What is Friedrich Kominek?
'''Friedrich Kominek''' (born 17 January 1927 in Vienna – died 25 October 2002) was an Austrian football player and manager. In Austria he played mainly for [[FK Austria Wien]]. He also played for the [[Austria national football team|Austrian national football team]]. ==Career== Due to the war Kominek already played for [[FK Austria Wien|Austria]] in the championship in 1942–43. He made his debut for the [[Austria national football team|Austrian national team]] against [[Hungary national football team|Hungary]] on August 20, 1945, scoring a goal.<ref>[https://www.oefb.at/NT-Profile/Spieler/994314?Friedrich-Kominek Players profile ÖFB]</ref> His greatest successes were three Austrian championships in 1949, 1950 and 1953 as well as two wins in the ÖFB Cup in [[1947–48 Austrian Cup|1948]] and [[1948–49 Austrian Cup|1949]] . In the successful time with Austria, Fritz Kominek made two more appearances in the national team in 1949 and three more international matches in 1953. Then the ÖFB allowed him to transfer to [[Nîmes Olympique]] in Division 1 before he was 30 at the beginning of 1955. After two and a half years in Nîmes Fritz Kominek went to [[RC Strasbourg Alsace|RC Strasbourg]] from Division 2. The winger contributed twelve goals to the promotion. After another year in Division 1, he moved in 1959 to [[RC Lens]]. In November 1960 he came to Olympique Marseille in Division 2. Then he went back to Austria and played for Schwechater SC and [[First Vienna FC]]<ref> Kominek bei Vienna. In: Arbeiter-Zeitung. Wien 15. Jänner 1963, S. 12. (German) </ref> Then another international transfer followed in 1963. Fritz Kominek played for FC Grenchen in Nationalliga A. Having already worked as player-coach this season, he coached FC Grenchen together with Erwin Ballabio until 1967. Fritz Kominek came to [[GAK]] via the station [[SC Wiener Neustadt|1. Wiener Neustädter SC]], where he surprisingly made it into the final of the ÖFB Cup in [[1967–68 Austrian Cup|1968]]. From 1970 to 1972 he worked as a coach at FC Fribour