Franz Rybicki

Franz Rybicki
Personal information
Date of birth	(1924-08-12)August 12, 1924
Place of birth	Austria
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1942-1946	Rapid Vienna	37	(3)
1947-1951	First Vienna
	Kapfenberger SV
Teams managed
1955-1957	FC Stadlau
1957-1958	Ethnikos Piraeus
1958-1960	DFC
1960-1961	IJ.V.V. Stormvogels
1961-1963	BVV
1964-1966	AGOVV Apeldoorn
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Franz Rybicki (born 12 August 1924) was an association football player and manager from Austria.

He played for Rapid Vienna, First Vienna and Kapfenberger SV.

He coached FC Stadlau,^[1] Ethnikos Piraeus, DFC,^[2] IJ.V.V. Stormvogels, BVV,^[3] AGOVV^[4]

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Profile (German)

FC Dordrecht – managers

Hunter (1912–14)
Weisz (1938–40)
de Bois (1941–48)
de Smit (1954–55)
Schwartz (1955–56)
Veg (1956–58)
Rybicki (1958–60)
Humenberger (1960–61)
Veldhuis (1961–XX)
de Smit (19XX–62)
Bens (1962–64)
de Visser (1964–66)
de Wit (1966–XX)
van den Bosch (19XX–67)
de Wit (1967–68)
Kraay (1968–69)
de Visser (1969–71)
Veg (1971–72)
Janse (1972–XX)
Dolaard (19XX–73)
Alleman (1973–XX)
van den Bosch (19XX–77)
van Eck (1975–77)
Rab (1977–79)
van Daal (1979–81)
Petescu (1981–82)
Dorjee (1982–84)
Körver (1984)
Kistemaker (1984–85)
Versluys (1985–86)
Kistemaker (1986–89)
Drost (1989–90)
Verèl (1990–91)
Advocaat (1991)
van Velzen (1991)
Verèl (1991–92)
Berger (1992–93)
Van Zoghel (1993–94)
Versleijen (1994–95)
Schoenmaker (1995–96)
Verbeek (1996–2000)
Van den Ham (2000–02)
Van Eck (2002–03)
Verbeek (2003–05)
Boogers (2005)
de Koning (2005)
Koolhof (2005–06)
Kruys (2006–10)
Lee (2010–11)
Bos (2011–12)
Breetveld (2012)
Bos (2012)
Van den Ham (2012)
Kruys (2013)
Breetveld (2013)
Van den Ham (2013–14)
Brandts (2014–15)
Everse (2015)
Van den Ham (2015–)

AGOVV Apeldoorn – managers

Tap (19xx–1961) de Bouter (196x–64) Rybicki (1964–66) Spurgeon (1966–67) de Busser (1967–69) Morsing (1969–70) Mur (1970–xx) Koolhof (2003–05) Menzo (2005–06) Coolen (2006–07) van den Brom (2007–10) de Koning (2010–11) van Arum (2011–)

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