In 1978 a young, hyped Dieter Most was hired by Sheckin Lads as a striker. Quickly living up to his expectations he was already on the starting lineup by 1980. In the 1982 LFA Supercup season many hoped he would lead his team to victory and hoist the Masters Cup. But, he quickly came second to James Masters and Petr Gambrin, and in the end the Lads lost to FK Galactic Hurbanova in the final. With Gambrin being signed to Sheckin Lads in late 1986 Most was looked over and left on the bench frequently. He got into arguments with the team's management and began excessively drinking. On May 21, 1988 Most was found dead in his apartment from excessive binge drinking and usage of drugs.