Birthdays
10 November:
— 110 years ago on this day, László András (Andráskó) was born. He played for Kispesti AC between 1932 and 1938. After ending his playing career, he took on roles in the club's management, first as a committee member, then vice-president and later secretary-general.
12 November:
— Brazilian Danilo Oliveira, celebrates his 39th birthday. He had two spells as a Budapest Honvéd player and represented the team for a total of four years. During his career here he made 93 appearances and scored 34 goals. He was part of the Kispest side that played in the 2019 Hungarian Cup final.
— Tibor Bábik, the former Budapest Honvéd defender, celebrates his 52nd birthday on this day. He played for the Kispest team between 2003 and 2005, winning the NB I/B championship and also appearing in a Hungarian Cup final. He remains part of the Honvéd family today, enjoying success with the Old Boys team, where he has added gold and silver medals to his career.
13 November:
— Roland Ugrai, a Hungarian Cup-winning footballer with Bp. Honvéd, was born 33 years ago.
14 November:
— Kálmán Preiner was born 104 years ago. He was coach of Bp. Honvéd between 1968 and 1971.
Under Preiner, Honvéd finished second in the Hungarian championship in 1969. He also led the team to the final of the Hungarian People's Republic Cup (MNK) twice, in 1968 and 1969.
— Boldizsár Mihalecz was born 84 years ago. The defender played for Bp. Honvéd between 1963 and 1966, winning two league silver medals during that period and forming part of the Hungarian People's Republic Cup-winning team in 1964.
15 November:
— Ferenc Nógrádi would have turned 85 on this day. The Honvéd player was part of the Hungarian team that won gold at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He was also a two-time Hungarian league runner-up and a Hungarian Cup winner with Honvéd.
Those who passed away
12 November:
— Lajos Kürthy, Kispest's talented left winger whose life ended tragically, died 87 years ago. Few footballers in Hungarian football history left such a deep mark on supporters' hearts in such a short time as left winger Lajos Kürthy.
— Zoltán Dudás, an Olympic bronze medallist and Hungary international, died 36 years ago. In 1959 he was part of the Kispest side that won the Central European Cup, and in 1964 he won the Hungarian People's Republic Cup with the team.
— Today we remember Alajos Stallmach, a former Kispesti AC player and sports official who died 62 years ago and devoted his entire life to serving football in Kispest. In 1920 he was part of the team that achieved the first major success in KAC's history, a league silver medal, and in 1926 he contributed to Kispest's Hungarian Cup triumph.
November 14:
— Péter Varga, Kispesti AC's first Hungary international, died 84 years ago. He was the goalkeeper of the Kispest team that won a silver medal in the spring of 1920.
