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German footballer and manager For the Swedish theatrical producer, see Lars Schmidt (producer).

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Lars Schmidt
Personal information
Date of birth	(1965-09-13) 13 September 1965 (age 59)
Height	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1985–1995	Karlsruher SC	265	(5)
1995–1999	Mainz 05	99	(3)
1999–2001	Kickers Offenbach	41	(0)
Total		405	(8)
Managerial career
2003–2004	Kickers Offenbach
2005–2010	Kickers Obertshausen
2010–2012	TGM SV Jügesheim
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Lars Schmidt (born 13 September 1965) is a German former professional footballer who became a coach.

References

"Lars Schmidt". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 15 August 2014.

v t e Kickers Offenbach – managers
Nagy (1922) Keller (1926) MacPherson (1927) Keller (1928) Keller (1945–46) Oßwald (1946–58) Cuvaj (1958–62) Merkle (1962–64) Momirski (1964–65) Baluses (1965–68) Schreiner (1968) Oßwald (1968–69) Schreiner (1969) Čajkovski (1970) Schreiner (1970) A. Schmidt (1970) Gutendorf (1970–71) Klötzer (1971–72) Lóránt (1972–74) Rehhagel (1974–75) Čajkovski (1976) Klug (1976–78) Heese (1978–80) Brungs (1980–82) Buchmann (1982–84) Nuber (1984) Fuchs (1984) Heese (1984–85) Kohls (1985–86) Brungs (1986–87) Jung (1987) Renner (1987–89) Semlitsch (1989) Neues (1989–90) Geinzer (1990–92) Buchmann (1992–94) Herr (1994–95) Kohls (1995) Uschek (1995) Borchers (1996–97) Kohls & Hambücker (1997) Boysen (1997–99) Neururer (1999–2000) Stepanović (2000) Hahn (2000) Kohls (2000) Hahn (2000) Müller & Roth (2000) Berndroth (2000–03) L. Schmidt (2003–04) Binz (2004) Boysen (2004–06) Menze (2006) Frank (2006–07) Andersen (2007–08) Boysen (2008–09) Menze (2009–10) Wolf (2010–11) Gerstner (2011) Dudeck & Binz (2011) Van Lent (2011–13) Schmitt (2013–16) Reck (2016–18) Steuernagel (2018–19) Keßler (2019) Barletta (2019–20) Ristić (2021–22) Schmidt (2022) Parlatan (2022–23) Neidhart (2023–)

Kickers Offenbach – managers

Nagy (1922)
Keller (1926)
MacPherson (1927)
Keller (1928)
Keller (1945–46)
Oßwald (1946–58)
Cuvaj (1958–62)
Merkle (1962–64)
Momirski (1964–65)
Baluses (1965–68)
Schreiner (1968)
Oßwald (1968–69)
Schreiner (1969)
Čajkovski (1970)
Schreiner (1970)
A. Schmidt (1970)
Gutendorf (1970–71)
Klötzer (1971–72)
Lóránt (1972–74)
Rehhagel (1974–75)
Čajkovski (1976)
Klug (1976–78)
Heese (1978–80)
Brungs (1980–82)
Buchmann (1982–84)
Nuber (1984)
Fuchs (1984)
Heese (1984–85)
Kohls (1985–86)
Brungs (1986–87)
Jung (1987)
Renner (1987–89)
Semlitsch (1989)
Neues (1989–90)
Geinzer (1990–92)
Buchmann (1992–94)
Herr (1994–95)
Kohls (1995)
Uschek (1995)
Borchers (1996–97)
Kohls & Hambücker (1997)
Boysen (1997–99)
Neururer (1999–2000)
Stepanović (2000)
Hahn (2000)
Kohls (2000)
Hahn (2000)
Müller & Roth (2000)
Berndroth (2000–03)
L. Schmidt (2003–04)
Binz (2004)
Boysen (2004–06)
Menze (2006)
Frank (2006–07)
Andersen (2007–08)
Boysen (2008–09)
Menze (2009–10)
Wolf (2010–11)
Gerstner (2011)
Dudeck & Binz (2011)
Van Lent (2011–13)
Schmitt (2013–16)
Reck (2016–18)
Steuernagel (2018–19)
Keßler (2019)
Barletta (2019–20)
Ristić (2021–22)
Schmidt (2022)
Parlatan (2022–23)
Neidhart (2023–)

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