Tivadar Gorszky

1883–1957 (age 74)

Biography

Tivadar Gorszky (1883–1957) upheld the integrity of association football as a referee who insisted on fairness and sportsmanship in every match he oversaw. His presence on the field reassured players and spectators alike, because he combined sharp attention with a calm, respectful demeanor.

Beyond officiating, Gorszky encouraged young referees to value preparation and the spirit of the game, believing that every whistle could reinforce mutual respect. He is laid to rest in Rákospalota Cemetery, where the community honors a man who helped keep Hungary’s football rooted in honor.

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