Players who played for both Austria Wien and Simmeringer
Our records list 27 players: Christian Prosenik, Toni Polster, Karl Sesta, Leopold Neumer, Ferdinand Swatosch, Rudolf Viertl, Karl Kurz, Leopold Mikolasch, Erich Strobl, Oskar Swoboda and 17 more.
- Christian Prosenik Austria Wien 1986-95, 2000-01 · Simmeringer 1984-85
- Toni Polster Austria Wien 1982-87 · Simmeringer 1981-82
- Karl Sesta Austria Wien 1934-42 · Simmeringer 1925-27
- Leopold Neumer Austria Wien 1935-43, 1945-47 · Simmeringer 1951-52, 2026-27
- Ferdinand Swatosch Austria Wien 1920-24 · Simmeringer 1911-14, 1919-21
- Rudolf Viertl
- Karl Kurz
- Leopold Mikolasch
- Erich Strobl
- Oskar Swoboda
27 players
Christian Prosenik
MidfielderAustria Wien 1986-95, 2000-01 · Simmeringer 1984-85
Toni PolsterStrikerAustria Wien 1982-87 · Simmeringer 1981-82
Karl SestaSweeperAustria Wien 1934-42 · Simmeringer 1925-27- Leopold NeumerAustria Wien 1935-43, 1945-47 · Simmeringer 1951-52, 2026-27
- Ferdinand SwatoschStrikerAustria Wien 1920-24 · Simmeringer 1911-14, 1919-21
Rudolf ViertlLeft Winger- Karl Kurz
- Leopold Mikolasch
- Erich Strobl
- Oskar Swoboda
- Johann Kliwitsch
- Rudolf Vsolek
- Franz Podpiera
- Franz Helmreich
- Johann Löw
- Johann Schneider
- Thomas Pfeiler
- Mario Wohlfahrt
- Hans-Peter Buchleitner
- Fritz BorganStriker
- Franz Viertl
- Norbert Krasa
- Erich Medveth
- Werner HuschekLeft Winger
- Gerhard Kumhofer
- Erich StojaspalLeft Winger
- Walter Tamandl
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Who are the Players who played for both Austria Wien and Simmeringer?
Our records list 27 players: Christian Prosenik, Toni Polster, Karl Sesta, Leopold Neumer, Ferdinand Swatosch, Rudolf Viertl, Karl Kurz, Leopold Mikolasch, Erich Strobl, Oskar Swoboda and 17 more.