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- Willy_Meisl abstract "Willy Meisl (December 26, 1895, Vienna – June 12, 1968, Locarno) was an Austrian-jewish sports journalist in the 20th century; the brother of the Austrian national football manager, Hugo Meisl.Willy Meisl's writings did much to transform the way football was perceived and played throughout continental Europe. In 1955 he coined the phrase 'The Whirl' to describe the play of his brother's Austrian 'Wunderteam' of the 1930s. He wrote: ‘We must free our soccer youth from the shackles of playing to order, along rails as it were. We must give them ideas and encourage them to develop their own.’ Meisl's early career showed an inclination toward sports and participation. He played amateur football asa goalkeeper in Vienna, was even selected for the national side by his brother; he played tennis, boxing, was a swimmer, played water polo and, later, coached the Swedish side Hammarby IF for two seasons from 1923. He completed legal studies in the early 1920s but his career was in print, working for a Berlin newspaper (Vossische Zeitung) between 1924–1933 before establishing himself as an astute author and editor.He emigrated to the United Kingdom in January, 1934 following the Nazi's seizure of power in Germany and continued as a journalist. He assisted the British Olympic Committee in working in their press department in preparation for the 1936 Summer Olympics held in Berlin, joined the British Army, and was a staff member of the Foreign Office.".
- Willy_Meisl birthDate "1895-12-26".
- Willy_Meisl birthPlace Austria-Hungary.
- Willy_Meisl birthPlace Vienna.
- Willy_Meisl birthYear "1895".
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- Willy_Meisl deathDate "1968-06-12".
- Willy_Meisl deathPlace Locarno.
- Willy_Meisl deathPlace Switzerland.
- Willy_Meisl deathYear "1968".
- Willy_Meisl managerClub Hammarby_IF.
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- Willy_Meisl team FK_Austria_Wien.
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- Willy_Meisl birthDate "1895-12-26".
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- Willy_Meisl dateOfBirth "1895-12-26".
- Willy_Meisl dateOfDeath "1968-06-12".
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- Willy_Meisl fullname "Wilhelm Meisl".
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- Willy_Meisl manageryears "1923".
- Willy_Meisl name "Meisl, Willy".
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- Willy_Meisl placeOfDeath Locarno.
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- Willy_Meisl shortDescription "Association footballer".
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- Willy_Meisl comment "Willy Meisl (December 26, 1895, Vienna – June 12, 1968, Locarno) was an Austrian-jewish sports journalist in the 20th century; the brother of the Austrian national football manager, Hugo Meisl.Willy Meisl's writings did much to transform the way football was perceived and played throughout continental Europe. In 1955 he coined the phrase 'The Whirl' to describe the play of his brother's Austrian 'Wunderteam' of the 1930s.".
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