Hannover 96 - Manager History

Manager History

  • Robert Fuchs (1932–46)
  • Fritz Pölsterl (1946–47)
  • Otto Höxtermann (1947–48)
  • Robert Fuchs (1948–50)
  • Paul Slopianka-Hoppe (1950–51)
  • Emil Izsó (1951–52)
  • Helmut Kronsbein (1952–57)
  • Kuno Klötzer (1957–58)
  • Fritz Silken (1958–59)
  • Günter Grothkopp (1959–62)
  • Heinz Lucas (1962–63)
  • Helmut Kronsbein (Jul 1963 – Apr 66)
  • Hannes Kirk (Apr–Jun 66)
  • Horst Buhtz (Jul 1966 – Feb 68)
  • Karl-Hein Mühlhausen (Feb–Jun 68) (caretaker)
  • Zlatko Čajkovski (Jul 1968 – Dec 69)
  • Hans Pilz (Jan–Jun 70)
  • Helmuth Johannsen (Jul 1970 – Nov 71)
  • Hans Hipp (Nov 1971 – Feb 73)
  • Hannes Baldauf (Mar 1973 – Mar 74)
  • Helmut Kronsbein (Mar 1974 – Jan 76)
  • Hannes Baldauf (Jan–Dec 76)
  • Helmut Kronsbein (Dec 1976 – Jun 78)
  • Toni Burghardt (Jul 1978 – Jun 79)
  • Diethelm Ferner (Jul 1979 – Nov 82)
  • Gerd Bohnsack (Nov 1982 – Oct 83)
  • Werner Biskup (Oct 1983 – Nov 85)
  • Jürgen Rynio (Nov 1985 – Jan 86)
  • Jörg Berger (Jan–Mar 86)
  • Helmut Kalthoff (Mar–May 86)
  • Jürgen Wähling (Jun 1986 – Sep 88)
  • Hans Siemensmeyer (Sep 1988 – Mar 89)
  • Reinhard Saftig (Mar 1989 – Jun 89)
  • Slobodan Cendic (Jul 1989 – Aug 89)
  • Michael Krüger (Sep 1989 – Sep 90)
  • Michael Lorkowski (Oct 1990 – Jun 92)
  • Eberhard Vogel (Jul 1992 – Nov 93)
  • Rolf Schafstall (Nov 1993 – Nov 94)
  • Peter Neururer (Nov 1994 – May 95)
  • Miloš Đelmaš (May 1995 – Jul 95)
  • Egon Coordes (Jul 1995 – Mar 96)
  • Jürgen Stoffregen (Mar–Jun 96)
  • Reinhold Fanz (Jul 1996 – Dec 98)
  • Franz Gerber (Dec 1998 – Jul 99)
  • Branko Ivanković (Jul 1999 – Feb 2000)
  • Horst Ehrmantraut (Feb 2000 – Apr 2001)
  • Ralf Rangnick (May 2001 – March 2004)
  • Ewald Lienen (Mar 2004 – Nov 2005)
  • Peter Neururer (Nov 2005 – Aug 2006)
  • Dieter Hecking (Sep 2006 – Aug 2009)
  • Andreas Bergmann (Aug 2009 – Jan 2010)
  • Mirko Slomka (Jan 2010–)

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