JON DAHL TOMASSON

Jon Dahl Tomasson
Date of birth     29 August 1976 (age 36)
Place of birth     Copenhagen, Denmark
Height     1.82 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Playing position     Second striker, Attacking midfielder
Club information
Current club  Excelsior(assistant)

 

Youth career
1984–1985     Solrød BK
1985–1992     Køge


Senior career*

1992–1994     Køge     48     (28)

1994–1997     Heerenveen     78     (37)

De izq a der: J.Dirkse, John Dahl Tomasson, Leeroy 

Echteld y Stan Valckx en el Heerenveen-PSV en 

12 de Marzo de 1995.

          HEERENVEEN 1996/97 - ENLACE

1997–1998     Newcastle United     23     (3)

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1997 (izquierda)

1998

1998–2002     Feyenoord     122     (55)

2002–2005     Milan     76     (22)

 AC MILAN
Home 2004-2005
Dual layer, player issue
Hand signed by Jon Dahl Tomasson @ Woudestein, 1 july 2011.

 Jerzy Dudek (left), Liverpool keeper, stops a shot from Milan's Andriy Shevchenko as his Milan teammate Jon Dahl Tomasson looks on.
AC MILAN Vs LIVERPOOL (3-3 aet; Liverpool won 3-2 on penalties)
UEFA Champions League Final, Ataturk Olympic Stadium, Istanbul, Turkey

2005–2007     VfB Stuttgart     30     (8)

2007–2008     Villarreal     36     (7)

2008–2011     Feyenoord     37     (20)

Total         450     (180)



National team‡
1994–1997     Denmark U21     37     (27)
1997–2010[1]     Denmark     112     (52)

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WM Qualifikation 2004, Kopenhagen;

 Daenemark - Ukraine ( DEN - UKR ); 

Jon DAHL TOMASSON / DEN 04.09.04.

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 Arqueros: Thomas Sorensen (Stoke/ING), Stephan Andersen (Brondby) y Jesper Christiansen (FC Copenhague).

Defensores: William Kvist Jorgensen (Copenhague), Lars Jacobsen (Blackburn/ING), Simon Kjaer (Palermo/ITA), Per Kroldrup (Fiorentina/ITA), Daniel Agger (Liverpool/ING), Patrick Mtiliga (Málaga/ESP) y Simon Busk Poulsen (AZ Alkmaar/HOL).

Mediocampistas: Martin Jorgensen, Jakob Poulsen (AGF Aarhus), Christian Poulsen (Juventus/ITA), Daniel Jensen (Werder Bremen/GER), Dennis Rommedahl, Christian Eriksen (Ajax/HOL), Jesper Gronkjaer (FC Copenhague), Thomas Kahlenberg (Wolfsburgo/GER), Thomas Enevoldsen (Groningen/HOL) y Mikkel Beckmann (Randers).

Delanteros: Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord/HOL), Soren Larsen (Duisburgo/GER) y Nicklas Bendtner (Arsenal/ING).

Entrenador: Morten Olsen (DEN)

 

Dinamarca 2010 enlace

(Front L-R) Denmark's Martin Jorgensen, Lars Jacobsen, Daniel Agger, Dennis Rommedahl, Christian Poulsen, (rear L-R) goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen, Jon Dahl Tomasson, Jepser Gronkjaer, Nicklas Bendtner, Simon Kjaer and Simon Poulsen pose for a team photo during a 2010 World Cup Group E

Teams managed
2011–     Excelsior (assistant)

PETER SCHMEICHEL

Peter Bolesław Schmeichel
 

Date of birth     18 November 1963 (age 49)
Place of birth     Gladsaxe, Denmark
Height     1.91 m (6 ft 3 in)[1]
Playing position     Goalkeeper

 

Youth career
1972–1975     Høje-Gladsaxe
1975–1981     Gladsaxe-Hero

Senior career*

1981–1984     Gladsaxe-Hero     46     (0)

1984–1987     Hvidovre     78     (6)
 

1987–1991     Brøndby     119     (2)

1991–1999     Manchester United     292     (0)

 Chelsea FC's Darren Walsh: Manchester United v

 Liverpool - Peter Schmeichel at full stretch with

 Liverpool captain Ian Rush in close proximity.

 4 MAR 1995:  GOALKEEPER PETER SCHMEICHEL OF MANCHESTER UNITED IN ACTION DURING A PREMIERSHIP MATCH AGAINST IPSWICH TOWN AT OLD TRAFFORD.

22 Oct 1997:  Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel holds

 out his hands during a European Champions League match against 

Feyenoord at Old Trafford in Manchester, England. Manchester 

United won the match 2-1

 

1999–2001     Sporting CP     55     (0)

2001–2002     Aston Villa     29     (1)



2002–2003     Manchester City     29     (0)

 Liverpool's Michael Owen outpaces Manchester City defender Jihai Sun (left) before slipping ball past City keeper Peter Schmeichel (right) to score his second goal of the game, during their FA Barclaycard Premiership match at Manchester City's Maine Road ground, Saturday September 28, 2002.

Total                               648     (9)





National team
 
1987–2001     Denmark     129     (1[2])

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18 Jun 1998:  Portrait of Peter Schmeichel of 

Denmark lining up to face South Africa in the 

World Cup group C match at the Stade

 Municipal in Toulouse, France. 

 Former Dutch international Peter Schmeichel (L) and former

 French international Zinedine Zidane arrive on stage at the start of 

the draw ceremony for the Euro 2012 football championships at the 

National Palace of Arts in Kiev on December 2, 2011