FC St. Pauli — overview (mid-1990s)

FC St. Pauli is a Hamburg-based club best known for its distinctive left-leaning fan culture, the Millerntor-Stadion in the St. Pauli quarter, and a history of moving between Germany’s top two divisions. The club was active in the national professional leagues throughout the 1990s, a period marked by promotions and relegations and frequent squad turnover.

Uli Maslo — role with St. Pauli

• Uli Maslo (often credited as “Uli”) is a German coach who managed FC St. Pauli during the mid-1990s era. His tenure falls around the 1995/96 timeframe that you referenced.
• Maslo’s period in charge was part of a transitional phase for the club, focusing on stabilizing league performance and integrating new players in a volatile divisional environment.

Context and what can be provided

• The mid-1990s were a time of fluctuation for St. Pauli between Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga competition; Maslo’s spell occurred against that backdrop.
• If you need season-specific details I can provide: full squad lists (appearances and goals), match results, league standings, key transfers, and notable match reports from 1994–1997 to cover the 1995/96 window.
• Primary resources for precise match-by-match and player data include kicker.de, transfermarkt.de, weltfussball.de and the RSSSF archives, which can be used to verify dates, lineups and results.

If you want a detailed season sheet (squad list, appearance stats, results, league position, and key transfers) for the 1995/96 season or the seasons immediately before and after, I will compile that data from contemporary records and present it in a structured format.