Anton MALATINSKÝ 1946-1950

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Name: Anton Malatinský Nickname: "Tóno", "Toni-báči" Country:  Slovakia Club: : FC Spartak Trnava 1941-1950 Position: *SS, AMF, DMF (Optional CF) Side: RF/BS Age: 21-29 years (15/01/1920) Height: 176 cm (Approx.) Weight: 78 kg (Approx.) Attack: 82 Defence: 63 Balance: 84 Stamina: 78 Top Speed: 72 Acceleration: 74 Response: 78 Agility: 78 Dribble Accuracy: 83 Dribble Speed: 77 Short Pass Accuracy: 85 Short Pass Speed: 78 Long Pass Accuracy: 84 Long Pass Speed: 79 Shot Accuracy: 80 Shot Power: 87 Shot Technique: 78 Free Kick Accuracy: 85 Curling: 79 Header: 72 Jump: 75 Technique: 87 Aggression: 77 Mentality: 85 Goalkeeper Skills: 50 Team Work: 84 Injury Tolerance: C Condition: 5 Weak Foot Accuracy: 5 Weak Foot Frequency: 5 Consistency: 5 Growth type: Standard CARDS: S02 - Passer P08 - Pinpoint Pass P13 - Long Ranger SPECIAL ABILITIES: Positioning - Passing - Middle Shooting Attack/Defence Awareness Card: Balanced Info: - It was unfortunate for Trnava TŠS that the end of the separate league competition was affected by the war events. After František Bolček returned from military service, the composition of the OAP in Bratislava was stabilized, which led TŠS to the top of the Czech Republic. It consisted of: Lukovič - Rychtárik, Stankovič - J. Cisár, J. Hagara, J. Tibenský - Bolček, A. Malatinský, Ulehla, Hroznár, Lengharth. In Ormandy the attack was intensified later, after Hroznár left for Považská Bystrica J. Brezovsky. If after the 1942/1943 season TŠS finished in 5th place, in the following season it appeared behind a strong Bratislava pair (ŠK, OAP). In the sixth year, the majority - Trnava first beat Zvolen 4-2, then suffered a debacle against ŠK Bratislava (0-5) in Tehelno poli. However, due to the outbreak of the SNP, the competition was interrupted and in the end it was not even finished due to the events of the war. After the brutal suppression of the SNP, regional competitions were established in Slovakia. T ŠS played in the so-called western group. From their point of view, the first match in Tehelno poli ended almost the same as the last (0-4), which was followed by eight victories. First against the army OAP (4-1), on whose shirt were goalkeeper Boledovič and striker Benedikovič from Trnava, then over Malacki (3-2), Hlohov (5-1), ASO Bratislava (6-0), ŠK Kábel (5-5). :1), the German DSK Bratislava (4-2) and the Hungarian VAS Bratislava (5-1) and finally in Čeklís (6-0). After these matches, TŠS finished first, but the competition did not continue with the return rounds. And what kind of player was Anton Malatinský at that time? "He was a football player. He had an incredible shot, fantastic technique. He had one weakness: speed. It was not really his strong point, sometimes he even seemed heavy-handed. Maybe it was an advantage for his character, he was stronger, he inherited it from his father. But he was very good positionally, he had an instinct for situations and he scored goals. He had incredible direct shots, they were impeccable," poor Jozef Hagara described him. Anton Malatinský was an excellent technical player, he took his place as a midfielder when needed, but he played mainly in attack. He was compared to Viktor Tegelhoff, which was certainly an honour. He even played with him several times, either in the Slovak national team or later at ŠK Bratislava. And as for the mentioned direct kicks, his teammates made fun of him: that's what happens when you have a stick like a hockey stick! They thought of a peculiarity that characterized both of Anton Malatinská's legs. The third and fourth fingers were fused together. There was no abnormality, the fingers were connected through the skin. However, the teammates nodded their heads sagely, saying that this is how Tóno can shoot harder. He was just smiling... - Rodák z Trnavy Anton Malatinský, narozený 15. januára 1920, začínal v Rapide, neskôr hrával aj za ŠK Bratislava, s ktorým získal dva tituly majstra. V lige zohral 219 zápasov a dal 79 gólov (z toho za Trnavu 195/64). Bol výborným strelcom a dirigentom, skvelým technikom. Šesťkrát reprezentoval Slovensko a desaťkrát po vojne ČSR, bol aj na MS 1954 vo Švajčiarsku. - He was also envied abroad. Anton Malatinský excelled as a player and even more so as a coach. Nicknamed Toni-báči, he first played as a midfielder. He attracted attention primarily for his excellent technique, thanks to which he made it into the national team. Only a knee injury kept him off the pitch in 1956. By then, he had already had some successful coaching experience. "Despite his stays abroad, he is one of the Slovak coaches with the most league appearances. As a coach, he led his charges in 538 matches," Spartak Trnava recalls. - On the pitch, his main weapon was his technique and an accurate shot. There was also an oddity associated with his playing days. He was nominated for the 1954 World Cup, even though he was playing for Handlová at the time. He traveled to Switzerland as a third-division player, but ultimately didn't make it into the tournament's starting lineup... - In the last years of his career he played as a center forward. Links: https://www.sportovelegendy.sk/nahlady/ ... tinsky.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20070927000 ... inskyAnton https://trnavske.radio/2022/12/04/anton ... imi-rokmi/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Malatinsk%C3%BD https://sportweb.pravda.sk/futbal/ostat ... e-majstri/ https://zivotopis.osobnosti.cz/anton--malatinsky.php