Anniversary fever: Haka Traun celebrates 100 years with football legends!

Anniversary fever: Haka Traun celebrates 100 years with football legends!

Traun, Österreich - On Pentecost weekend, SV Haka Traun celebrated a very special anniversary: ​​100 years of club history. Despite a bitter defeat of 0: 9 against the Landesliga-Ost-Master Oedt 1b, which left only a few memories, the occasion was duly celebrated. The traditional club is firmly rooted in the Upper Austrian football culture and offered its members and friends a colorful program on the Traun sports field.

The mayor of Traun, Karl-Heinz Koll, congratulated the club and honored its impressive development over the years. Chairman Gerhard Hackl presented future plans during the celebrations and was moved by the importance of the club for the region. A special highlight was the anniversary game, in which numerous former football legends took part. Klaus Lindenberger, once a national goalkeeper, stood in the goal and was supported by other club heroes such as Harald Krist, Horst Baumgartner and Thomas Schurer. The average age of the players was almost 50 years, which made the solemn framework in this respect when the club checks whether this average age might even be worth an entry in the Guinness Book of Records, how would be worth how [Ligaportal.at] (https://www.ligaportal.at/ooe/landesliga/114799-100-jahre-sv-traun-ein-jubilaeum-mit-mit-mit-mit-mit-mit

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The celebrations also attracted many alumni and companions of the association, a total of around 120 people who shared memories of past success and games in an exuberant mood. Coach Markus Erbschwendtner took the defeat and emphasized that the actual anniversary could not cloud the actual anniversary. The initial phase of the game looked promising, but the opponent showed his superiority. Another goal for the team is to win a victory in the last game of the season against the Danube to end the season with a positive point, according to meindezirk.at.

The SV Haka Traun has an eventful story and is part of a larger lived footballer in Austria. The beginnings of football in our country go back to the early 20th century and were characterized by numerous ups and downs, as explained 12termann.at. From the first national success, the reaching of the semi -finals at the 1934 World Cup, the infrastructure has continuously improved and the women's profit has also increasingly important. These developments show that the future of football in Austria is promising.