenis (1993–94) Helleputte (1994–96) Gzil (1996–97) Helleputte (1997–99)

K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot managers	Van der Elst (1999–03) Brys (2003–05) Daerden (2005–06) Brys (2006–07) van Veldhoven (2007–08) Anthuenis (2008–09) Daerden (2009–10) De Boeck (2010) Mathijssen (2010–11)

Beerschot AC managers	Mathijssen (2011–12) Koster (2012) De Corte (2012–13) Mathijssen (2013)

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