(As of May 8, 2025)
Who have been the most important coaches of Prussia Münster in the past 30 years? In this article you will find all the numbers, names, terms.
1. A review of three turbulent decades
Since 1995 on the coaching bench of the SC Prussia Münster some did. In the past three decades, a total of 21 head coaches have been on the sidelines – an impressive number that reveals a lot about the sporting development and leadership philosophy of the association. Continuity was often a wish, but rarely reality.
Some trainers wrote real chapter of success. Sascha Hildmann For example, the team looked after over several years, led it back to the 2nd league and laid the foundation for a new spirit of optimism in the club. Also Roger Schmidtwho was responsible from 2007 to 2010, established Prussia Münster as a fixture in regional league football before continuing his career at the highest level.
Other coaches were only granted a short term. Interim solutions, surprising separations or sporting emergencies kept led to quick changes on the command bridge. Some even returned several times – for example Hans-Werner Moorsthat trained the club in three different periods.
This variety of personalities, concepts and career makes the coaching history of Prussia Münster particularly exciting. The following article illuminates this story in detail – with a table of all trainers since 1995, exciting portraits and a look at trends and patterns of the past 30 years.
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2. The overview – all coaches since 1995
In three decades of Prussia Münster, numerous coaches took over the sporting rudder – with different lengths of term and varying success. In order to create an overview of which names the Preussen-Bank has shaped since 1995, we have compiled all head coaches of the past 30 years in a table.
The following overview is sorted chronologically by the length of your total office. Trainers with several stations at the club were summarized. Not only is those who were the longest in office, but also how many changes took place in short periods of time.
The data is based on publicly accessible information and were carefully prepared.
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3. The top 5 in the portrait
Five coaches have shaped the past three decades at Prussia Münster particularly sustainably. They not only stayed in office for the longest, but also worked in athletically decisive phases. Here we present the top 5 in the individual portrait.
🔹 Sascha Hildmann (1,948 days)
Time: 12/27/2019 – 04/27/2025
Hildmann wrote club history as a promotion coach from the regional league to the 3rd league and later to the 2nd Bundesliga. It stood for stability, team spirit and a compact style of play. Despite later sporting problems, he is remembered as a success architect of the Hildmann years.
🔹 Hans-Werner Moors (1,179 days)
Services:
01.07.1998 – September 22, 1999
11/10/2003 – June 4, 2005
December 19, 2005 – May 27, 2006
Moars was not only head coach three times, but also an important man in difficult times. It was considered binding, factual and down -to -earth – a trainer with a strong connection to the club.
🔹 Peter Vollmann (1,084 days)
Services:
01.07.1996 – June 30, 1998
November 20, 2002 – 10.11.2003
Vollmann was part of the construction phase in the late 90s and later returned. His teams were considered tactically disciplined, if not always offensive. He was equally respected by players and board.
🔹 Roger Schmidt (992 days)
Time: 07/01/2007 – 03/19/2010
With Schmidt, a new era of modern, fast offensive football began. After his time in Münster, he rose as a Bundesliga coach at Leverkusen and later at Benfica Lisbon. His career path is an example of what started with Prussia.
🔹 Ralf Loose (825 days)
Time: 09/15/2013 – December 19, 2015
Loose led the SCP to solid placements in the 3rd division and stabilized the club in a phase without large financial means. Under his leadership, a functioning collective with a good balance between defensive and switching game developed.
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4. Between interim and icon – curious entries
The list of coaches of the SC Prussia Münster is not only long, but also full of stories that do not appear in any statistics book. Some coaches were signed several times, others only took over the team for days. Here are the most curious entries of the past 30 years.
🔸 several times in office: Hans-Werner Moors & Carsten Gockel
Hans-Werner Moors is the epitome of reliability. He was entrusted with responsibility three times – an absolute rarity in professional football. Also Carsten Gockelactually sporting director, jumped in two times when there was a need on the man.
🔸 The shortest: Tasdelen, Barez & Schulze-Marmeling
Cihan Tasdelen The team looked after just 13 days in October 2016 – a record of Kurz. Also Arne Barez (25 days) and Kieran Schulze-Marmeling (10 days, currently 2025) are one of the short -term solutions in turbulent phases. Although Schulze-Marmeling is currently in office (as of 08.05.2025). Although it is officially active as a temporary solution, of course you don’t know what the future is doing.
🔸 from the trainer to the board – or vice versa
Carsten Gockel Switched between different roles: he was a coach, manager and interim rescuer in personnel union. Such constellations testify to close trust – and emergency solutions.
🔸 Trainer with special way
Roger Schmidt started his coaching career in professional football in Münster – today he is internationally known. Also Pavel Dotchev After his time at the SCP, went over several third and second division teams- with a view, but changing success.
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5. Analysis: Trainer continuity at the SCP
21 head coach in 30 years – this number alone already indicates that continuity on the coaching bank at SC Prussia Münster has rarely been a reality. On average, a change on the sidelines occurred about every 1.4 years.
Particularly striking: Between 2000 and 2010, the club was in constant movement. Sometimes two to three trainers were responsible within one calendar year. This high fluctuation was often accompanied by sporting stagnation or financial uncertainty.
In the years after, however, a positive trend emerged: Marc Fascher,, Ralf Loose and in particular Sascha Hildmann stayed in office for significantly longer and managed to establish a sustainable sporty line. Under Hildmann, even the promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga – a sign of what can result from continuity.
A change of coach not only brings a new style, but also unrest in the team and environment. Especially in an ambitious traditional club like Prussia Münster, stability on the sidelines can be a crucial success factor – sporty and economical.
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6. Conclusion
Three decades, 21 trainers, countless stories – the coaching history of Prussia Münster is characterized by heights, depths and many changes. The association rarely found the necessary consistency on the bench for a long time to stabilize itself sustainably.
Nevertheless, the examples of Roger Schmidt,, Marc Fascher or Sascha Hildmannthat the association is able to develop strong personalities or to tie in the long term – when the environment, structure and sporty plan go together.
Overall, it can be said that continuity pays off. Trainers who were allowed to work over several seasons often achieved the best results and enjoyed support from team and fans. At a time when football is becoming increasingly short -lived, a clear plan on the coaching position can become the decisive competitive advantage.
The history of the Prussian trainers remains a reflection of the association: passionate, changeable, but always full of ambition. Anyone who takes a seat on the bench today knows that they will step in big footsteps – and may write the next chapter.
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