Vilhelm Tellinher Explained

Vilhelm Tellinher
Fullname:Vilhelm Pavlovych Tellinher
Birth Date:1950 10, df=yes
Birth Place:Mukacheve, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union
Death Place:Berehove, Ukraine
Position:Forward
Youthyears1:1964–1966
Youthclubs1:Lokomotyv Mukacheve
Years1:1967–1968
Caps1:19
Goals1:4
Years2:1969
Caps2:32
Years3:1970
Caps3:13
Years4:1970–1971
Clubs4:SKA Lviv
Caps4:29
Goals4:13
Years5:1972–1976
Caps5:62
Goals5:15
Years6:1976–1977
Caps6:29
Goals6:3
Years7:1978–1980
Clubs7:SKA Lviv
Caps7:75
Goals7:20
Years8:1980–1981
Caps8:67
Goals8:20
Nationalyears1:1972–1973
Nationalteam1:USSR U-23
Nationalcaps1:2
Nationalgoals1:2
Manageryears1:1980[1]
Managerclubs1:SKA Lviv (ass't)
Manageryears2:1990
Managerclubs2:FC Halychyna Drohobych (ass't)
Manageryears3:1991
Manageryears4:1992
Manageryears5:1993–1994
Managerclubs5:Kiskőrös-Stadler FC
Manageryears6:1994–1996
Managerclubs6:Stadler FC (ass't)
Manageryears7:1996–1997
Managerclubs7:Hajdúnánás Góliát Bútor FK
Manageryears8:1999–2000
Manageryears9:2001–2004
Managerclubs9:Kiskunmajsa FC
Manageryears10:2007

Vilhelm Pavlovych Tellinher (Ukrainian: Вільгельм Павлович Теллінгер; Hungarian: Telinger Vilmos; 20 October 1950 – 24 January 2013) was a Soviet professional football forward and coach from Ukraine.

Tellinher was a product of Lokomotyv Mukacheve football academy.

Notes and References

  1. Kulenko, V. Volodymyr Derun: For promotion to the Second League of the Soviet football the Metalurh players received 200 Soviet rubles. Sobitie.