Saints v Denmark U23's

[Marsdinho]

Can anyone confirm if Saints have ever played Denmark U23's in a friendly. A mate of mine has a vague recollection that we did during the late 80's / early 90's (I cant remember results from 2 weeks ago, so I'm useless!)

 

He seems to think that it may have been part of the Danes preparation for the Olympics?

 

Can anyone confirm / got a any info? Cant find anything online.

 

Cheers

[the saint in winchester]

It does seem strange for a club side to be taking on an entire country!

[Shropshire Saint]

I don't remember that match but I do remember us playing the Italian Under 21 side in a pre-season friendly in the 1960's. It would be interesting to see the Italian line-up for that match to see if any of the greats played.

[Fitzhugh Fella]

Can anyone confirm if Saints have ever played Denmark U23's in a friendly. A mate of mine has a vague recollection that we did during the late 80's / early 90's (I cant remember results from 2 weeks ago, so I'm useless!)

 

He seems to think that it may have been part of the Danes preparation for the Olympics?

 

Can anyone confirm / got a any info? Cant find anything online.

 

Cheers

 

We played the Danish Olympic team at home 8 March 1988 D 2-2 D Wallace2

[Fitzhugh Fella]

It does seem strange for a club side to be taking on an entire country!

 

We played the Israeli national team 28.10.80 and won 1-0 Moran

[Marsdinho]

We played the Danish Olympic team at home 8 March 1988 D 2-2 D Wallace2

 

Cheers for that, knew you would come good!

 

It does seem strange for a club side to be taking on an entire country!

 

Seem to remember South Korea also playing clubs sides in their build up to the 2002 World Cup.

[Dark Munster]

Is there a live stream?

[Badger]

Also remember Saints playing the Japan national side in a pre-season friendly at The Dell in the early c1971 or 72. Won 6-2.

[Nordic Saint]

Back in the early twentieth century, when Saints were one of the best teams in the world, we thrashed national teams like France, Argentina and Uruguay away, usually running up double figure scorelines against them.

[Nordic Saint]

Back in the early twentieth century, when Saints were one of the best teams in the world, we thrashed national teams like France, Argentina and Uruguay away, usually running up double figure scorelines against them.

[Nordic Saint]

Southampton FC reached its zenith in 1904 with the 6-1 victory over France and the first tour of South America by an English team, when we beat Argentina and Uruguay. Perhaps the long overseas tours were too much of a distraction as the club began to decline after that. If there had been a World Club Championship in those days, Saints would have been in it and probably would have won it.

[Nordic Saint]

Southampton FC reached its zenith in 1904 with the 6-1 victory over France and the first tour of South America by an English team, when we beat Argentina and Uruguay. Perhaps the long overseas tours were too much of a distraction as the club began to decline after that. If there had been a World Club Championship in those days, Saints would have been in it and probably would have won it.

[stevy777_x]

We played the Bahrain national team in the 90’s and won 1-0. Le tiss with the goal.

Half the team had gone on a binge the night before and were hungover playing the match.

[stevy777_x]

We played the Bahrain national team in the 90’s and won 1-0. Le tiss with the goal.

Half the team had gone on a binge the night before and were hungover playing the match.

[Turkish]

I’m sure we played the Kuwait national team in a preseason friendly in the early 90s, I think we won 5-0.

[Turkish]

I’m sure we played the Kuwait national team in a preseason friendly in the early 90s, I think we won 5-0.

[Turkish]

Southampton FC reached its zenith in 1904 with the 6-1 victory over France and the first tour of South America by an English team, when we beat Argentina and Uruguay. Perhaps the long overseas tours were too much of a distraction as the club began to decline after that. If there had been a World Club Championship in those days, Saints would have been in it and probably would have won it.

 

Nah, we’d have sold CB Fry to Liverpool.

[Turkish]

Southampton FC reached its zenith in 1904 with the 6-1 victory over France and the first tour of South America by an English team, when we beat Argentina and Uruguay. Perhaps the long overseas tours were too much of a distraction as the club began to decline after that. If there had been a World Club Championship in those days, Saints would have been in it and probably would have won it.

 

Nah, we’d have sold CB Fry to Liverpool.