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Verein für Bewegungsspiele Stuttgart 1893 ("Club for Athletic Games Stuttgart 1893"), called VfB Stuttgart, occurs as football club in Stuttgart, founded on September 9, 1893 as Stuttgart FV 93. Finally, a Stuttgart FV 93 merged sustaining Kronen-Club Cannstatt on April 2, 1912 and subsequently changed its title to VfB Stuttgart 1893 . A decisive club meeting, in which a merger was approved, took place at a "Concordia" hotel inside Cannstatt (a city district of Stuttgart). A club colors come white & red.
VfB Stuttgart competes by using its team in the Bundesliga, the German top national football league. Additionally a club operates departments for athletics, fistball, hockey and table tennis.
A habitat of VfB Stuttgart is the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion ("Gottlieb Daimler Stadium"), which was built in 1933. It lies roughly a Flow of any stream Neckar on Stuttgart's Mercedes Street. the bowl might hang on to a georgia home boy. capacity of 54,088 spectators, (international matches: 50,000). Presently, a sports stadium is existence extended. When completion, a arena have had a utmost capacity of astir 57,000 spectators (international matches: 54,500) & is one of the hosts for the (sise matches, including a third place play-off).
Important people
Dieter Hundt, chairman
Erwin Staudt, CEO & president since June 26, 2003.
Giovanni Trapattoni, coach since June 17, 2005.
Roster 2005/06
Goal:
Timo Hildebrand,
Dirk Heinen
Defense:
Steffen Dangelmayr,
Andreas Hinkel,
Ludovic Magnin,
Fernando Meira,
Boris Zivkovic,
Martin Stranzl,
Mathieu Delpierre,
Markus Babbel
Midfield:
Zvonimir Soldo,
Silvio Meissner,
Heiko Gerber,
Christian Tiffert,
Horst Heldt,
Christian Gentner,
Emanuel Centurión,
Tobias Rathgeb,
Marco Caliguri,
Thomas Hitzlsperger,
Daniel Bierofka,
Elson Falcao da Silva,
Jesper Grønkjær
Offense:
Jeronimo Cacau,
Marco Streller,
Mario Gomez
Jon Dahl Tomasson
Prominent former and current players
Karl Allgöwer
Krassimir Balakov
Fredi Bobic
Guido Buchwald
Carlos Dunga
Giovane Elber
Bernd Förster
Karl Heinz Förster
Timo Hildebrand
Andreas Hinkel
Eike Immel
Srecko Katanec
Jürgen Klinsmann
Kevin Kuranyi
Philipp Lahm
Dieter Müller
Hansi Müller
Matthias Sammer
Robert Schlienz
Imre Szabics
Aliaksandr Hleb
Greatest achievements
German champions:
1950, 1952, 1984, 1992
German vice champions:
1935, 1953, 1979, 2003
German Cup winner:
1954, 1958, 1997
German Cup finalist:
1986
UEFA Cup finalist:
1989
Finalist around Cup Winners' Cup:
1998
UEFA Intertoto Cup winner:
2000, 2002
German Extremely-Ventral suction cup winner:
1992
South German champions:
1946, 1952, 1954
Württemberg champions
1927 (Württemberg/Baden), 1930, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1941
Bundesliga Position
2004/05 - 5th place
2003/04 - 4th place
2002/03 - 2nd place
2001/02 - 8th place
2000/01 - 15th place
1999/00 - 8th place
1998/99 - 11th place
1997/98 - 4th place
1996/97 - 4th place
1995/96 - 10th place
1994/95 - 12th place
1993/94 - 7th place
1992/93 - 7th place
1991/92 - German champions
1990/91 - 6th place
1989/90 - 6th place
1988/89 - 5th place
1987/88 - 4th place
1986/87 - 12th place
1985/86 - 5th place
1984/85 - 10th place
1983/84 - German champions
1982/83 - 3rd place
1981/82 - 9th place
1980/81 - 3rd place
1979/80 - 3rd place
1978/79 - 2nd place
1977/78 - 4th place
1976/77 - Promoted to the 1. Bundesliga
1975/76 - 2. Bundesliga
1974/75 - 16th place - Relegated to the 2. Bundesliga
1973/74 - 9th place
1972/73 - 6th place
1971/72 - 8th place
1970/71 - 12th place
1969/70 - 7th place
1968/69 - 5th place
1967/68 - 8th place
1966/67 - 12th place
1965/66 - 11th place
1964/65 - 12th place
1963/64 - 5th place
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