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Table

 Pl. Team G W D L Goals Pts.
1.  SC Magna 2 2 0 0 7:1 6
2.  Sturm Graz 2 2 0 0 5:0 6
3.  Austria Wien 2 2 0 0 6:3 6
4.  FC Wacker 1 1 0 0 4:0 3
5.  SV Ried 2 1 0 1 4:4 3
6.  Red Bull Salzburg 1 0 1 0 0:0 1
7.  Kapfenberg 2 0 1 1 0:2 1
8.  Mattersburg 2 0 0 2 1:6 0
8.  Rapid Wien 2 0 0 2 1:6 0
10.  LASK 2 0 0 2 3:9 0

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Players profil

Markus Heikkinen


8   Markus Heikkinen
Nation Finland  Finland
Date of birth 13.10.1978
Height 185 cm
Weight 80 kg
Position Midfield
tipp-3 Bundesliga powerd by T-Mobile, Season 2008/09

Games 2

Goals 0

Assists 0

Yellow 0

Yellow-Red 0

Red 0

Exchanged 0

Replaced 0

Minutes played 180
Players rating
Date Encounter Votes Points Average
  Total: 8246 17844  


    11 questions:
  1. Name three things that come to mind when thinking about Rapid?
    Green and white, 3 stars, my new challenge
  2. What does the idea of Rapid mean to you, considering you could possibly be better off elsewhere?
    I had a good feeling after my first visit to Vienna. I liked everything about the club and its followers right from the start.
  3. What goes through your mind when the Rapid fans applaud non-stop for the final 15 minutes?
    I was told about it in a friendly before experiencing it for myself. I think it’s a great tradition
  4. Where do you see yourself and Rapid in 5 years’ time?
    I see myself still playing in Europe and I see Rapid topping the table.
  5. What has been your finest moment as a Rapid player so far?
    The way that the Rapid family have welcomed me to the club.
  6. And your most bitter Rapid experience?
    I haven’t had any.
  7. What is your personal motto?
    I don’t have one.
  8. Which goals do you still wish to achieve as a player?
    To be successful with Rapid in Europe and to qualify for a World Cup or European Championship with Finland.
  9. What would your dream job have been, had you not become a professional footballer?
    Ice hockey player
  10. is unfortunately still often a part of the modern game. What would you say to a fan or opponent who harasses another player purely because of his origins?
    The skin colour and origin of a person shouldn’t make a difference. And it’s a problem for an opponent, then he can be sure to know where the next tackle is coming from.
  11. Have you already got plans for when you hang up your boots?
    None yet. I hope to play on for some time yet. Afterwards I’d like to remain involved in the game.