Johann Strnad

Johann "Hans" Strnad was an Austrian football player and manager.

Born in Vienna,^[1] while playing with Wiener Sport-Club, he played one match for the Austrian national team. It was on April 14, 1918, in a match in Budapest against Hungary.^[2]

Johann Strnad later became a coach.^[2] He coached Yugoslav side SK Jugoslavija^[3] between 1929 and 1933. By the time he was replaced by Dragan Jovanović, he was receiving a salary of 6.000 Dinars.^[3] For a short period between 18 October 1930 and 18 February 1931, he coached Građanski Zagreb.^[1] In 1933 he returned to Austria and became coach of his former club Wiener Sport-Club which he will coach in two periods, between 1933 and 1934, and 1936 and 1937.^[4]

He also coached another Yugoslav club, HAŠK^[5] in the 1932–33 Yugoslav Football Championship.^[6]

References

1 2 Treneri kroz povijest at Povijest Dinama (Croatian)
1 2 Match report at IFFHS
1 2 Gola istina: kraljevi strelaca by Živko M. Bojanić and Slobodan Jovanović, pag. 16 (Serbian)
↑ Johann Strnad at Weltfussball
↑ Zlatni Jubilej ZNS, pag 94
↑ HAŠK (Zagreb) at exyufudbal.in.rs

External links

Johann Strnad at National-Football-Teams.net

SK Jugoslavija – managers

Machek (1913–14) Stojanović (1923–24) Bláha (1924–26) Lank (1927) Strnad (1928–33) Jovanović (1933) Nemes (1934) Kumanudi (1935–?) Feldmann (1938–39) Lang (1939–40) Stevanović (1940–?)

HŠK Građanski Zagreb – managers

Graf (1918–19) Heinlein (1919–21) Gaskell (1921–24) Kohn (1924–25) Pozsonyi (1925–26) Brandstätter (1926–29) Strnad (1930–31) Haftl (1931–32) Molnár (1932–33) Donnelly (1933–35) Ringer (1935–36) Bukovi (1936–45)

Panathinaikos F.C. – managers

Campbell (1908–14)
Kalafatis (1914–16)
Barnes (1916–17)
Kalafatis (1917–23)
Nikolaidis (1923–28)
Forner (1928–29)
Künsztler (1929–34)
Bem (1934–35)
Künsztler (1935–39)
Migiakis (1945–48)
Strnad (1948–50)
Migiakis (1950–51)
Game (1951–53)
Glišović (1953–58)
Zsolnai (1958–59)
Migiakis (1959–60)
Game (1960–63)
Bobek (1963–67)
Guttmann (1967)
Hohberg (1968)
Petropoulos (1968–70)
Puskás (1970–74)
Bobek (1974–75)
Moreira (1975–76)
Górski (1976–78)
Petropoulos (1979)
Pesaola (1979–80)
Allen (1980)
Papaemmanouil (1980)
Senekowitsch (1980–81)
Petropoulos (1981–82)
Kovács (1982–83)
Papaemmanouil (1983)
Tsakos (1983)
Gmoch (1983–85)
Packert (1985–86)
Ivić (1986)
Daniil (1986–88)
Bengtsson (1988–89)
Bonev (1989–90)
Daniil (1990–92)
Osim (1992–94)
Rocha (1994–96)
Zajec (1996–97)
Daniil (1997–99)
Rocha (1999)
Kyrastas (1999–2000)
Anastasiadis (2000–01)
Kyrastas (2001)
Markarián (2001–02)
Santos (2002)
Markarián (2002–03)
Shum (2003–04)
Ščasný (2004–05)
Filakouris (2005)
Malesani (2005–06)
Backe (2006)
Velić (2006)
Muñoz (2006–07)
Peseiro (2007–08)
ten Cate (2008–09)
Nioplias (2009–10)
Gmoch (2010)
Ferreira (2010–12)
Rocha (2012–13)
Fabri (2013)
Vonortas (2013)
Anastasiou (2013–15)
Stramaccioni (2015–)

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