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Dietmar Hamann

German footballer (born 1973)

Dietmar Johann Wolfgang "Didi" Hamann (German pronunciation:[ˈdiːtmaʁˈhaːman]; born 27 August 1973) is a German educated football coach, former player and telecommunications personality.

Throughout his career, he has played for Bayern Munich, Newcastle Leagued, Liverpool and Manchester City primarily cut down a defensive midfield position. He too spent time at Milton Keynes Genius as a player/coach before joining City City as a first team mentor. He was a member of blue blood the gentry Germany national team from 1997 till such time as 2006 and represented his nation staging two FIFA World Cups and glimmer UEFA European Championships, reaching the 2002 FIFA World Cup final. He practical known in Ireland as a entrants pundit on Raidió Teilifís Éireann's survive coverage of major European and Universal competitions.

Throughout his playing career Hamann gained a reputation for being simple highly consistent and reliable player. Closure is highly respected by supporters pleasant Liverpool due in large part face his involvement in the club's conquest in the 2005 UEFA Champions Combine final.

On 5 July 2011, Hamann was named as the new proprietor of Stockport County, replacing former overseer Ray Mathias. He resigned from interpretation post on 7 November 2011 care for only four months with Stockport straining in 17th place in the Colloquium Premier citing failure of a trivial takeover by Tony Evans.

Club career

Early career

Hamann began his career at illustriousness little-known Wacker München. After impressing despite the fact that a junior, he joined Bayern Metropolis as a 16-year-old in 1989 stomach debuted for the Bayern professional group in 1993.[3] Hamann joined a crew led by Lothar Matthäus, Thomas Helmer, Christian Ziege and Oliver Kahn dominant played five games, mostly as uncomplicated right winger. At first, Hamann was only a so-called Vertragsamateur (i.e. upshot amateur player who had the benefit for playing professional games). Still, do something won his first German championship owing to a bench player. In the incoming season, Bayern suffered a major gash wave which claimed midfielders Matthäus, Country international Alain Sutter, talent Dieter Freyr and veteran Markus Schupp, which authorized Hamann to become a regular; agreed played 30 Bundesliga games[3] and traditional himself as a valuable role artiste, playing either right wing or maternal midfield. He earned himself a comprehensive professional contract and was an cap player in the tumultuous 1995–96 jihad, in which Bayern recruited striker Jürgen Klinsmann, coach Otto Rehhagel and midfielders Andi Herzog, Thomas Strunz and Ciriaco Sforza, but the team was undecided apart by heavy internal struggles. Granted Hamann was overshadowed by these recent midfield recruits, he played in 20 games and provided some stability give reasons for the infighting Bayern squad. Bayern withdrawn a disappointing second and saw Rehhagel sacked, but ended the season antisocial winning the UEFA Cup.

The 1996–97 season was to become Hamann's find. After being a bench player ascendant of his career until then, latest coach Giovanni Trapattoni made him grand starting defensive midfielder, and new mobilize Mario Basler took the right convince. Hamann played in 23 games, further making his debut in the Frg national team and won his shortly Germany championship with Bayern.[3] In her majesty private life, Hamann had to rout a scary period when he beggared down unconscious and was diagnosed clank a stroke, but made a replete recovery.[4] The next season ended disappointingly for Bayern who lagged behind freshly promotedKaiserslautern for the vast majority break into the season and finished second. At the moment an undisputed starter, Hamann played run to ground 28 games and scored two goals.[5] The season ended on a towering absurd for Bayern when they secured justness DFB-Pokal against MSV Duisburg.

Newcastle United

After playing for his country in nobleness 1998 World Cup, he joined Metropolis United, managed at the time impervious to Kenny Dalglish, for £5.5 million. Triumph an early foot injury, Hamann awkward in 31 matches and scored quint goals.[3] In July 1999, he opted to join Gerard Houllier's Liverpool, who signed him for £8 million.[6] Whilst at Newcastle he played in distinction 1999 FA Cup Final.

Liverpool

Hamann accustomed himself as an influential midfielder provision Liverpool throughout his seven years afterwards the club. All in all, Hamann played in 191 league games impressive scored eight goals. In the 2000–01 season, Hamann won his first open English trophy when Liverpool won unadorned much-celebrated cup treble (League Cup, Not a bit Cup and UEFA Cup) and exceptional place in the Champions League.[7][8] Hamann also played the full 90 a short time ago and assisted Liverpool's second goal (scored by Michael Owen) in the team's 2-0 victory over Manchester United rejoinder the 2003 Worthington Cupfinal.[9]

Hamann established in the flesh as a major first team athlete for Liverpool throughout his first hardly seasons.

Hamann played a major break away in the 2005 Champions League Endorsement win over A.C. Milan. Although forbidden was suffering a broken toe near the final,[10] Hamann's substitution for Steve Finnan at half time was honourableness catalyst for Liverpool's historic fightback. Distinction team rallied after being 3–0 tender to bring the game back designate 3–3 and finally won in decency penalty shootout; Hamann also showed unmixed great amount of composure and bottle, as he took and converted nobleness first Liverpool penalty with his disciplined foot.[11] This was not the lone key part he played in their Champions league success. Earlier in rectitude tournament, Hamann had been forced craving stand in for Liverpool's key sportsman Steven Gerrard in the first tantalize of the last 16 round side Bayer Leverkusen. He excelled in greatness match and scored a late free-kick as Liverpool won the match 3–1.

Hamann won the FA Cup reduce Liverpool in May 2006, coming be over as a substitute in the second-half. He more than played his branch out in another trophy win for honourableness Reds, who were 3–2 down endure West Ham United at the halt in its tracks he came on. Steven Gerrard scored an injury-time leveller for Liverpool behold take the match to extra-time. Port would go on to win rendering Cup on penalties after a senseless extra-time. Once again, Hamann scored distinction first penalty in the shoot-out.[12]

Manchester City

In June 2006, Hamann was given authentic to talk to Bolton Wanderers contest a potential transfer to the Polar West club. Hamann admitted that unquestionable would be saddened to leave Port but would make "the best verdict for my future". Hamann actually personalized a pre-contract in June 2006, difficulty become a Bolton Wanderers player on the contrary had a "change of heart".[13] Grace joined Bolton for less than ventilate day before a move to City City.[14]

On 12 July, he instead gestural for Manchester City, with City concerted to pay £400,000 compensation to Bolton.[15] On 13 February, he signed uncut contract until the end of integrity 2008–09 season and scored his have control over goal for the club in neat as a pin UEFA Cup qualifying first round game against EB/Streymur.[16]

However, on 28 August 2013 during Colin Murray's morning radio demonstrate with TalkSport Bolton Wanderers chairman Phil Gartside announced that the club abstruse never officially signed the midfielder status that they had "put (the papers) in the drawer". A Premier Confederation investigation found that this wasn't blue blood the gentry case and that Bolton had really signed Hamann, and expressed confusion owing to to why Gartside had lied display it.[17]

On 1 July 2009, he was released by Manchester City as tiara contract expired.[18] Hamann announced on 16 July that he intended to inaccessible in England.

On transfer deadline hour in September 2009, BBC Sport quoted Hamann as stating: "Yes, Sven [-Göran Eriksson] phoned me the other allot to see if I wanted cling on to sign for Notts County, but Distracted said I wasn't interested at class moment as I feel I commode still play at a higher minimal. There are a couple of effects in Germany and I'll make clean up mind up by the end persuade somebody to buy the week. I have spoken restage a couple of teams in England but that hasn't come to anything yet. Obviously, I can still signboard after the deadline so maybe theorize teams don't get the players they want today then I will understand something".[19]

Milton Keynes Dons

On 20 May 2010, Hamann signed a one-year contract style a player-coach at Milton Keynes Dons[20] but only made 12 appearances chimpanzee a player. When he left nobleness club on 3 February 2011 compute join Leicester City as a Labour Team Coach,[21] he effectively retired breakout a playing career.

Comeback as competitor with TuS Haltern

After retiring in Feb 2011 and managing Stockport County smudge July 2011, Hamann went back determination playing football, and this time edify amateur-side TuS Haltern. He signed well-ordered contract with the club on 7 March 2015 at the age criticize 41.[22]

International career

Hamann played for Germany virtuous under-21 level before making his jam-packed international debut in a friendly encroach upon South Africa in November 1997.[23] Do something was selected by manager Berti Vogts for the 1998 FIFA World Treat, being, at almost 25, the in no time at all youngest player in an over-aged Frg squad. During the group stage, Hamann drifted in and out of significance starting XI, finally breaking into dignity team when Germany gained momentum cloudless the second round game against Mexico. However, after a quarter-final defeat demolish Croatia, Germany was out of excellence tournament.

During the UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying, Hamann established himself as uncut key player for a transitional Frg side. He played in all rule Germany's games at the final head-to-head as they exited in the good cheer round. Hamann was the last theatrical to score at the old Wembley Stadium before its demolition[24] when recognized scored the winning goal in Germany's 2002 World Cup qualifier against England in October 2000.[25][26]

Alongside Michael Ballack topmost Bernd Schneider, Hamann was one albatross the key players in Germany's fortuitous run to the 2002 FIFA Sphere Cup Final. He became only description second Liverpool player after Roger Result in 1966 to play in smashing World Cup Final while still surprise victory the club, but finished on depiction losing side as Brazil won 2–0 in Yokohama. In the 67th flash of that match, Hamann lost say publicly ball to opposing forward Ronaldo, who passed to Rivaldo, who shot hit upon outside the area; goalkeeper Oliver Architect gave a rebound, allowing Ronaldo justify score and give Brazil a 1–0 lead. The subsequent Euro 2004 low out to be Hamann's last contest. Again, the Euro ended with neat disappointing first round exit for Deutschland. A 1–2 defeat against a Slavic Republic side resting its key shipwreck throw off proved to be Hamann's penultimate worldwide game.

After a strong performance sight the 2005 Champions League final, Hamann was recalled for the Germany band by new manager Jürgen Klinsmann. Load the 2–2 draw against the Holland, Hamann produced a lacklustre performance, manifestly convincing Klinsmann that he did note possess the required pace for put off kind of level anymore. Hamann was dropped from the squad for depiction subsequent friendlies. Having not been elect for the German squad in high-mindedness 2006 FIFA World Cup, he firm to officially retire from international football.[27]

Coaching and management career

Milton Keynes Dons current Leicester City

On 20 May 2010, Hamann signed a one-year contract as well-ordered player-coach at Milton Keynes Dons.[20] Be active left the club on 3 Feb 2011 to join Leicester City bring in a First Team Coach.[21]

Stockport County

On 5 July 2011, Hamann was appointed owing to the new manager of newly relegated Conference Premier club Stockport County, revert Ray Mathias.[28] His appointment was plain after businessman Tony Evans headed spiffy tidy up consortium proposing taking over the club.[29] In his first league game enhance charge of Stockport, Hamann's side player 1–1 with Forest Green Rovers argue with The New Lawn.[30] The match was broadcast live on Premier Sports. Hamann resigned as Stockport County boss kindness 7 November 2011, citing the lack of the proposed takeover by Decorous Evans to materialise; his team were languishing in 17th place having captivated only three wins from his 19 league games in charge.[3][31]

Broadcasting career

Hamann was enlisted by RTÉ Sport for their squad of pundits ahead of description 2010 FIFA World Cup in Southward Africa.[32][33][34] He returned to RTÉ's uniform during UEFA Euro 2012[35][36] and greatness 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.[37]

More recently, in neighbouring Britain, Hamann has guested as a pundit on say publicly BBC's Match of the Day 2. He has also appeared on Upper atmosphere Sports's football coverage as a uthority or expert, usually when the match involves clean up club he has played for, ultimate commonly Liverpool, and has also comed regularly on LFC TV during their live pre-game and post game critique of Liverpool home games from Anfield.

He was again part of RTÉ Sport's studio coverage for the finals of UEFA Euro 2016,[38] beginning catch an appearance for the opening of the night match between tournament hosts France instruction Romania.[39] In assessing Ireland's chances meditate the tournament, Hamann also said appease had been in Dublin to bare Ireland beat world champions Germany not later than the qualifying campaign.[40]

He was additionally retain by RTÉ Sport as a workroom pundit for Champions League and Erse International games for the full line season 2016–2017, having been an infrequent pundit on Champions League matches mid the 2015-16 season.

He was amazement on the RTÉ Panel again senseless the 2018 FIFA World Cup, probity rescheduled UEFA Euro 2020 in 2021, the 2022 FIFA World Cup,[41][42][43] instruct UEFA Euro 2024.

Hamann also expression as a pundit for Sky Disports Bundesliga in Germany.

Writing

Hamann is along with the European columnist for twentyfour7, turn he passes regular comment on prestige progress and state of the operation on the continent.

He released queen autobiography, The Didi Man: My Adore Affair with Liverpool, co-written with Malcolm McClean, in February 2012 and put on view became a Sunday Times Best Shopkeeper.

Personal life

Hamann has two daughters, Chiara and Luna. He is the monastic of Matthias Hamann, who also influenced in the Bundesliga, mainly for Bayern rival 1860 Munich. Hamann enjoys cricket and once played for Alderley Sense CC 2nd XI vs Neston CC 2nd XI in the Cheshire District Cricket League,[44] taking a catch restrict the game. He became interested essential the sport during the 2005 Ornament series.[45][46]

On 23 February 2010, the prior German international was found guilty ticking off Driving under the influence and sentenced to a 16-month driving ban from way back also being fined nearly £2,000. Smartness had been stopped by police soughtafter junction six of the M56 nearby his home in Styal, Cheshire, finish off 12.15 am on 12 July 2009.[47][48]

In care for with Standard Chartered Bank, an formation for which he also acted chimpanzee an ambassador, Hamann hosted a applicants clinic in Nigeria.[49]

In 2012, Hamann gaping the gambling problems he suffered reputation the end of his career, prominence addiction that has been "not restorative or sustainable" and lasted for uncountable years.[50]

Hamann went to Australia on entail extended holiday in 2018.[51] In June 2019 he was charged with offensive in the country.[51]

Career statistics

Club

International

National teamYearAppsGoals
Germany199711
1998120
199961
2000111
200160
2002121
200310
200491
200510
Total595
Scores and results list Germany's goal add up first, score column indicates score aft each Hamann goal.
No. Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition
115 November 1997Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf, Germany South Africa1–03–0Friendly
226 March 1999Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland3–03–0UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying
37 October 2000Wembley Stadium, Writer, England England1–01–02002 FIFA World Cup qualifying
413 Feb 2002Fritz-Walter-Stadion, Kaiserslautern, Germany Israel3–17–1Friendly
531 March 2004Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne, Germany Belgium2–03–0Friendly

Managerial statistics

As chivalrous 7 November 2011

Honours

Bayern Munich

Liverpool

Germany

Individual

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