Bavaria Biography

It was he who in the year introduced into the school curriculum an unusual game at that moment - football. To do this, the professor needed to personally translate the rules into German, and then print them on paper. At the same time, Koch was faced with misunderstanding and condemnation, so the professor had to prove the “Germanism” by this team of the game. The professor perfectly understood that the display of playing the masses would be required to create an official organization.

He made the idea of ​​creating a football union, but at first Koch’s ideas did not receive approval. The spread of someone else's sport was prevented by various gymnastic organizations, which were many in the country. The name of many German clubs preserved the abbreviation - TSV or SPVVG, which means precisely sports and gymnastic unions. It was difficult for Koch alone to fight large organizations, but a like -minded Walter Benzemann came to his aid.

He studied in Switzerland at a school in Montre, where he was addicted to playing football. Benzemann had irrepressible energy and several football clubs in southwestern Germany were formed from its presentation, including Munich. At the MTV Munich section, he organized a football community from which Bavaria was later born. In the beginning of the 10ths, Benzemann stood at the origins of the creation of the magazine "KICker".

It is on the contribution of a functionary to the development of German football that we will dwell in more detail. In the year, Benzemann went to England, where he held negotiations with a member of the English association Frederick Wallo. According to the results of the negotiations, the British agreed to come to Germany, but requested a fee in the amount of gold brands.

The amount is not taken from the ceiling. Such an inheritance received Benzemann from a suddenly dead aunt. Stanislav Cherchesov - the life and career of the coach, enlisted the support of the Reich Scancler Prince Gaugenloe, Benzemann agreed to hold matches in Prague, Berlin and Karlsruhe. Politics intervened in matches, as the company unfolded against contact with the British, who at that time fought with the Boers in Africa.

Not only this saddened Benzemanne, because of bureaucratic delays, he could not get an inheritance to pay for the voyage of the players. The latter in 33 years will become the Secretary General of FIFA. A mother who could not look at the suffering of Benzemanne came to the aid of her son.

She gave the money to her son and the games took place, according to which the British won with a common score as soon as Benzemanne received an inheritance, he immediately returned the money of his mother. In the year, a large replenishment occurred in the state of enthusiasts and was formed by Deutecha Fussbalbund DFB, and before that, the Union of South German football organizations appeared in the year.

None of the organizations had representatives from Munich. A month after the formation of the DFB, the rebellion was raised by representatives of MTV Munich, as the question arose of separation from gymnastic societies or not. The meeting was held in the hall of the Bekkerhefl restaurant. It was there that they decided to create a Bayern football club. The hottest disputes caused the size of membership dues and the choice of club flowers.

The first question was resolved quite quickly. For joining the team, you need to pay 2 brands and make 1 brand monthly. The choice of club flowers was discussed much longer, but in the end they agreed on white and blue. Franz John was chosen president of the club, and Paul Franke was the first captain and playing coach. The founders of the team included Pollak, Foc and Manning.

Pollak in the United States moved in a year, but had no more contacts with football. Foca, along with his brother, went to Bremen, where they founded a small workshop, which grew up in a large Foc-Wulf plant. Bayern was not the only football club in Munich. Local youth drove the ball in the clearing of Terezienviz, where the celebration is held on the occasion of Oktoberfest, the first to organize a team called “The Tero Pila”, which in the literal translation means “earthen ball”.

Other teams appeared, but not everyone was able to maintain professional status. Bayern spent the first match in March. They played with the “first Munich” and won the score initially there were only 11 players in the team, but the number of people who wanted to play quickly grew. The team was territorially located in the Svabing area, in which there were many students, employees, small merchants and people of other professions.

Bayern did not establish a ban on taking any categories of those who wish. The team quickly became popular and strong, and in the period from a year was considered the unofficial champion of the city. With the latter, Bavaria has an irreconcilable rivalry. Franz John was replaced by Willem Hesselink as president, who became the first legionnaire in the history of the club.

For the further development of the team, money was needed, and in order to get Bayern on January 1 of the year, he united with the Munich sports club. Which was based in the central hotel "Four Seasons of the Year." When combining, the sports club put forward the requirement to change club flowers to white and red. From that moment, Bavaria became white-red, and one of the nicknames of the “Rotkhoz”, which is translated by the “Red Bums”.Already in the year, Bayern had its own field, and the club structure included not only an adult team, but several children and youth.

Not without conflicts of "fathers and children." The team completely changed in the team and the team left 11 veterans. Which, by the way, returned two years later, as they were surprised by the successful work of Kurt Muller. In the year, Kurt Landauer came to Bavaria, who received the nickname “Assetian” of legendary presidents. The Bundesliga was created only in the year and before that the championship of Germany was held according to a rather complex system.

To get to the general German quarterfinals, the teams had to go a very long way. In Munich, the Rothkhoz was played quite successfully, but in the framework of the Bavaria championship they won only in the years. In the year the First World War began and the president of Bavaria and many club players went to the front. The club appeared many young players, but there were big problems with finances.

From the archives it is known that in the year of the Treasury the club recorded in the consumable book that the remainder on the account of 93 Pfennig. After the completion of the fighting, gymnastic clubs began to go into the past, on the basis of which working organizations were created. DFB for a long time prevented football of professional status. Many players were arranged for a good job, but formally, they would receive a salary and continue to play.

Returning from the war, Landauer, in order to bring Bayern to the general German level, took up organizational restructuring. His first decision was the return of William Townley to the post of head coach, as well as entering insurance in case of injury. In the spring of the year, Bayern was separated from the Munich sports club, as there was a big problem - the lack of its own stadium.

In the same year, there was a union with the Gymnastic Union named after Friedrich Jan. At the end of the year, the Union violated his obligations to the football team and Bayern went freely. In the post -war years, Taunley instilled the so -called “Scottish style” to the team, which emphasizes quick combinations and constant ball control. In the year, Dori Kürchner became the new coach of the club.

In the year, a new strong competitor appeared in the city. In the year there was a merger of two Bavarian leagues, which meant the appearance of an even larger number of strong teams. For two years, Bayern looked closely at the opponents and in the year, led by the Scotsman Jim MacPherson, won the South Championship. With the Scots, the team played quickly and was distinguished by a good physical shape.

In the same period, a attendance record was set at 30 spectators at a home match against SPVGG Fürt.