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German association football player

Edi Stöhr
Personal information
Stöhr in 2013
Full name	Edmund Stöhr
Date of birth	(1956-09-17) 17 September 1956 (age 68)
Place of birth	Kösching, Germany
Height	1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1978–1980	MTV Ingolstadt	71	(10)
1980–1985	Hertha BSC	136	(6)
1985–1991	SpVgg Unterhaching	36	(2)
Managerial career
1994–1999	SC Austria Lustenau
1999–2000	FC Sachsen Leipzig
2001–2003	SC Austria Lustenau
2007–2008	Al-Gharafa Sports Club
2008–2009	Berliner Sport-Club
2009–2011	SC Austria Lustenau
2012	SC Rheindorf Altach
2012–2013	FC Blau-Weiss Linz
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Edmund 'Edi' Stöhr (born 17 September 1956, in Kösching) is a German football manager and former player.

Honours

As a manager

Austrian Football First League:
- 1996–97

Managerial career

After retiring, he became a manager. He has managed SC Austria Lustenau on 3 occasions.

References

"Edmund Stöhr" (in German). kicker.de. Retrieved 7 June 2016.

External links

Edi Stöhr at WorldFootball.net

v t e SC Austria Lustenau – managers
Assion (1992–94) Stöhr (1994–99) Scheer (1999) Stanisavljević (2000) Schwarz (2000–01) Stöhr (2001–03) Heraf (2003–05) Fuchsbichler (2005–07) Kleer (2007–09) Stöhr (2009–11) Kolviðsson (2011–14) Posavec (2014–15) Chabbi (2015–17) Ernemann (2017) Lipa (2017) Plassnegger (2017–19) Tiefenbach (2019) Mählich (2019–20) Tiefenbach (2020) Kiene (2020–21) Kopf/Schneider (2021) Mader (2021–23) Schneider (2023) Heraf (2023–24) Brenner (2024) Mader (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

SC Austria Lustenau – managers

Assion (1992–94)
Stöhr (1994–99)
Scheer (1999)
Stanisavljević (2000)
Schwarz (2000–01)
Stöhr (2001–03)
Heraf (2003–05)
Fuchsbichler (2005–07)
Kleer (2007–09)
Stöhr (2009–11)
Kolviðsson (2011–14)
Posavec (2014–15)
Chabbi (2015–17)
Ernemann (2017)
Lipa (2017)
Plassnegger (2017–19)
Tiefenbach (2019)
Mählich (2019–20)
Tiefenbach (2020)
Kiene (2020–21)
Kopf/Schneider (2021)
Mader (2021–23)
Schneider (2023)
Heraf (2023–24)
Brenner (2024)
Mader (2024–)

v t e FC Blau-Weiß Linz – managers
Braun (1956–57) Unknown (1957–66) Günthner (1966–70) Praschak (1970–73) Senekowitsch (1973–75) Franz (1975–76) Wodal (1976) Günthner (1976–77) Brzić (1977) Wodal (1977) Latzke (1977–78) Milanovich (1978–79) Praschak (1979–81) Wieger (1981–82) Milanovich (1982–83) Kriess (1983–84) Miklavić (1984–85) Milanovich (1985–87) Kondert (1987–88) Kreuz (1988–90) Milanovich (1990) Mandziara (1990–92) Mirnegg (1992) Latzke (1992–93) Knaller (1993–95) Kiesenebner (1995) Hintermaier (1995) Hochhauser (1995–96) Kranjčar (1996) Werner(c) (1996) Ruttensteiner (1996–97) Baumgartner (1997) Kensy (1998–2003) Zeller (2003–04) Mirnegg (2004–05) Blutsch (2005–07) Hasanovic (2007) Spiegel (2007–08) Perzy(c) (2008) Kensy (2008–11) Perzy(c) (2011) Weissenböck (2011–12) Perzy(c) (2012) Stöhr (2012–13) Genc (2013–14) Wahlmüller (2014–16) Wimleitner/Babler(c) (2016) Schmidt (2016–17) Gorenzel-Simonitschk (2017) Wimleitner(c) (2017) Sageder (2017–19) Doma(c) (2019) Djuricin (2019) Brunmayr (2020–21) Scheiblehner (2021–) (c) = caretaker manager

FC Blau-Weiß Linz – managers

Braun (1956–57)
Unknown (1957–66)
Günthner (1966–70)
Praschak (1970–73)
Senekowitsch (1973–75)
Franz (1975–76)
Wodal (1976)
Günthner (1976–77)
Brzić (1977)
Wodal (1977)
Latzke (1977–78)
Milanovich (1978–79)
Praschak (1979–81)
Wieger (1981–82)
Milanovich (1982–83)
Kriess (1983–84)
Miklavić (1984–85)
Milanovich (1985–87)
Kondert (1987–88)
Kreuz (1988–90)
Milanovich (1990)
Mandziara (1990–92)
Mirnegg (1992)
Latzke (1992–93)
Knaller (1993–95)
Kiesenebner (1995)
Hintermaier (1995)
Hochhauser (1995–96)
Kranjčar (1996)
Werner(c) (1996)
Ruttensteiner (1996–97)
Baumgartner (1997)
Kensy (1998–2003)
Zeller (2003–04)
Mirnegg (2004–05)
Blutsch (2005–07)
Hasanovic (2007)
Spiegel (2007–08)
Perzy(c) (2008)
Kensy (2008–11)
Perzy(c) (2011)
Weissenböck (2011–12)
Perzy(c) (2012)
Stöhr (2012–13)
Genc (2013–14)
Wahlmüller (2014–16)
Wimleitner/Babler(c) (2016)
Schmidt (2016–17)
Gorenzel-Simonitschk (2017)
Wimleitner(c) (2017)
Sageder (2017–19)
Doma(c) (2019)
Djuricin (2019)
Brunmayr (2020–21)
Scheiblehner (2021–)

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