2010–11 First Vienna FC season

Vienna
2010–11 season
President Herbert Dvoracek
Coach Frenkie Schinkels
Alfred Tatar
Stadium Hohe Warte Stadium,
Vienna, Austria
First League 9th
ÖFB-Cup Quarter-finals
Top goalscorer League:
Rade Đokić (16)

All:
Rade Đokić (18)
Highest home attendance 5,500
Lowest home attendance 1,000

The 2010–11 First Vienna FC season was the second consecutive season in the second highest professional division in Austria after the promotion in 2009. The coach Frenkie Schinkels was sacked on 29 August 2010 and former First Vienna player Alfred Tatar took over.

Squad

Squad and statistics

No. Pos Nat Player TotalFirst LeagueRelegation playoffsAustrian Cup
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
Goalkeepers
1 GK Austria Andreas Lukse 1701600010
21 GK Austria Marc Traby 90702000
25 GK Austria Michael Pauli 00000000
30 GK Austria Bartoloměj Kuru 1601300030
Defenders
2 DF Slovenia Erdžan Bečiri 1821512110
3 DF Serbia Marko Milutinović 80700010
4 DF Austria Ernst Dospel 1601302010
5 DF Austria Patrick Osoinik 90800010
6 DF Austria Marco Salvatore 3703102040
13 DF Austria Mahmud Imamoglu 1301200010
14 DF Austria Raphael Rathfuß 2512102120
15 DF Austria Predrag Ilic 40400000
17 DF Austria Sargon Duran 100900010
19 DF Austria Predrag Bjelovuk 70600010
22 DF Austria Christian Balga 100800020
23 DF Austria Mario Kröpfl 2712311030
26 DF Brazil Rodrigo Frank Pereira 1821720010
28 DF Austria Philipp Frenzl 1901600030
29 DF Austria Christian Sekulovic 00000000
31 DF Austria Nikolaus Dvoracek 70400030
Midfielders
7 MF Austria Richard Strohmayer 2512112020
8 MF Austria Marcel Toth 2602202020
9 MF Austria Sebastian Martinez 2021810021
10 MF Austria Andreas Fading 2001702010
20 MF Serbia Marjan Marković 1821522010
21 MF Austria Aleksandar Stanisavljević 111911010
24 MF Austria Patrick Kienzl 2622322010
27 MF Austria Philipp Hiba 100900010
32 MF Austria Christoph Mattes 91810010
34 MF Austria Wolfgang Mair 1631322110
Forwards
11 FW Bosnia and Herzegovina Rade Đokić 371832162131
16 FW Austria Philipp Hosiner 381633132132
18 FW Bosnia and Herzegovina Eldar Topić 2632420021
33 FW Austria Daniel Weber 90800010

References

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