ADMIRA WACKER (mid-1990s overview)

Admira Wacker (often styled Admira Wacker Mödling in that era) is an Austrian football club from the greater Vienna/Mödling area and one of Austria’s traditional clubs. In the mid-1990s the club was competing in the top tier of Austrian football (the Bundesliga) and regularly contested both the league and the Austrian Cup.

Walter Knaller — head coach (mid-1990s)

• Role: Walter Knaller was the club’s head coach around the 1995/96 period. He is an Austrian coach who worked primarily in the domestic leagues and is known for his work with Austrian clubs through the 1990s and 2000s.
• Profile: Knaller’s appointments were typically focused on stabilising squads in the top two divisions and developing domestic players; his tenure with Admira in the mid-1990s places him among the club’s immediate post‑Cold War-era managers.

1995/96 season — concise summary

• Competitions: Austrian Bundesliga (top flight) and the ÖFB-Cup (Austrian Cup).
• General performance: Admira Wacker in that period was a top‑flight club aiming to consolidate its place in the Bundesliga rather than challenge for the title; the seasons around 1995/96 were characterised by mid‑table battles and occasional cup runs.
• Squad character: The squad made use of domestic Austrian professionals supplemented by a small number of foreign signings, typical of Austrian clubs at the time.

Where to get detailed 1995/96 data (matches, full squad, stats)

• FC Admira Wacker Mödling — Wikipedia (club history and season summaries).
• 1995–96 Austrian Bundesliga — Wikipedia (league table and season overview).
• Specialist databases for match-by-match and squad lists: Transfermarkt, WorldFootball.net, and RSSSF (search those sites for “Admira Wacker 1995/96” or the specific season pages).

Note: If you need a full squad list, player appearances/goals for the 1995/96 season, or match results from that season, I can compile those details from historical databases and present them here in a concise table or list.