Harry Witt

German footballer

Harry Witt

Witt with Holstein Kiel during the 1978–79 season

Personal information
Date of birth|  (1954-08-29)29 August 1954
Position(s)|  Forward
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1973–1980|  Holstein Kiel|  |
1980–1981|  SC Viktoria Köln|  15|  (1)
1981–1982|  SG Union Solingen|  10|  (5)
1983–1987|  Holstein Kiel|  |
1987–1988|  SV Ellerbek|  |
Managerial career
|  SC Comet Kiel
|  TSV Altenholz
1995|  Holstein Kiel
2002–2015|  TSV Altenholz
2015–2017|  Inter Türkspor Kiel
2018|  Inter Türkspor Kiel
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Harry Witt (born 29 August 1954) is a German former professional football player, who played as a forward, and later manager.[1] He is currently the sports director for FC Kilia Kiel, which plays in the Schleswig-Holstein-Liga.[2]

## References

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1. ^ Harry Witt at WorldFootball.net
2. ^ Harder, Jan Claas (15 January 2021). "Football was always Harry Witt's greatest passion". SportBuzzer (in German). Retrieved 3 August 2022.

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Holstein Kiel – managers

* Linken & Esser (1947)
* Tauchert (1948)
* Kretschmann (1948–50)
* Beimel (1950–52)
* Tauchert (1952–54)
* Johannsen (1954–61)
* Wolf (1961–64)
* Ullmann (1964–65)
* Johannsen (1965)
* Meidt (1965–66)
* Faßnacht (1966–68)
* Ehlers (1968–72)
* Preuß (1972–74)
* Bannasch (1974–76)
* Koll (1976–78)
* Böge (1978–79)
* Arkoç (1979)
* Prokop (1979–80)
* Rickert (1980–81)
* von Soden (1981–84)
* Wendland (1984)
* Bannasch (1984–85)
* Siegel (1985–86)
* Lorkowski (1986–88)
* Zemojtel (1988–89)
* Schildt (1989–91)
* Penning (1991)
* Paetau (1992)
* Brexendorf (1992–94)
* Krüger (1994–95)
* Paetau (1995)
* Witt (1995)
* Martens (1995–97)
* Bollow (1997–99)
* Lorkowski (1999–2000)
* Schock (2000–02)
* Moors (2002–03)
* Schock (2003–04)
* Vollmann (2004)
* Neubarth (2004–06)
* Böger (2006–07)
* Vollmann (2007–08)
* Götz (2008–09)
* Wück (2009–10)
* Gutzeit (2010–13)
* Neitzel (2013–16)
* Anfang (2016–18)
* Walter (2018–19)
* Schubert (2019)
* Werner (2019–21)
* Bremser (2021)
* Rapp (2021–)

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