I believe he was also a top class ice hockey player……sadly he wasn’t a top class footballer. 🫤 Thinking about it, I think he actually played ice hockey for Denmark?
Sorry but once again another Danish. Center forward who found it hard to play in English football. At least he did score against Wrexham in the FA Cup. We lost 6-1 away.
Lost 3-2 I think , I was there. I think it was a week after we had lost 6-0 in the cup.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
Utter rubbish - key word ‘played’
I make you right tbh, it was either badly worded or misleading.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
You have got it. Johnny Ostergaard is the correct answer. He played for Charlton between 1979 and 1981. He and Viggo Jacobsen were signed from Denmark shortly after the EEC made it illegal to ban Europeans from British football. Johnny is now semi-retired, and his full story will appear in volume 2 of 'The Valiant 1000', due out in July or August.
So it’s 1979, not 1975 - and he departed early 80’s
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
The facts were completely right. I said that he played between 1975 and 1985, which he did.
I believe he was also a top class ice hockey player……sadly he wasn’t a top class footballer. 🫤 Thinking about it, I think he actually played ice hockey for Denmark?
I wondered why Johnny Ostergaard said the goal posts look so much bigger in England ! He was given a wonderful welcome by the Charlton crowd and told to "Puck off" by a wag in the crowd on his debut.
His best game was at Stoke in icy conditions when sliding in for a tap in.
Two things I remember about Ostergaard - Addickted (RIP) always maintained his goal at Wrexham was one of the best he ever saw, not many did as we'd lost 6-0 in the cup there the week before and the turnout was pretty low. Also, he got at least one player of the year vote in the 1980-1 promotion season, my mate voted for him as "He had the best name".
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Thinking about it, I think he actually played ice hockey for Denmark?
Never went to those games
What a crap ‘guess who it is’ - get the facts right before you try this on, on CL - plenty on here who would have got this (incl me) but for the rubbish ‘info’ to guess with
"Who is it that doesn't understand that 1979-1981 falls between the period 1975-1985?"
Was that you off-it when you were asked the question:
What did José Mourinho call himself.
The special ?
https://www.worldfootball.net/alltime_top_player/eng-premier-league/charlton-athletic/1/
You should start keeping Charlton stats
That would explain while he posted so many 🤮 emojis when Michael Appleton was appointed and TBF to the Lord; he was probably correct.
Pleased he's on the mend with Nathan Jones in the hot seat.
I wondered why Johnny Ostergaard said the goal posts look so much bigger in England !
He was given a wonderful welcome by the Charlton crowd and told to "Puck off" by a wag in the crowd on his debut.
His best game was at Stoke in icy conditions when sliding in for a tap in.