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Erich Srbek

Personal information

Date of birth

4 June 1908

Place of birth

Prague, Austria-Hungary

Date of death

24 February 1973 (aged 64)

Position(s)

Midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

–1930

DFC Prague

1930–1937

Sparta Prague

105

(2)

International career

1930–1936

Czechoslovakia

(0)

Managerial career

1948–1953

Sparta Prague

1957–1958

Sparta Prague

Medal record

Representing Czechoslovakia

Men's Football
FIFA World Cup
Runner-up	1934 Italy

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Erich Srbek (4 June 1908 – 24 February 1973) was a Czech football player. He played for several clubs, including DFC Praha, Sparta Prague and Viktoria Žižkov.

He played 14 matches for the Czechoslovakia national team and was a participant at the 1934 FIFA World Cup.

Srbek later worked as a football coach.^[1]

References

^ Steiner, František (2009). Fotbal pod žlutou hvězdou: neznámá kapitola hry, která se hrála před smrtí (in Czech). Olympia. ISBN 978-80-7376-139-4.

External links

Erich Srbek at FAČR (in Czech)
Erich Srbek at WorldFootball.net

v t e Czechoslovakia squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup runners-up
GK Patzel GK Plánička (c) DF Burgr DF Čtyřoký DF Daučík DF Ženíšek MF Bouček MF Čambal MF Kopecký MF Košťálek MF Krčil MF Šimperský MF Srbek MF Šterc MF Vodička FW Junek FW Kalocsay FW Nejedlý FW Puč FW Silný FW Sobotka FW Svoboda Coach: Petrů

AC Sparta Prague – managers

Maleček (1907–11)
Malý (1911–18)
Dick (1919–23)
Špindler (1924–27)
Dick (1928–33)
Sedlaczek (1933–38)
Kuchynka (1939–44)
Sedlaczek (1945–47)
Srbek (1948–53)
Srbek & Preis (1957–58)
Preis, Senecký & Šimonek (1958–59)
Kolský (1959–62)
Kolský & Štumpf (1962–63)
Ježek (1964–69)
Navara (1969–70)
Kolský (1970–71)
Kraus (1971–74)
Mráz (1974–75)
Roček (1975)
Čambal & Roček (1975–76)
Uhrin (1976)
Hložek (1976–78)
Rýgr (1978)
Rubáš (1978–81)
Uhrin (1981–82)
Ježek (1982–84)
Táborský (1984–85)
Zachar (1985–86)
Ježek (1986–88)
Jarabinský (1988–90)
Ježek (1990–91)
Uhrin (1991–93)
Dobiaš (1993–94)
Chovanec & Borovička (1994)
Sundermann (1994–95)
Jarabinský (1995)
Petržela (1996)
Chovanec (1996–97)
Ščasný (1998–99)
Hašek (1999–2001)
Hřebík (2001–02)
Lavička (2002)
Jarabinský (2002)
Kotrba (2002–04)
Straka (2004)
Hřebík (2004–05)
Griga (2005–06)
Bílek (2006–08)
Chovanec (2008)
Lavička (2008)
Chovanec (2008–11)
Hřebík (2012)
Hašek (2012)
Lavička (2012–15)
Ščasný (2015–16)
Holoubek (2016)
Požár (2016–17)
Rada (2017)
Stramaccioni (2017–18)
Hapal (2018)
Ščasný (2018–19)
Horňák^c (2019)
Jílek (2019–20)
Kotal (2020–21)
Vrba (2021–22)
Horňák^c (2022)
Priske (2022–24)
Friis (2024–)

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