Name: Max Kob
Country:
Germany
Clubs:
TSV 1860 MünchenPosition: *
GKSide:
RF/BSAge:
26-32 years (03/06/1898)
Height: 184 cm (approx.)
Weight: 85 kg (approx.)
Attack:
30Defence:
84Balance:
84Stamina:
60Top Speed:
64Acceleration:
66Response:
88Agility:
72Dribble Accuracy:
52Dribble Speed:
50Short Pass Accuracy:
55Short Pass Speed:
59Long Pass Accuracy:
58Long Pass Speed:
62Shot Accuracy:
44Shot Power:
83Shot Technique:
44Free Kick Accuracy:
46Curling:
48Header:
52Jump:
78Technique:
50Aggression:
56Mentality:
83Goalkeeper Skills:
86Team Work:
72Injury Tolerance:
BCondition/Fitness:
6Weak Foot Accuracy:
4Weak Foot Frequency:
4Consistency:
7Growth Type:
StandardCARDS:SPECIAL ABILITIES:Attack/Defence Awareness Cards: Defence MindedINFO:Former German goalkeeper, widely regarded as the best 1860 keeper before Petar Radenkovic. Max Kob was the backbone of the TSV defense during the 1920s and one their most important players alongside Alois Pledl, Josef Wendl and Sebastian Gabler. Kob was known for his pretty good reflexes and shot stopping from short distance. His only weakness were crosses/corners though who he tended to misjudge/not clear properly - sometimes he conceded goals afterwards, sometimes he could save the situation with his reflexes though.
Despite his good performances for 1860, he never got called up for Germany - mainly because the tough competition for the GK spot (with Heiner Stuhlfauth as the dominant keeper of this era). He had to end his career in October 1930 after a heavy injury.
