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Steffen Menze (born 28 January 1969 in Plauen, East Germany) is a German football coach and former player.[1]

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Steffen Menze
Personal information
Menze with Dresden in 2011
Date of birth	(1969-01-28) 28 January 1969 (age 53)
Place of birth	Plauen, East Germany
Height	1.89 m (6 ft 2 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Youth career
	Stahl Eisenhüttenstadt
0000–1989	Vorwärts Frankfurt
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1989–1990	Vorwärts Frankfurt	9
1990–1991	Stahl Eisenhüttenstadt	10	(3)
1991	Banyasz Siófok	8	(0)
1991–1992	FC St. Pauli	3	(0)
1992–1993	1. FC Pforzheim	34	(2)
1993–1994	VfR Pforzheim	31	(3)
1994–1996	Hannover 96	40	(3)
1996	Eintracht Frankfurt	10	(1)
1996–1998	FSV Zwickau	52	(4)
1998–2003	Union Berlin	149	(37)
2003–2004	Kickers Offenbach	13	(2)
Total		359	(55)
Teams managed
2004–2006	Kickers Offenbach II
2006	Kickers Offenbach
2006–2007	Waldhof Mannheim
2008–2009	Kickers Offenbach II
2009–2010	Kickers Offenbach
2012	Dynamo Dresden (Interim)
2013	Dynamo Dresden (Interim)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Honours

DFB-Pokal runner-up: 2000–01
NOFV-Pokal runner-up: 1990–91

References

"Menze, Steffen" (in German). kicker.de. Retrieved 13 August 2012.

External links

Steffen Menze at fussballdaten.de (in German)

Kickers Offenbach – managers

Nagy (1922)
Keller (1926)
MacPherson (1927)
Keller (1928)
Keller (1945–46)
Oßwald (1946–58)
Cuvaj (1958–62)
Merkle (1962–64)
Momirski (1964–65)
Baluses (1965–68)
Schreiner (1968)
Oßwald (1968–69)
Schreiner (1969)
Čajkovski (1970)
Schreiner (1970)
A. Schmidt (1970)
Gutendorf (1970–71)
Klötzer (1971–72)
Lóránt (1972–74)
Rehhagel (1974–75)
Čajkovski (1976)
Klug (1976–78)
Heese (1978–80)
Brungs (1980–82)
Buchmann (1982–84)
Nuber (1984)
Fuchs (1984)
Heese (1984–85)
Kohls (1985–86)
Brungs (1986–87)
Jung (1987)
Renner (1987–89)
Semlitsch (1989)
Neues (1989–90)
Geinzer (1990–92)
Buchmann (1992–94)
Herr (1994–95)
Kohls (1995)
Uschek (1995)
Borchers (1996–97)
Kohls & Hambücker (1997)
Boysen (1997–99)
Neururer (1999–2000)
Stepanović (2000)
Hahn (2000)
Kohls (2000)
Hahn (2000)
Müller & Roth (2000)
Berndroth (2000–03)
L. Schmidt (2003–04)
Binz (2004)
Boysen (2004–06)
Menze (2006)
Frank (2006–07)
Andersen (2007–08)
Boysen (2008–09)
Menze (2009–10)
Wolf (2010–11)
Gerstner (2011)
Dudeck & Binz (2011)
Van Lent (2011–13)
Schmitt (2013–16)
Reck (2016–18)
Steuernagel (2018–19)
Keßler (2019)
Barletta (2019–20)
Ristić (2021–22)
Schmidt (2022)
Parlatan (2022–)

SV Waldhof Mannheim – managers

Gentner (1919–21)
Townley (1921)
Willnecker (1922–23)
Schwärzel (1925–27)
Hetzel (1927–30)
Tauchert (1930–37)
Neumann (1938–40)
Ruchay (1940–47)
Pahlke (1946–47)
Kratsch (1947)
Pennig (1947–48)
Marquet (1948–49)
Engelhardt (1949)
Rebell (1949–50)
Mauruschat (1950–51)
Wendlandt (1951–54)
Pliska (1954–55)
Weidinger (1955–56)
Günderoth (1956)
Medve (1956–61)
Knoll (1961–62)
Striebinger (1962–63)
Hoffmann (1963–66)
Günderoth (1966)
Körner (1966–67)
Rößling (1967)
Lindemann (1967–69)
Berninger (1969)
Lindemann (1967–69)
Wendlandt (1969–70)
Sinn (1970–73)
Wendlandt (1973)
Rohr (1973–75)
Rudinski (1975–77)
Čendić (1977–78)
Günderoth (1978)
Gawliczek (1979–80)
Sinn (80)
Schlappner (1980–87)
Latzke (1987–88)
Sebert (1988–91)
Herr (1991)
Toppmöller (1993)
Sundermann (1993)
Herr (1993–94)
Stielike (1994–95)
Neues (1995)
Dickgießer (1995)
Schlappner (1995–96)
Sebert (1996–97)
Rapolder (1997–01)
Pradt (2001)
Egli (2001–02)
Pradt (2002–03)
Kuntz (2003)
Olscha (2003–04)
Hach (2004)
Gaudino (2004–05)
Petrović (2005)
Morales (2005–06)
Menze (2006–07)
Conrad (2007–09)
Pradt (2009–10)
Hollich (2010–13)
Clauß (2013)
Koçak (2013–16)
Dais (2016–17)
Fink (2017–18)
Trares (2018–20)
Glöckner (2020–22)
Neidhart (2022–)

Dynamo Dresden – managers

Sack (1950–51)
Kukowitsch (1951–52)
Döring (1952–53)
Gyarmati (1953–54)
Petzold (1954–55)
Werner (1956)
Kukowitsch (1956)
Petzold (1957–66)
Fuchs (1966–68)
Kresse (1968–69)
Fritzsch (1969–78)
Prautzsch (1978–83)
Sammer (1983–86)
Geyer (1986–90)
Häfner (1990–91)
Schulte (1991–92)
Sammer (1992–93)
Minge (1993)
Held (1993–94)
Hrubesch (1994–95)
Minge (1995)
Kreische (1995–96)
Schmuck (1996)
Schade (1996–98)
Voigt (1998)
Halata (1998–99)
Schafstall (1999)
Bell (1999–2000)
Pot (2000–01)
Hemp (2001)
Franke (2001–05)
Pacult (2005–06)
Meier (2006–07)
Geyer (2007–08)
Kaiser (2008–09)
Maucksch (2009–11)
Loose (2011–12)
Menze (2012)
Pacult (2012–13)
Menze (2013)
Janßen (2013–14)
Böger (2014–15)
Németh (2015)
Neuhaus (2015–18)
Fiél (2018)
Walpurgis (2018–19)
Fiél (2019)
Scholz (2019)
Kauczinski (2019–21)
Schmidt (2021–22)
Capretti (2022)
Anfang (2022–)

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На других языках

[de] Steffen Menze

Steffen Menze (* 28. Januar 1969 in Plauen) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballspieler, der seine sportliche Laufbahn als Trainer fortsetzte und zuletzt als Sportdirektor bei Dynamo Dresden tätig war.

- [en] Steffen Menze

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