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User:Kim H

2007-07-06T13:16:47Z

Kim H:

Kim H is the manager of non-famous danish club [[NIFAN]]. The club won the VI.972 division in season 32 and is now heading for V.87

[[category:Danish Users|Kim H]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T13:15:05Z

Kim H:

{{ club |
| teamname = NIFAN
| teamid = 198125
| logouri = http://hosting.hattrick.org/Useruploads/TeamLogos/1/9/LogoTeam198125.JPG
| htuser = Kim H
| country = Danmark
| region = København
| arena = 29 Februar Stadion
| fanclub = New Romantic Army
}}

==General info==
'''NIFAN''' ([[ID number]] 198125) was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972. In season 32 NIFAN won their first championship and won promotion to v.87.

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 30)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 31)
*1st in VI.972 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)
* round 3 (season 30)
* round 2 (season 31)
* round 2 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T13:10:54Z

Kim H:

{{ club |
| teamname = NIFAN
| teamid = 198125
| logouri = http://hosting.hattrick.org/Useruploads/TeamLogos/1/9/LogoTeam198125.JPG
| htuser = duranies
| country = Danmark
| region = København
| arena = 29 Februar Stadion
| fanclub = New Romantic Army
}}

==General info==
'''NIFAN''' ([[ID number]] 198125) was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972. In season 32 NIFAN won their first championship and won promotion to v.87.

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 30)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 31)
*1st in VI.972 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)
* round 3 (season 30)
* round 2 (season 31)
* round 2 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T13:10:31Z

Kim H:

{{ club |
| teamname = NIFAN
| teamid = 198125
| logouri = http://hosting.hattrick.org/Useruploads/TeamLogos/1/9/LogoTeam198125.JPG
| htuser = user:Kim H|duranies
| country = Danmark
| region = København
| arena = 29 Februar Stadion
| fanclub = New Romantic Army
}}

==General info==
'''NIFAN''' ([[ID number]] 198125) was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972. In season 32 NIFAN won their first championship and won promotion to v.87.

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 30)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 31)
*1st in VI.972 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)
* round 3 (season 30)
* round 2 (season 31)
* round 2 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T13:10:03Z

Kim H:

{{ club |
| teamname = NIFAN
| teamid = 198125
| logouri = http://hosting.hattrick.org/Useruploads/TeamLogos/1/9/LogoTeam198125.JPG
| htuser = [[user:Kim H|duranies]]
| country = Danmark
| region = København
| arena = 29 Februar Stadion
| fanclub = New Romantic Army
}}

==General info==
'''NIFAN''' ([[ID number]] 198125) was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972. In season 32 NIFAN won their first championship and won promotion to v.87.

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 30)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 31)
*1st in VI.972 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)
* round 3 (season 30)
* round 2 (season 31)
* round 2 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T13:09:20Z

Kim H:

Cujo internationale

2007-07-06T13:06:03Z

Kim H:

{{ club |
| teamname = Cujo Internationale
| teamid = 19170
| logouri =
| htuser = Cujo1
| country = Danmark
| region = København
| arena = Cujo Internationale Arena
| fanclub = ?
}}

==General info==
'''Cujo Internationale''' ([[ID number]] 19170) was founded on October 13th 2001 by Cujo1 and won [[superligaen]] in seasons 24 and 25. In season 32 the management went bankrupt, and the club is now heading for the lower divisions.

League results:
* 3rd in IV.1 (season 14)
* 2nd in IV.1 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.1 (season 16)
* 2nd in III.7 (season 17)
* 1st in III.7 (season 18)
* 7th in II.3 (season 19)
* 1st in III.1 (season 20)
* 1st in II.1 (season 21)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 23)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 24)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 26)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 27)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 28)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 29)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 30)
* 1st in II.3 (season 31)
* 8th in II.3 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 2 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 7 (season 17)
* round 5 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 11 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 10 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 12 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 10 (season 27)
* round 11 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)
* round 11 (season 30)
* round 6 (season 31)
* round 6 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Cujo internationale

2007-07-06T13:01:05Z

Kim H:

Cujo Internationale was founded on October 13 2001 and won [[superligaen]] in seasons 24 and 25. In season 32 the management went bankrupt, and the club is now heading for the lower divisions.

League results:
* 3rd in IV.1 (season 14)
* 2nd in IV.1 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.1 (season 16)
* 2nd in III.7 (season 17)
* 1st in III.7 (season 18)
* 7th in II.3 (season 19)
* 1st in III.1 (season 20)
* 1st in II.1 (season 21)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 23)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 24)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 26)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 27)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 28)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 29)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 30)
* 1st in II.3 (season 31)
* 8th in II.3 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 2 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 7 (season 17)
* round 5 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 11 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 10 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 12 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 10 (season 27)
* round 11 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)
* round 11 (season 30)
* round 6 (season 31)
* round 6 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2007-07-06T12:47:36Z

Kim H:

NIFAN was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972. In season 32 NIFAN won their first championship and won promotion to v.87.

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 30)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 31)
*1st in VI.972 (season 32)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)
* round 3 (season 30)
* round 2 (season 31)
* round 2 (season 32)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

List of celebrity players

2007-03-06T11:21:35Z

Kim H: /* England */

'''Celebrity players''', or [[players]] in [[Hattrick]] with the name of a real-life celebrity, have long been a popular commodity in Hattrick. Teams are willing to spend $100k just to have a player with a celebrity name on their team, however obscure the reference.

== International Celebrities ==
These are the celebrities that are international icons, like Madonna for instance.

'''Sean Connery''' ''The original James Bond, and a very well-known actor'' (7660926) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''One of the greatest basketball players ever'' (4055107) 
'''John Lennon''' ''From The Beatles'' (58963286) 
'''Paul Mccartney''' ''From The Beatles'' (42032093) 
'''George Harrison''' ''From The Beatles'' (13259877) 
'''Martin Gore''' ''From Depeche Mode'' (72080010) 
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Argentinian Football Mogul'' (12468114) 
'''Federico Fellini''' ''Greatest Italian movie director'' (118058036) 
'''Michael Jackson''' ''King of Pop'' (127276936) 
'''Robert Plant''' ''From Led Zeppelin'' (123974053) 
'''Keith Richards''' ''From The Rolling Stones'' (116964335) 
'''David Bowie''' ''Spiders from Mars- Rock Icon'' (136706528) 
'''James Dean''' ''Actor and icon'' (120670615) 
'''Calvin Klein''' ''Fashion creator'' (59405659) 

== Celebrities exclusive to a country or region ==
These celebrities aren't internationally famous, but they are quite famous in certain areas of the world. Players are indexed by their country of origin, unless they hold an office in a different country and they are considerably more famous in that country.

=== Argentina ===
'''Carlos Gardel''' ''Famous tango singer'' (55203369)
'''Carlos Saúl Menem''' ''President of Argentina 1989-1999'' (115182880)
'''Che Guevara''' ''Famous Guerillia Fighter'' (58847264)
'''David Nalbandian''' ''Tennis Player'' (119861043)
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Greatest Argentininan football player of all time'' (12468114)
'''Gabriel Batistuta''' ''Batigol: Famous striker'' (115545117)
'''Guillermo Vilas''' ''Tenis player'' (122538636)
'''Jorge Luis Borges''' ''Famous writer'' (67798282)
'''Juan Domingo Perón''' ''President of Argentina 1946-1955 and 1973-1974'' (50825886)
'''Julio Bocca''' ''Famous dancer'' (50632472)
'''Juan Sebastián Veron''' ''Football player'' (123386765)

=== Australia ===
'''Mel Gibson''' ''Hollywood Actor/Director'' (24131390) 
'''Michael Hussey''' ''Australian Criketer'' (149917418) 
'''John Howard''' ''Prime minister'' (numerous amounts) 
'''Tim Cahill''' ''football player of everton'' (10998465)

=== Belgium ===
'''Luc Nilis''' ''A Red Devil who broke his leg pretty bad and can't play anymore'' (68604797) 
'''Jean-Claude Van Damme''' ''Moviestar, The Muscles from Brussels'' (98012952) 
'''Jan Ceulemans''' ''Belgian player from the golden 80's'' (11370199) 
'''Guy Verhofstadt''' ''The Belgian prime minister'' (107966241) 
'''Yves Leterme''' ''The Flemish minister-president'' (108915892) 
'''Filip Dewinter''' ''One of the leaders of the political party "Vlaams Belang"'' (50213462) 
'''Jean-Marie Dedecker''' ''Former judo-coach and VLD-senator.(92644545) 
'''Vincent Kompany''' ''Belgian football talent, defender of Hamburger SV'' (107843123) 
'''Timmy Simons''' ''Captain of the "Red Devils (Belgium)"'' (96736580) 
'''Kim Clijsters''' ''Famous Belgian female tennis player'' (71521977) 
'''Bart Goor''' ''Winger, playing for RSCA'' (24286478) 
'''Geert De Vlieger''' ''Belgian keeper, player of SV Zulte-Waregem'' (87920468) 
'''Frank Vercauteren''' ''Trainer of RSCA'' (95017894) 
'''Emilio Ferrara''' ''Trainer of Club Bruges'' (41815763) 
'''Hugo Broos''' ''Trainer of KRC Genk'' (108480360) 
'''Koen Daerden''' ''Winger of Club Bruges'' (13004368) 
'''François Duval''' ''Famous Belgian rally pilot'' (138233446) 
'''Patrick Janssens''' ''Politician for SP.A, mayor of Antwerp'' (90371581) 
'''Walter Baele''' ''Comedian'' (10926016) 
'''Tom Lenaerts''' ''Famous Belgian TV presentator'' (141182542) 
'''Jan Wauters''' ''Sports Journalist'' (55882765) 
'''Ben Crabbé''' ''Presenter of the daily TV Quiz "Blokken"'' (128636446) 
'''Geert Hoste''' ''Stand up comedian'' (90992065) 
'''Thomas Buffel''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (22511004) 
'''Moussa Dembele''' ''Young Belgian talent'' (138273052) 
'''Luk Zeebroek''' ''Comedian whose artist name is Kamagurka'' (116535714) 
'''Stefan Everts''' ''World champion motocross'' (30213704) 
'''Gert Verheyen''' ''Played for RSCA and Club Bruges, now he's the youth trainer of the latter'' (83606928) 
'''Silvio Proto''' ''Belgian keeper, plays for the "Red Devils (Belgium)", currently injured'' (123767516) 
'''Franky Van der Elst''' ''Assistant trainer of Club Bruges'' (107980859) 
'''Bob Peeters''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (80820967) 
'''Maarten Martens''' ''A young Belgian talent who plays at AZ (Netherlands)'' (114802683) 
'''Sandy Martens''' ''Midfielder of AA Gent'' (73236108) 
'''Frank Vandenbroucke''' ''A Belgian cyclist who was one of the best before he made some career changing mistakes'' (90504789) 
'''Rocky Peeters''' ''Belgian midfielder'' (126276108) 
'''Dirk Moerman''' ''Also known as "Moerbie", produces a radio program on Top-Radio'' (27145005) 

=== Bosnia ===
'''Sergej Barbarez''' ''is a famous and popular Bosnian-Herzegovian football midfielder playing for Bayer Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga'' (127755059) 
'''Safet Susic''' ''is a football coach and former player from Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of the best ever in former Yugoslavia'' (61198163) 
'''Ivica Osim''' ''is a Bosnian football manager and former player from the former Yugoslavia. He is currently the manager of Japan'' (134033822) 
'''Hasan Salihamidzic''' ''is a football all-round-midfielder from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is currently starring for Bayern Munich / 2007 Juventus'' (111135664) 
'''Edin Osmic''' ''is a rapper from Bosnia and Herzegovina, better known as Edo Maajka'' (111202477) 
'''Emir Obuca''' ''He is a football player, playing for FK Sarajevo'' (111157743) 
'''Zlatan Ibrahimovic''' ''is a Swedish football striker. He is currently playing for Inter Milan. His Parents are from Bosnia (father) and Croatia (mother)'' (87203196) 
'''Nikola Nikic''' ''is a ex Bosian football inner,played for Zeljo. He is currently Bosnian u-21 team coach'' (63990292) 

=== Brazil ===
'''Mané dos Santos''' ''alias Garrincha, legendary footballer'' (79429216) 
'''Marcelo José Bordon''' ''brasilian football player'' (69689775) 

=== Bulgaria ===
'''Vasil Kolarov''' ''Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 1949 to 1950'' (98768276) 
'''Simeon Sakskoburggotski''' ''Also known as Simeon II of Bulgaria, last Tsar of Bulgaria (1943-1946); from 2001 until August 2005 was Bulgarian Prime Minister'' (27748093)

=== Chile ===
*'''Manuel Encalada''' (91401911) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Francisco Antonio Pinto''' (63649027) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Joaquín Prieto''' (37378940) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Bulnes''' (139921997) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Montt''' (55304144) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''José Joaquín Pérez''' (70257290) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Federico Errázuriz''' (102425421) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Aníbal Pinto''' (59259589) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Balmaceda''' (47167634) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Montt''' (55135809) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Germán Riesco''' (140147540) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Luis Sanfuentes''' (120275887) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Emiliano Figueroa''' (68725187) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Esteban Montero''' (128012755) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Antonio Ríos''' (132186856) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Gabriel González Videla''' (13401879) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Alessandri''' (89960056) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Eduardo Frei''' (102451446) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Salvador Allende''' (45059163) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Ricardo Lagos''' (55409854) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Michel Bachelet''' (11100197) - ''President of Chile''

=== Croatia ===
'''Marko Babić''' ''Croatian footballer, part of Croatian roster for FIFA World Cup in Germany'' (84015931) 
'''Ante Pavelić''' ''Croatian leader, USTAŠA'' (132136675) 
'''Zvonimir Boban''' ''Croatian influental captain, part of Croatian 3rd place on FIFA World Cup ´98'' (96709114) and (137469174) 
'''Nikola Tesla''' ''One of the biggest world scientists'' (146076354) 
'''Franjo Tuđman''' ''1st Croatian president'' (83825969) 
'''Stipe Mesić''' ''Actual Croatian president'' (29823664) 

=== Czech Republic ===
'''Vaclav Havel''' ''Czech president (1990 - 2002) (124248485) 
'''Vaclav Klaus''' ''Czech president (2002 - today) (124241672) and (124300328) 
'''Pavel Nedved''' ''captain of Czech Football Team (2002 - 2006), silver medal on Euro Cup 1996, bronze medal on Euro Cup 2004 (124215844) 
'''Josef "Pepi" Bican''' ''1913-2001; legendary czech-austrian striker who scored 643 league goals (78087313) 

=== Denmark ===
''' Brian Steen Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Steen_Nielsen]'' (56708925) (70787589)
'''Martin Jørgensen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_J%C3%B8rgensen]'' (41022357)
'''Stig Tøfting''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stig_T%C3%B8fting]'' (40476877)
'''Brian Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Laudrup]'' (73258547) (87392216)
'''Michael Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Laudrup]'' (46870076)
'''Peter Schmeichel''' ''former goalkeeper [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Schmeichel]'' (95269245) (35285034)
'''Thomas Gravesen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Gravesen]'' (112976329)
'''Morten Andersen''' ''famous NFL player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morten_Andersen]'' (80288481)
'''Lars Ulrich''' ''Drummer and co-founder of Metallica [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Ulrich]'' (135930315) (8397651) (122436320) (55325816)
'''Mads Mikkelsen''' ''danish actor [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mads_Mikkelsen]'' (113448865)
'''Poul Schlüter''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Schl%C3%BCter]'' (134284726)
'''Hans Christian Hansen''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.C._Hansen]'' (78549393)
'''Hans Christian Andersen''' ''worldfamous danish author [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Christian_Andersen]'' (92944120)
'''Michael Silberbauer''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Silberbauer]'' (88192726)
'''Harald Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Nielsen]'' (35486253)
'''Kim Larsen''' ''singer/song writer [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Larsen]'' (50435452)
'''Søren Kaster''' ''former host of the danish version of Jeopardy'' (45877238)
'''Preben Elkjær-Larsen''' ''former football player [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preben_Elkj%C3%A6r]'' (90291619) (135340669) (78327416)
'''Hans Engell''' ''former Justice Minister of Denmark (before DUI-scandal) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Engell]'' (96311300) (96025778) (110686304) (72942951)
'''Gustav Hansen''' ''Gus "The Great Dane", 3 times WPT-champion [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Hansen]'' (115687113) (136449779) (110139881) (131559960) (90518490) (129443381) (130273858)

=== England ===
''' Stephen Gerrard''' ''Liverpool F.C. all-star footballer and English national team starter (real-life player's name is spelled "Steven")'' (24623752)
'''John Terry''' ''Chelsea and English national team captain'' (122769106) 
'''Tony Blair''' ''Current prime minister'' (110215872)
'''John Major''' ''Ex PM showed up for a new career in a team from the USA'' (74415682)
'''David Cameron''' ''Conservative party leader (2005-)'' (122655532)
'''Murray Walker''' ''Ex-Formula 1 commentator, switched nationality to American'' (118860267)
'''Bill Bailey''' ''comedian'' (121648083) 
'''Stanley Matthews''' ''first footballer to be knighted, played till he was 50 "The Magician"'' (36306534)
'''George Cohen''' ''right back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (17480487)
'''Jack Charlton''' ''centre back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (99461849)
'''Martin Peters''' ''midfield player in england 1966 world winning cup team''(111827998)
'''Roger Hunt''' ''striker in england 1966 world cup winning team''(10319759)
'''Ron Atkinson''' ''former manchester united manager''(60799172)
'''Alan Shearer''' ''All-time top scorer in both Newcastle United F.C. and the Premiership'' (58377758)
'''Andy Fordham''' ''darts player''(90379751)
'''Sean Long''' ''English rugby player''(82014475)
'''James May'''(128335553) ''Top Gear presenter along with'' '''Richard Hammond''' (76416141) ''and Jeremy Clarkson'' 
'''Cliff Richard''' ''Legendary English pop singer'' (128581963) 
'''Ronald Biggs''' ''Train robber and fugitive'' (112151871) 
'''Boris Johnson''' ''English politician and pundit'' (109457866) 
'''William Joyce''' ''alias Lord Haw-Haw, wartime traitor'' (98147699) 
'''Tony Hadley''' (58032359), '''Martin Kemp''' (131321311), '''Gary Kemp''' (123331574), '''Steve Norman''' (142441861) ''Four-fifths of the band Spandau Ballet'' 
'''Robbie Williams''' (97549957), '''Gary Barlow''' (98280879), '''Mark Owen''' (133751991), '''Howard Donald '''(91575787) ''Four-fifths of the band Take That'' 
'''Paul McCartney''' (92633740), '''John Lennon''' (74675948), '''George Harrison''' (13243298), '''Richard Starkey''' (82411991) ''The complete band The Beatles'' 
'''Rowan Williams''' ''The Archbishop of Canterbury'' (140603708) 
'''Gary Coleman''' ''Star of the television sitcom Diff'rent Strokes'' (142784684) 
'''Damon Hill''' ''English ex-Formula 1 driver (World Champion 1996)'' (123688939) 
'''Terry Wogan''' ''Radio presenter and television host'' (89410081) 
'''Ian Beale''' ''Walford weasel'' (75707558) 
'''Davide Beckham''' ''Famous english player. Player of a club owner of many well-known stars (31886)'' (22746939)
'''Simon Le Bon''' (138289529), '''Nick Rhodes''' (143003151), '''Roger Taylor''' (150680606), '''John Taylor''' (78310671), '''Andy Taylor''' (147929780) ''The complete band Duran Duran'' 
'''David Bowie''' ''famous singer'' (124722319)

=== France ===
'''Didier Deschamps''' ''Former french soccer player - world champion 98'' (22854718) 
'''Fabien Barthez''' ''French goalkeeper - world champion 98'' (149028773) 
'''François Hollande''' ''Homme politique et mari de Ségolène royal'' (5336809) 
'''François Miterrand''' ''Ex-president of France'' (11950903) 
'''Florian Fritz''' ''International français de rugby'' 
'''Gilbert Montagné''' ''chanteur aveugle''(13614445) 
'''Jacques Martin''' ''Animateur télé'' (117043864) 
'''Jean-Jacques Goldman''' ''French Singer'' (46051183) 
'''Francois Bayrou''' ''French Politician'' (7732072) 
'''Thierry Roland''' ''French Philosopher'' (12768609) 
'''Nicolas Hulot''' ''French Reporter Ecologist writer '' (137614666) 
'''Paul Le Guen''' ''French Coach Soccer'' (84414699) 
'''Alain Prost''' ''Former French F1 pilot'' (12303799) 
'''Luc Besson''' ''French Cinema Director'' (121555597) 
'''Guy Roux''' ''French Former Soccer Coach and Economist'' (119775801) 
'''Alain Juppé''' ''Former and new French Politician'' (20540861) 
'''Bernard Montiel''' ''French Former TV presentator '' (120264381) 
'''Pierre Richard''' ''French Actor '' (11996377) 
'''Charles de Gaulle''' ''Former French President '' (38131152) 
'''Alain Giresse''' ''Former French Soccer Player '' (45388279) 
'''Jean Dujardin''' ''French Actor Brice of Nice '' (97693419) 
'''Michel Drucker''' ''French TV formidable'' (44709207) 
'''Michel Vaillant''' ''BD '' (11999221) 
'''Victor Hugo''' ''French Author '' (26592375) 
'''Alain Delon''' ''French Actor '' (37359020) 
'''Jean Pierre Foucault''' ''French TV presentator '' (25368975) 
'''Jean Lefebvre''' ''Most Famous French Actor '' (121245555) 
'''Alain Ducasse''' ''French cook '' (21447360) 
'''Dominique Rocheteau''' ''French Player Hair Man '' (64480396) 
'''David Douillet''' ''Judo '' (124661660) 
'''Michel Vautrot''' ''Former French International Referee '' (22754777) 
'''Pape Diouf''' ''soccer team president '' (120792244) 
'''Marcel Duchamp''' ''artist '' (83503186) 
'''Jacques Attali''' ''publicite '' (117726429) 
'''Bruno Solo''' ''French TV '' (109360680) 
'''Eric Cantona''' ''''French soccer player, Actor, Painter '' (15189430) 

=== Israel ===
'''Shlomo Arazi''' (45688987) ''Israeli singer'' 
'''Ben Artzi''' (89177978) ''Shlomo Arazi sun and Israeli singer''
'''Shuki Nagar''' (63948060) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Pini Balili''' (82173068) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Shimon Gershon''' (58951081) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Shtrauber''' (91032364) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Nimni''' (78072093) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Davidovich''' (32058254) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Arik Benado''' (47535889) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Tamir Cohen''' (72790990) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Cohen''' (12463071) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Strul''' (77317003) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Omri Afek''' (101934792) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Yossi Abuksis''' (20035894) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ori Malmilyan''' (66203213) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Guy Azuri''' (86393960) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Klinger''' (97304620) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ttal Burstein''' (93492285) ''Israeli baketball player''
'''Sharon Sason''' (109449962) ''Israeli baketball player'' 
'''Pini Gershon''' (48700377) ''Israeli baketball team coach'' 
'''David Amsalem''' (55168915) ''Israeli baketball team owner''
'''Silvan Shalom''' (100127566) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Yitzhak Shamir''' (99992240) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''David Ben-Gurion''' (99992338) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Ariel Sharon''' (47179495) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Shimon Peres''' (57496070) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Amir Pertz''' (69503165) ''Israeli politic or former politic''

=== Italy ===
'''Manuela Arcuri''' ''Model and actress'' (116265116) 
'''Nicola Berti''' ''Former Inter FC player'' (143794529) 
'''Enzo Ferrari''' ''Ferrari's founder'' (139533149) 
'''Paolo Maldini''' ''AC Milan player'' (128904515) 
'''Giuseppe Prisco''' ''Former Inter FC myth - aka Peppino Prisco'' (146111617) 
'''Vasco Rossi''' ''famous Italian singer'' (145749249) 

===Liechtenstien===
'''Peter Jehle''' ''Boavista and Liechtenstien national team player''(109496559) 
'''Mario Frick''' ''Holds the guinness world record for youngest ever head of state(of Liechtenstein December 15, 1993 - April 5, 2001) 
Also the name of a famous footballer(135968320) 
'''Peter Kaiser''' ''Historian,statesman'' (129472356) 
'''Marco Büchel''' ''Popular Liechtenstien skiier'' (133878462) 
'''Walter Kieber''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (129522163) 
'''Alexander Frick''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (99030768) 
'''Andreas Wenzel''' ''Liechtenstien skiier''(8740528)

=== México ===
'''Enrique Iglesias''' ''Latin Pop Star'' (75151573) 

=== Misr ===
'''Hossam Hasan''' ''Hossam Hassan is a legendary footballer who has 170 caps and 80 goals for the Egyptian national team. He currently plays in the UAE for Mido FC.'' (95008071) 

=== Moldova===
'''Vladimir Voronin''' ''Current Moldavian president.'' (95912657) 
'''Piotr Lucinski ''' ''Former Moldavian president.'' (3455312) 
'''Iurie Rosca ''' ''A Moldavian politiciat.'' (146705146)

=== Netherlands ===
'''Rafael van der Vaart''' ''Dutch national team player'' (30629721)
'''Johan Cruijff''' ''Most famous soccer player from the Netherlands'' (16252925)
'''Herman Brood''' ''(1946-2001) Famous artist, painter, poet...''(31165182) 
'''Marco van Basten ''' ''Current coach of dutch soccer team...''(13259349) 
'''Gerrit Zalm''' '' Former Dutch minister of Finance'' (26354460) 
'''Abe Lenstra''' ''Famous Frisan player'' (28419888,22713458) 
'''Johan Neeskens''' ''Famous dutch player'' (44225916) 
'''Frank de Boer''' ''Most capped dutch defender'' (8315453) 
'''Patrick Kluivert''' ''Topscorer all-time of the Dutch National Team and PSV Eindhoven striker'' (12443046) 
'''Edgar Davids''' ''Dutch national team player and Ajax Amsterdam midfielder. (146394817)
'''Mark van Bommel''' ''Dutch national team player and Bayern Munich midfielder. Currently retired from international football because of a fight with Holland-manager Marco van Basten. (8354798)
'''Maarten van Rossem''' ''Dutch historian and USA expert. (46460175)
'''Paul de Leeuw''' ''Famous dutch tv-host and singer / actor'' (20322640) 
'''Otto Frank''' ''The father of Anne Frank, the world famous diary writer. He was the only member of the Frank family to survive the second World War'' (8951671) 
'''Piet Paulusma''' ''Famous dutch weatherman'' (21622036) 
'''Ruud Gullit''' ''Famous dutch player, World football player in 1987 and 1989'' (115862716) 
'''Wouter Bos''' ''Dutch Politician'' (29394512) 
'''Berry van Aerle''' Famous dutch player, winner European Championship 1988 and Europa Cup 1 with PSV Eindhoven, now making a living as a postman and prince carnival (26975166) 

=== Norway ===
'''Pål Strand''' ''Lillestrøm S.K. winger in the Norwegian top division'' (115409348)
'''John Carew''' ''Norwegian striker that plays for Aston Villa'' (81449150)
'''Arne Scheie''' ''Norwegian football and ski jump commentator'' (27843135)
'''Henning Berg''' ''Former Norwegian footballer with 100 caps for Norway'' (15518604)
'''Ronny Johnsen''' ''Norwegian footballer that won the Champions League with Manchester United'' (130698167)
'''Martin Andresen''' ''Norwegian international midfielder that plays for Brann'' (15140007)

=== Poland ===
'''Władysław Gomułka''' ''Polish Communist leader from 1956 to 1970'' (54767414) 
'''Lech Kaczyński''' ''President of Poland'' (31727910) 
'''Andrzej Lepper''' ''Polish politician, one of the most controversial person in Poland'' (115605007) 
'''Adam Mickiewicz''' ''One of the best-known Polish poets and writers'' (104060231)

=== Portugal ===
'''José Mourinho''' ''Ex-Porto and current Chelsea manager''(83969487) 
'''Ricardo Carvalho''' '' Chelsea Player''(34436750) 
'''Jorge Costa ''' ''Ex-Porto Player''(39730666) 
'''Fernando Couto''' ''Parma Player''(38239739) 
'''Paulo Ferreira''' ''Chelsea Player''(136608899)

=== Peru ===
'''Abimael Guzmán''' ''Terrorist leader in Peru" (63924740)

=== Russia ===
'''Vladimir Putin''' ''Russian President'' (57633405), (45983824) 
'''Eduard Limonov''' ''Russian writer'' (92273550) 
'''Egor Titov''' ''Spartak Moscow and Russian national team midfielder'' (137995525)

=== Scotland ===
''' Alexander Huntley''' [''known familiarly as Alex Kapranos''] (151260256) '''Robert Hardy''' (144069006) '''Nick McCarthy''' (133714928) '''Paul Thomson''' (142760124) '''Andy Knowles''' (82240599) ''The complete band Franz Ferdinand'' 
'''Lee McCulloch''' ''Wigan and Scotland midfielder''(123682134) 
'''Darren Fletcher''' ''Manchester United and Scotland midfielder'' (117494620) 
'''Alex Ferguson''' ''Manchester united manager who masterminded their 1999 treble''(112799095) 
'''Darren Ferguson''' ''Son of alex and current peterborough manager''(122148641)

=== Serbia and Montenegro ===
'''Slobodan Milošević''' ''President of Serbia (1989-1997) and of Yugoslavia (1997-2000)'' (86619870) 
'''Radovan Karadžić''' '' former Serbian politician indicted for war crimes and genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague'' (70062540) 
'''Dražo Mihajlović''' ''WW2 War criminal and Chetnik Leader'' (141673634)

=== Spain ===
'''Fernando Torres''' ''Spanish international football player'' (97716716) 
'''Alfredo Di Stefano''' ''Legendary football player'' (137165526) 
'''Raúl González Blanco''' ''Spanish international football player'' (144226057) 
'''Raúl ''' ''See above'' (57412536)
''

=== Sweden ===
'''Henrik Larsson''' ''Ex-Celtic, Barcelona, Feyenoord,Helsingborg, Sweden and current Manchester Utd striker'' (134747303)
===Switzerland===
'''Moritz Leuenberger''' ''Member of swiss government'' (47591155) 
'''Jakob Kuhn''' ''Current trainer of swiss football team'' (78935159) 
'''Alex Frei''' ''Current forward of swiss football team'' (13715609) 
'''Samuel Schmid''' ''Member of swiss government'' (11056809) 
'''Christoph Blocher''' ''Member of swiss government'' (145967650) 
'''Beni Thurnherr''' ''Cult-Showmaster Swiss TV'' (53916824) 
'''Sven Epiney''' ''Showmaster (a bit to often) on Swiss TV'' (82971396) 

=== Wales ===
'''Gareth Bale''' ''Welsh international but english on hattrick'' (8916974) 
'''Craig Bellamy''' ''Controversial Welsh International''(44211516), (74675793)
=== Uruguay ===
'''Pedro Petrone''' ''Former uruguayan international striker who won the world cup in 1930 and olympic gold in Paris 1924 and in Amsterdam 1928. Serie A topscorer in the 1931-32 season with Fiorentina.'' (68774240)

=== USA ===
'''Mike Tyson''' ''Boxer from the USA'' (38589956) 
'''George Washington''' ''Founding father of the USA'' (Extinct) 
'''Brad Pitt''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (48665275) 
'''Bruce Lee''' ''Kung Fu Icon'' (44619255) 
'''Jon Stewart''' ''Host of The Daily Show'' (47508820) 
'''Tom Cruise''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (55573963) 
'''Jack White''' ''Singer and Guitarist of The White Stripes'' (79383552) 
'''Jerry Cantrell''' ''Guitarist and Singer of Alice in Chains'' (48347237) 
'''Will Ferrell ''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (112906408) 
'''Tony Parker''' ''Famous french basketball's player'' (21953197) 
'''Curtis Jackson''' ''aka 50-cent''(10301550) 
'''Terrell Owens''' ''NFL-player Cowboys''(39219734) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''NBA Star'' (123678177) 
'''Terry Gilliam''' ''Monty Python animator and film director (70267353) 
'''Viggo Mortensen''' ''Actor - played Aragorn in LoTR '' (94608356)
'''Larry King''' ''Talk show host '' (93951042)
'''Mohamed Ali''' ''Famous Boxing Legend ''(99341827), (147676426)
'''Will Smith''' ''Hollywood Actor ''(130242191)
'''Robert Shuler''' ''Preacher, Founder of the Crystal Cathedral'' (141975289)

=== Venezuela ===

'''Hugo Chávez''' ''President of Venezuela'' (130758907)
'''Gustavo Cisneros''' ''Industralist of Venezuela'' (142685995)
'''Carlos Andrés Pérez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1973-1978 and 1989-1993'' (45000397)
'''Marcos Pérez Jiménez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1953-1958'' (141884908)
'''Israel Rubio''' ''Winner of Bronze medal in Athens 2004'' (74313458)
'''Simón Bolívar''' ''Independence Hero in Venezuela, also called "El Libertador"''(63644723)
'''Rafael Caldera''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1969-1973 and 1993-1998'' (63693583)

=== Vietnam ===
'''Norman Morrison''' ''On November 2, 1965 he committed suicide by self-immolation to protest the United States involvement in the Vietnam War'' (58745545)

==Fictional Characters==
These aren't really celebrities, but fictional characters, though many of them are just as famous as the other celebrities.

'''[[Homer Simpson]]''' ''from The Simpsons — had a U.S. national team cap and a special memorable moments entry before he was fired. Now he was last seen at Moe's Tavern downing mug after mug of Duff's Beer. His days of glory are clearly over.'' (10262441), (97824060) and (95305380) bought for 1.5 mil 
'''Peter Griffin''' ''from Family Guy'' (95500586 et al.) 
'''Dorian Gray''' ''from Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray'' (52766376) 
'''Bart Simpson''' ''from The Simpsons'' (75793518) and (34882792) 
'''Monty Burns''' ''from The Simpsons'' (24121091) 
'''Moe Szyslak''' ''from The Simpsons'' (114261377) 
'''Al Bundy''' ''Love Polke High and played football'' (41964160) 
'''Harry Potter''' ''from the series of books by J.K. Rowling'' (10315054) 
'''Freddy Krueger''' ''fictional character from the Nightmare on Elm Street series of horror films'' (10352435) 
'''Peter Parker''' ''The civilian name of Spider-Man'' (96615443) 
'''Will Parry''' ''Character of the trilogy "His Dark Materials"'' (79251090) 
'''John Connor''' ''Last hope of the humans in "terminator"'' (109417103) 
'''Kyle Rees''' ''Father of John Connor and only human to have travelled the time in "terminator"'' (95636722) 
'''Henry Pope''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (8030340) 
'''Fernando Sucre''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (83971021) 
'''Benjamin Franklin''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (22889781) 
'''Charles Westmoreland''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (79553086) 
'''Paul Kellermann''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (7280561) 
'''Danny Hale''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (121838014) 
'''Eric Cartman''' ''from the animated show "South Park"'' (30463567) 
'''Jesús Quintana''' ''From the movie "The Big Lebowski"'' (130355591) 

==See Also==
[[Funny names]]

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[[category:Players]]

List of celebrity players

2007-03-06T11:16:55Z

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'''Celebrity players''', or [[players]] in [[Hattrick]] with the name of a real-life celebrity, have long been a popular commodity in Hattrick. Teams are willing to spend $100k just to have a player with a celebrity name on their team, however obscure the reference.

== International Celebrities ==
These are the celebrities that are international icons, like Madonna for instance.

'''Sean Connery''' ''The original James Bond, and a very well-known actor'' (7660926) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''One of the greatest basketball players ever'' (4055107) 
'''John Lennon''' ''From The Beatles'' (58963286) 
'''Paul Mccartney''' ''From The Beatles'' (42032093) 
'''George Harrison''' ''From The Beatles'' (13259877) 
'''Martin Gore''' ''From Depeche Mode'' (72080010) 
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Argentinian Football Mogul'' (12468114) 
'''Federico Fellini''' ''Greatest Italian movie director'' (118058036) 
'''Michael Jackson''' ''King of Pop'' (127276936) 
'''Robert Plant''' ''From Led Zeppelin'' (123974053) 
'''Keith Richards''' ''From The Rolling Stones'' (116964335) 
'''David Bowie''' ''Spiders from Mars- Rock Icon'' (136706528) 
'''James Dean''' ''Actor and icon'' (120670615) 
'''Calvin Klein''' ''Fashion creator'' (59405659) 

== Celebrities exclusive to a country or region ==
These celebrities aren't internationally famous, but they are quite famous in certain areas of the world. Players are indexed by their country of origin, unless they hold an office in a different country and they are considerably more famous in that country.

=== Argentina ===
'''Carlos Gardel''' ''Famous tango singer'' (55203369)
'''Carlos Saúl Menem''' ''President of Argentina 1989-1999'' (115182880)
'''Che Guevara''' ''Famous Guerillia Fighter'' (58847264)
'''David Nalbandian''' ''Tennis Player'' (119861043)
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Greatest Argentininan football player of all time'' (12468114)
'''Gabriel Batistuta''' ''Batigol: Famous striker'' (115545117)
'''Guillermo Vilas''' ''Tenis player'' (122538636)
'''Jorge Luis Borges''' ''Famous writer'' (67798282)
'''Juan Domingo Perón''' ''President of Argentina 1946-1955 and 1973-1974'' (50825886)
'''Julio Bocca''' ''Famous dancer'' (50632472)
'''Juan Sebastián Veron''' ''Football player'' (123386765)

=== Australia ===
'''Mel Gibson''' ''Hollywood Actor/Director'' (24131390) 
'''Michael Hussey''' ''Australian Criketer'' (149917418) 
'''John Howard''' ''Prime minister'' (numerous amounts) 
'''Tim Cahill''' ''football player of everton'' (10998465)

=== Belgium ===
'''Luc Nilis''' ''A Red Devil who broke his leg pretty bad and can't play anymore'' (68604797) 
'''Jean-Claude Van Damme''' ''Moviestar, The Muscles from Brussels'' (98012952) 
'''Jan Ceulemans''' ''Belgian player from the golden 80's'' (11370199) 
'''Guy Verhofstadt''' ''The Belgian prime minister'' (107966241) 
'''Yves Leterme''' ''The Flemish minister-president'' (108915892) 
'''Filip Dewinter''' ''One of the leaders of the political party "Vlaams Belang"'' (50213462) 
'''Jean-Marie Dedecker''' ''Former judo-coach and VLD-senator.(92644545) 
'''Vincent Kompany''' ''Belgian football talent, defender of Hamburger SV'' (107843123) 
'''Timmy Simons''' ''Captain of the "Red Devils (Belgium)"'' (96736580) 
'''Kim Clijsters''' ''Famous Belgian female tennis player'' (71521977) 
'''Bart Goor''' ''Winger, playing for RSCA'' (24286478) 
'''Geert De Vlieger''' ''Belgian keeper, player of SV Zulte-Waregem'' (87920468) 
'''Frank Vercauteren''' ''Trainer of RSCA'' (95017894) 
'''Emilio Ferrara''' ''Trainer of Club Bruges'' (41815763) 
'''Hugo Broos''' ''Trainer of KRC Genk'' (108480360) 
'''Koen Daerden''' ''Winger of Club Bruges'' (13004368) 
'''François Duval''' ''Famous Belgian rally pilot'' (138233446) 
'''Patrick Janssens''' ''Politician for SP.A, mayor of Antwerp'' (90371581) 
'''Walter Baele''' ''Comedian'' (10926016) 
'''Tom Lenaerts''' ''Famous Belgian TV presentator'' (141182542) 
'''Jan Wauters''' ''Sports Journalist'' (55882765) 
'''Ben Crabbé''' ''Presenter of the daily TV Quiz "Blokken"'' (128636446) 
'''Geert Hoste''' ''Stand up comedian'' (90992065) 
'''Thomas Buffel''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (22511004) 
'''Moussa Dembele''' ''Young Belgian talent'' (138273052) 
'''Luk Zeebroek''' ''Comedian whose artist name is Kamagurka'' (116535714) 
'''Stefan Everts''' ''World champion motocross'' (30213704) 
'''Gert Verheyen''' ''Played for RSCA and Club Bruges, now he's the youth trainer of the latter'' (83606928) 
'''Silvio Proto''' ''Belgian keeper, plays for the "Red Devils (Belgium)", currently injured'' (123767516) 
'''Franky Van der Elst''' ''Assistant trainer of Club Bruges'' (107980859) 
'''Bob Peeters''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (80820967) 
'''Maarten Martens''' ''A young Belgian talent who plays at AZ (Netherlands)'' (114802683) 
'''Sandy Martens''' ''Midfielder of AA Gent'' (73236108) 
'''Frank Vandenbroucke''' ''A Belgian cyclist who was one of the best before he made some career changing mistakes'' (90504789) 
'''Rocky Peeters''' ''Belgian midfielder'' (126276108) 
'''Dirk Moerman''' ''Also known as "Moerbie", produces a radio program on Top-Radio'' (27145005) 

=== Bosnia ===
'''Sergej Barbarez''' ''is a famous and popular Bosnian-Herzegovian football midfielder playing for Bayer Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga'' (127755059) 
'''Safet Susic''' ''is a football coach and former player from Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of the best ever in former Yugoslavia'' (61198163) 
'''Ivica Osim''' ''is a Bosnian football manager and former player from the former Yugoslavia. He is currently the manager of Japan'' (134033822) 
'''Hasan Salihamidzic''' ''is a football all-round-midfielder from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is currently starring for Bayern Munich / 2007 Juventus'' (111135664) 
'''Edin Osmic''' ''is a rapper from Bosnia and Herzegovina, better known as Edo Maajka'' (111202477) 
'''Emir Obuca''' ''He is a football player, playing for FK Sarajevo'' (111157743) 
'''Zlatan Ibrahimovic''' ''is a Swedish football striker. He is currently playing for Inter Milan. His Parents are from Bosnia (father) and Croatia (mother)'' (87203196) 
'''Nikola Nikic''' ''is a ex Bosian football inner,played for Zeljo. He is currently Bosnian u-21 team coach'' (63990292) 

=== Brazil ===
'''Mané dos Santos''' ''alias Garrincha, legendary footballer'' (79429216) 
'''Marcelo José Bordon''' ''brasilian football player'' (69689775) 

=== Bulgaria ===
'''Vasil Kolarov''' ''Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 1949 to 1950'' (98768276) 
'''Simeon Sakskoburggotski''' ''Also known as Simeon II of Bulgaria, last Tsar of Bulgaria (1943-1946); from 2001 until August 2005 was Bulgarian Prime Minister'' (27748093)

=== Chile ===
*'''Manuel Encalada''' (91401911) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Francisco Antonio Pinto''' (63649027) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Joaquín Prieto''' (37378940) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Bulnes''' (139921997) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Montt''' (55304144) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''José Joaquín Pérez''' (70257290) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Federico Errázuriz''' (102425421) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Aníbal Pinto''' (59259589) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Balmaceda''' (47167634) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Montt''' (55135809) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Germán Riesco''' (140147540) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Luis Sanfuentes''' (120275887) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Emiliano Figueroa''' (68725187) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Esteban Montero''' (128012755) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Antonio Ríos''' (132186856) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Gabriel González Videla''' (13401879) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Alessandri''' (89960056) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Eduardo Frei''' (102451446) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Salvador Allende''' (45059163) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Ricardo Lagos''' (55409854) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Michel Bachelet''' (11100197) - ''President of Chile''

=== Croatia ===
'''Marko Babić''' ''Croatian footballer, part of Croatian roster for FIFA World Cup in Germany'' (84015931) 
'''Ante Pavelić''' ''Croatian leader, USTAŠA'' (132136675) 
'''Zvonimir Boban''' ''Croatian influental captain, part of Croatian 3rd place on FIFA World Cup ´98'' (96709114) and (137469174) 
'''Nikola Tesla''' ''One of the biggest world scientists'' (146076354) 
'''Franjo Tuđman''' ''1st Croatian president'' (83825969) 
'''Stipe Mesić''' ''Actual Croatian president'' (29823664) 

=== Czech Republic ===
'''Vaclav Havel''' ''Czech president (1990 - 2002) (124248485) 
'''Vaclav Klaus''' ''Czech president (2002 - today) (124241672) and (124300328) 
'''Pavel Nedved''' ''captain of Czech Football Team (2002 - 2006), silver medal on Euro Cup 1996, bronze medal on Euro Cup 2004 (124215844) 
'''Josef "Pepi" Bican''' ''1913-2001; legendary czech-austrian striker who scored 643 league goals (78087313) 

=== Denmark ===
''' Brian Steen Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Steen_Nielsen]'' (56708925) (70787589)
'''Martin Jørgensen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_J%C3%B8rgensen]'' (41022357)
'''Stig Tøfting''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stig_T%C3%B8fting]'' (40476877)
'''Brian Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Laudrup]'' (73258547) (87392216)
'''Michael Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Laudrup]'' (46870076)
'''Peter Schmeichel''' ''former goalkeeper [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Schmeichel]'' (95269245) (35285034)
'''Thomas Gravesen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Gravesen]'' (112976329)
'''Morten Andersen''' ''famous NFL player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morten_Andersen]'' (80288481)
'''Lars Ulrich''' ''Drummer and co-founder of Metallica [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Ulrich]'' (135930315) (8397651) (122436320) (55325816)
'''Mads Mikkelsen''' ''danish actor [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mads_Mikkelsen]'' (113448865)
'''Poul Schlüter''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Schl%C3%BCter]'' (134284726)
'''Hans Christian Hansen''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.C._Hansen]'' (78549393)
'''Hans Christian Andersen''' ''worldfamous danish author [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Christian_Andersen]'' (92944120)
'''Michael Silberbauer''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Silberbauer]'' (88192726)
'''Harald Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Nielsen]'' (35486253)
'''Kim Larsen''' ''singer/song writer [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Larsen]'' (50435452)
'''Søren Kaster''' ''former host of the danish version of Jeopardy'' (45877238)
'''Preben Elkjær-Larsen''' ''former football player [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preben_Elkj%C3%A6r]'' (90291619) (135340669) (78327416)
'''Hans Engell''' ''former Justice Minister of Denmark (before DUI-scandal) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Engell]'' (96311300) (96025778) (110686304) (72942951)
'''Gustav Hansen''' ''Gus "The Great Dane", 3 times WPT-champion [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Hansen]'' (115687113) (136449779) (110139881) (131559960) (90518490) (129443381) (130273858)

=== England ===
''' Stephen Gerrard''' ''Liverpool F.C. all-star footballer and English national team starter (real-life player's name is spelled "Steven")'' (24623752)
'''John Terry''' ''Chelsea and English national team captain'' (122769106) 
'''Tony Blair''' ''Current prime minister'' (110215872)
'''John Major''' ''Ex PM showed up for a new career in a team from the USA'' (74415682)
'''David Cameron''' ''Conservative party leader (2005-)'' (122655532)
'''Murray Walker''' ''Ex-Formula 1 commentator, switched nationality to American'' (118860267)
'''Bill Bailey''' ''comedian'' (121648083) 
'''Stanley Matthews''' ''first footballer to be knighted, played till he was 50 "The Magician"'' (36306534)
'''George Cohen''' ''right back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (17480487)
'''Jack Charlton''' ''centre back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (99461849)
'''Martin Peters''' ''midfield player in england 1966 world winning cup team''(111827998)
'''Roger Hunt''' ''striker in england 1966 world cup winning team''(10319759)
'''Ron Atkinson''' ''former manchester united manager''(60799172)
'''Alan Shearer''' ''All-time top scorer in both Newcastle United F.C. and the Premiership'' (58377758)
'''Andy Fordham''' ''darts player''(90379751)
'''Sean Long''' ''English rugby player''(82014475)
'''James May'''(128335553) ''Top Gear presenter along with'' '''Richard Hammond''' (76416141) ''and Jeremy Clarkson'' 
'''Cliff Richard''' ''Legendary English pop singer'' (128581963) 
'''Ronald Biggs''' ''Train robber and fugitive'' (112151871) 
'''Boris Johnson''' ''English politician and pundit'' (109457866) 
'''William Joyce''' ''alias Lord Haw-Haw, wartime traitor'' (98147699) 
'''Tony Hadley''' (58032359), '''Martin Kemp''' (131321311), '''Gary Kemp''' (123331574), '''Steve Norman''' (142441861) ''Four-fifths of the band Spandau Ballet'' 
'''Robbie Williams''' (97549957), '''Gary Barlow''' (98280879), '''Mark Owen''' (133751991), '''Howard Donald '''(91575787) ''Four-fifths of the band Take That'' 
'''Paul McCartney''' (92633740), '''John Lennon''' (74675948), '''George Harrison''' (13243298), '''Richard Starkey''' (82411991) ''The complete band The Beatles'' 
'''Rowan Williams''' ''The Archbishop of Canterbury'' (140603708) 
'''Gary Coleman''' ''Star of the television sitcom Diff'rent Strokes'' (142784684) 
'''Damon Hill''' ''English ex-Formula 1 driver (World Champion 1996)'' (123688939) 
'''Terry Wogan''' ''Radio presenter and television host'' (89410081) 
'''Ian Beale''' ''Walford weasel'' (75707558) 
'''Davide Beckham''' ''Famous english player. Player of a club owner of many well-known stars (31886)'' (22746939) 
'''Simon Le Bon''' (138289529), '''Nick Rhodes''' (143003151), '''Roger Taylor''' (150680606), '''John Taylor''' (78310671), '''Andy Taylor''' (147929780) ''The complete Duran Duran''

=== France ===
'''Didier Deschamps''' ''Former french soccer player - world champion 98'' (22854718) 
'''Fabien Barthez''' ''French goalkeeper - world champion 98'' (149028773) 
'''François Hollande''' ''Homme politique et mari de Ségolène royal'' (5336809) 
'''François Miterrand''' ''Ex-president of France'' (11950903) 
'''Florian Fritz''' ''International français de rugby'' 
'''Gilbert Montagné''' ''chanteur aveugle''(13614445) 
'''Jacques Martin''' ''Animateur télé'' (117043864) 
'''Jean-Jacques Goldman''' ''French Singer'' (46051183) 
'''Francois Bayrou''' ''French Politician'' (7732072) 
'''Thierry Roland''' ''French Philosopher'' (12768609) 
'''Nicolas Hulot''' ''French Reporter Ecologist writer '' (137614666) 
'''Paul Le Guen''' ''French Coach Soccer'' (84414699) 
'''Alain Prost''' ''Former French F1 pilot'' (12303799) 
'''Luc Besson''' ''French Cinema Director'' (121555597) 
'''Guy Roux''' ''French Former Soccer Coach and Economist'' (119775801) 
'''Alain Juppé''' ''Former and new French Politician'' (20540861) 
'''Bernard Montiel''' ''French Former TV presentator '' (120264381) 
'''Pierre Richard''' ''French Actor '' (11996377) 
'''Charles de Gaulle''' ''Former French President '' (38131152) 
'''Alain Giresse''' ''Former French Soccer Player '' (45388279) 
'''Jean Dujardin''' ''French Actor Brice of Nice '' (97693419) 
'''Michel Drucker''' ''French TV formidable'' (44709207) 
'''Michel Vaillant''' ''BD '' (11999221) 
'''Victor Hugo''' ''French Author '' (26592375) 
'''Alain Delon''' ''French Actor '' (37359020) 
'''Jean Pierre Foucault''' ''French TV presentator '' (25368975) 
'''Jean Lefebvre''' ''Most Famous French Actor '' (121245555) 
'''Alain Ducasse''' ''French cook '' (21447360) 
'''Dominique Rocheteau''' ''French Player Hair Man '' (64480396) 
'''David Douillet''' ''Judo '' (124661660) 
'''Michel Vautrot''' ''Former French International Referee '' (22754777) 
'''Pape Diouf''' ''soccer team president '' (120792244) 
'''Marcel Duchamp''' ''artist '' (83503186) 
'''Jacques Attali''' ''publicite '' (117726429) 
'''Bruno Solo''' ''French TV '' (109360680) 
'''Eric Cantona''' ''''French soccer player, Actor, Painter '' (15189430) 

=== Israel ===
'''Shlomo Arazi''' (45688987) ''Israeli singer'' 
'''Ben Artzi''' (89177978) ''Shlomo Arazi sun and Israeli singer''
'''Shuki Nagar''' (63948060) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Pini Balili''' (82173068) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Shimon Gershon''' (58951081) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Shtrauber''' (91032364) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Nimni''' (78072093) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Davidovich''' (32058254) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Arik Benado''' (47535889) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Tamir Cohen''' (72790990) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Cohen''' (12463071) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Strul''' (77317003) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Omri Afek''' (101934792) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Yossi Abuksis''' (20035894) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ori Malmilyan''' (66203213) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Guy Azuri''' (86393960) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Klinger''' (97304620) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ttal Burstein''' (93492285) ''Israeli baketball player''
'''Sharon Sason''' (109449962) ''Israeli baketball player'' 
'''Pini Gershon''' (48700377) ''Israeli baketball team coach'' 
'''David Amsalem''' (55168915) ''Israeli baketball team owner''
'''Silvan Shalom''' (100127566) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Yitzhak Shamir''' (99992240) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''David Ben-Gurion''' (99992338) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Ariel Sharon''' (47179495) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Shimon Peres''' (57496070) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Amir Pertz''' (69503165) ''Israeli politic or former politic''

=== Italy ===
'''Manuela Arcuri''' ''Model and actress'' (116265116) 
'''Nicola Berti''' ''Former Inter FC player'' (143794529) 
'''Enzo Ferrari''' ''Ferrari's founder'' (139533149) 
'''Paolo Maldini''' ''AC Milan player'' (128904515) 
'''Giuseppe Prisco''' ''Former Inter FC myth - aka Peppino Prisco'' (146111617) 
'''Vasco Rossi''' ''famous Italian singer'' (145749249) 

===Liechtenstien===
'''Peter Jehle''' ''Boavista and Liechtenstien national team player''(109496559) 
'''Mario Frick''' ''Holds the guinness world record for youngest ever head of state(of Liechtenstein December 15, 1993 - April 5, 2001) 
Also the name of a famous footballer(135968320) 
'''Peter Kaiser''' ''Historian,statesman'' (129472356) 
'''Marco Büchel''' ''Popular Liechtenstien skiier'' (133878462) 
'''Walter Kieber''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (129522163) 
'''Alexander Frick''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (99030768) 
'''Andreas Wenzel''' ''Liechtenstien skiier''(8740528)

=== México ===
'''Enrique Iglesias''' ''Latin Pop Star'' (75151573) 

=== Misr ===
'''Hossam Hasan''' ''Hossam Hassan is a legendary footballer who has 170 caps and 80 goals for the Egyptian national team. He currently plays in the UAE for Mido FC.'' (95008071) 

=== Moldova===
'''Vladimir Voronin''' ''Current Moldavian president.'' (95912657) 
'''Piotr Lucinski ''' ''Former Moldavian president.'' (3455312) 
'''Iurie Rosca ''' ''A Moldavian politiciat.'' (146705146)

=== Netherlands ===
'''Rafael van der Vaart''' ''Dutch national team player'' (30629721)
'''Johan Cruijff''' ''Most famous soccer player from the Netherlands'' (16252925)
'''Herman Brood''' ''(1946-2001) Famous artist, painter, poet...''(31165182) 
'''Marco van Basten ''' ''Current coach of dutch soccer team...''(13259349) 
'''Gerrit Zalm''' '' Former Dutch minister of Finance'' (26354460) 
'''Abe Lenstra''' ''Famous Frisan player'' (28419888,22713458) 
'''Johan Neeskens''' ''Famous dutch player'' (44225916) 
'''Frank de Boer''' ''Most capped dutch defender'' (8315453) 
'''Patrick Kluivert''' ''Topscorer all-time of the Dutch National Team and PSV Eindhoven striker'' (12443046) 
'''Edgar Davids''' ''Dutch national team player and Ajax Amsterdam midfielder. (146394817)
'''Mark van Bommel''' ''Dutch national team player and Bayern Munich midfielder. Currently retired from international football because of a fight with Holland-manager Marco van Basten. (8354798)
'''Maarten van Rossem''' ''Dutch historian and USA expert. (46460175)
'''Paul de Leeuw''' ''Famous dutch tv-host and singer / actor'' (20322640) 
'''Otto Frank''' ''The father of Anne Frank, the world famous diary writer. He was the only member of the Frank family to survive the second World War'' (8951671) 
'''Piet Paulusma''' ''Famous dutch weatherman'' (21622036) 
'''Ruud Gullit''' ''Famous dutch player, World football player in 1987 and 1989'' (115862716) 
'''Wouter Bos''' ''Dutch Politician'' (29394512) 
'''Berry van Aerle''' Famous dutch player, winner European Championship 1988 and Europa Cup 1 with PSV Eindhoven, now making a living as a postman and prince carnival (26975166) 

=== Norway ===
'''Pål Strand''' ''Lillestrøm S.K. winger in the Norwegian top division'' (115409348)
'''John Carew''' ''Norwegian striker that plays for Aston Villa'' (81449150)
'''Arne Scheie''' ''Norwegian football and ski jump commentator'' (27843135)
'''Henning Berg''' ''Former Norwegian footballer with 100 caps for Norway'' (15518604)
'''Ronny Johnsen''' ''Norwegian footballer that won the Champions League with Manchester United'' (130698167)
'''Martin Andresen''' ''Norwegian international midfielder that plays for Brann'' (15140007)

=== Poland ===
'''Władysław Gomułka''' ''Polish Communist leader from 1956 to 1970'' (54767414) 
'''Lech Kaczyński''' ''President of Poland'' (31727910) 
'''Andrzej Lepper''' ''Polish politician, one of the most controversial person in Poland'' (115605007) 
'''Adam Mickiewicz''' ''One of the best-known Polish poets and writers'' (104060231)

=== Portugal ===
'''José Mourinho''' ''Ex-Porto and current Chelsea manager''(83969487) 
'''Ricardo Carvalho''' '' Chelsea Player''(34436750) 
'''Jorge Costa ''' ''Ex-Porto Player''(39730666) 
'''Fernando Couto''' ''Parma Player''(38239739) 
'''Paulo Ferreira''' ''Chelsea Player''(136608899)

=== Peru ===
'''Abimael Guzmán''' ''Terrorist leader in Peru" (63924740)

=== Russia ===
'''Vladimir Putin''' ''Russian President'' (57633405), (45983824) 
'''Eduard Limonov''' ''Russian writer'' (92273550) 
'''Egor Titov''' ''Spartak Moscow and Russian national team midfielder'' (137995525)

=== Scotland ===
''' Alexander Huntley''' [''known familiarly as Alex Kapranos''] (151260256) '''Robert Hardy''' (144069006) '''Nick McCarthy''' (133714928) '''Paul Thomson''' (142760124) '''Andy Knowles''' (82240599) ''The complete band Franz Ferdinand'' 
'''Lee McCulloch''' ''Wigan and Scotland midfielder''(123682134) 
'''Darren Fletcher''' ''Manchester United and Scotland midfielder'' (117494620) 
'''Alex Ferguson''' ''Manchester united manager who masterminded their 1999 treble''(112799095) 
'''Darren Ferguson''' ''Son of alex and current peterborough manager''(122148641)

=== Serbia and Montenegro ===
'''Slobodan Milošević''' ''President of Serbia (1989-1997) and of Yugoslavia (1997-2000)'' (86619870) 
'''Radovan Karadžić''' '' former Serbian politician indicted for war crimes and genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague'' (70062540) 
'''Dražo Mihajlović''' ''WW2 War criminal and Chetnik Leader'' (141673634)

=== Spain ===
'''Fernando Torres''' ''Spanish international football player'' (97716716) 
'''Alfredo Di Stefano''' ''Legendary football player'' (137165526) 
'''Raúl González Blanco''' ''Spanish international football player'' (144226057) 
'''Raúl ''' ''See above'' (57412536)
''

=== Sweden ===
'''Henrik Larsson''' ''Ex-Celtic, Barcelona, Feyenoord,Helsingborg, Sweden and current Manchester Utd striker'' (134747303)
===Switzerland===
'''Moritz Leuenberger''' ''Member of swiss government'' (47591155) 
'''Jakob Kuhn''' ''Current trainer of swiss football team'' (78935159) 
'''Alex Frei''' ''Current forward of swiss football team'' (13715609) 
'''Samuel Schmid''' ''Member of swiss government'' (11056809) 
'''Christoph Blocher''' ''Member of swiss government'' (145967650) 
'''Beni Thurnherr''' ''Cult-Showmaster Swiss TV'' (53916824) 
'''Sven Epiney''' ''Showmaster (a bit to often) on Swiss TV'' (82971396) 

=== Wales ===
'''Gareth Bale''' ''Welsh international but english on hattrick'' (8916974) 
'''Craig Bellamy''' ''Controversial Welsh International''(44211516), (74675793)
=== Uruguay ===
'''Pedro Petrone''' ''Former uruguayan international striker who won the world cup in 1930 and olympic gold in Paris 1924 and in Amsterdam 1928. Serie A topscorer in the 1931-32 season with Fiorentina.'' (68774240)

=== USA ===
'''Mike Tyson''' ''Boxer from the USA'' (38589956) 
'''George Washington''' ''Founding father of the USA'' (Extinct) 
'''Brad Pitt''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (48665275) 
'''Bruce Lee''' ''Kung Fu Icon'' (44619255) 
'''Jon Stewart''' ''Host of The Daily Show'' (47508820) 
'''Tom Cruise''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (55573963) 
'''Jack White''' ''Singer and Guitarist of The White Stripes'' (79383552) 
'''Jerry Cantrell''' ''Guitarist and Singer of Alice in Chains'' (48347237) 
'''Will Ferrell ''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (112906408) 
'''Tony Parker''' ''Famous french basketball's player'' (21953197) 
'''Curtis Jackson''' ''aka 50-cent''(10301550) 
'''Terrell Owens''' ''NFL-player Cowboys''(39219734) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''NBA Star'' (123678177) 
'''Terry Gilliam''' ''Monty Python animator and film director (70267353) 
'''Viggo Mortensen''' ''Actor - played Aragorn in LoTR '' (94608356)
'''Larry King''' ''Talk show host '' (93951042)
'''Mohamed Ali''' ''Famous Boxing Legend ''(99341827), (147676426)
'''Will Smith''' ''Hollywood Actor ''(130242191)
'''Robert Shuler''' ''Preacher, Founder of the Crystal Cathedral'' (141975289)

=== Venezuela ===

'''Hugo Chávez''' ''President of Venezuela'' (130758907)
'''Gustavo Cisneros''' ''Industralist of Venezuela'' (142685995)
'''Carlos Andrés Pérez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1973-1978 and 1989-1993'' (45000397)
'''Marcos Pérez Jiménez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1953-1958'' (141884908)
'''Israel Rubio''' ''Winner of Bronze medal in Athens 2004'' (74313458)
'''Simón Bolívar''' ''Independence Hero in Venezuela, also called "El Libertador"''(63644723)
'''Rafael Caldera''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1969-1973 and 1993-1998'' (63693583)

=== Vietnam ===
'''Norman Morrison''' ''On November 2, 1965 he committed suicide by self-immolation to protest the United States involvement in the Vietnam War'' (58745545)

==Fictional Characters==
These aren't really celebrities, but fictional characters, though many of them are just as famous as the other celebrities.

'''[[Homer Simpson]]''' ''from The Simpsons — had a U.S. national team cap and a special memorable moments entry before he was fired. Now he was last seen at Moe's Tavern downing mug after mug of Duff's Beer. His days of glory are clearly over.'' (10262441), (97824060) and (95305380) bought for 1.5 mil 
'''Peter Griffin''' ''from Family Guy'' (95500586 et al.) 
'''Dorian Gray''' ''from Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray'' (52766376) 
'''Bart Simpson''' ''from The Simpsons'' (75793518) and (34882792) 
'''Monty Burns''' ''from The Simpsons'' (24121091) 
'''Moe Szyslak''' ''from The Simpsons'' (114261377) 
'''Al Bundy''' ''Love Polke High and played football'' (41964160) 
'''Harry Potter''' ''from the series of books by J.K. Rowling'' (10315054) 
'''Freddy Krueger''' ''fictional character from the Nightmare on Elm Street series of horror films'' (10352435) 
'''Peter Parker''' ''The civilian name of Spider-Man'' (96615443) 
'''Will Parry''' ''Character of the trilogy "His Dark Materials"'' (79251090) 
'''John Connor''' ''Last hope of the humans in "terminator"'' (109417103) 
'''Kyle Rees''' ''Father of John Connor and only human to have travelled the time in "terminator"'' (95636722) 
'''Henry Pope''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (8030340) 
'''Fernando Sucre''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (83971021) 
'''Benjamin Franklin''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (22889781) 
'''Charles Westmoreland''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (79553086) 
'''Paul Kellermann''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (7280561) 
'''Danny Hale''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (121838014) 
'''Eric Cartman''' ''from the animated show "South Park"'' (30463567) 
'''Jesús Quintana''' ''From the movie "The Big Lebowski"'' (130355591) 

==See Also==
[[Funny names]]

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[[category:Players]]

List of celebrity players

2007-03-06T11:16:05Z

Kim H: /* England */

'''Celebrity players''', or [[players]] in [[Hattrick]] with the name of a real-life celebrity, have long been a popular commodity in Hattrick. Teams are willing to spend $100k just to have a player with a celebrity name on their team, however obscure the reference.

== International Celebrities ==
These are the celebrities that are international icons, like Madonna for instance.

'''Sean Connery''' ''The original James Bond, and a very well-known actor'' (7660926) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''One of the greatest basketball players ever'' (4055107) 
'''John Lennon''' ''From The Beatles'' (58963286) 
'''Paul Mccartney''' ''From The Beatles'' (42032093) 
'''George Harrison''' ''From The Beatles'' (13259877) 
'''Martin Gore''' ''From Depeche Mode'' (72080010) 
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Argentinian Football Mogul'' (12468114) 
'''Federico Fellini''' ''Greatest Italian movie director'' (118058036) 
'''Michael Jackson''' ''King of Pop'' (127276936) 
'''Robert Plant''' ''From Led Zeppelin'' (123974053) 
'''Keith Richards''' ''From The Rolling Stones'' (116964335) 
'''David Bowie''' ''Spiders from Mars- Rock Icon'' (136706528) 
'''James Dean''' ''Actor and icon'' (120670615) 
'''Calvin Klein''' ''Fashion creator'' (59405659) 

== Celebrities exclusive to a country or region ==
These celebrities aren't internationally famous, but they are quite famous in certain areas of the world. Players are indexed by their country of origin, unless they hold an office in a different country and they are considerably more famous in that country.

=== Argentina ===
'''Carlos Gardel''' ''Famous tango singer'' (55203369)
'''Carlos Saúl Menem''' ''President of Argentina 1989-1999'' (115182880)
'''Che Guevara''' ''Famous Guerillia Fighter'' (58847264)
'''David Nalbandian''' ''Tennis Player'' (119861043)
'''Diego Armando Maradona''' ''Greatest Argentininan football player of all time'' (12468114)
'''Gabriel Batistuta''' ''Batigol: Famous striker'' (115545117)
'''Guillermo Vilas''' ''Tenis player'' (122538636)
'''Jorge Luis Borges''' ''Famous writer'' (67798282)
'''Juan Domingo Perón''' ''President of Argentina 1946-1955 and 1973-1974'' (50825886)
'''Julio Bocca''' ''Famous dancer'' (50632472)
'''Juan Sebastián Veron''' ''Football player'' (123386765)

=== Australia ===
'''Mel Gibson''' ''Hollywood Actor/Director'' (24131390) 
'''Michael Hussey''' ''Australian Criketer'' (149917418) 
'''John Howard''' ''Prime minister'' (numerous amounts) 
'''Tim Cahill''' ''football player of everton'' (10998465)

=== Belgium ===
'''Luc Nilis''' ''A Red Devil who broke his leg pretty bad and can't play anymore'' (68604797) 
'''Jean-Claude Van Damme''' ''Moviestar, The Muscles from Brussels'' (98012952) 
'''Jan Ceulemans''' ''Belgian player from the golden 80's'' (11370199) 
'''Guy Verhofstadt''' ''The Belgian prime minister'' (107966241) 
'''Yves Leterme''' ''The Flemish minister-president'' (108915892) 
'''Filip Dewinter''' ''One of the leaders of the political party "Vlaams Belang"'' (50213462) 
'''Jean-Marie Dedecker''' ''Former judo-coach and VLD-senator.(92644545) 
'''Vincent Kompany''' ''Belgian football talent, defender of Hamburger SV'' (107843123) 
'''Timmy Simons''' ''Captain of the "Red Devils (Belgium)"'' (96736580) 
'''Kim Clijsters''' ''Famous Belgian female tennis player'' (71521977) 
'''Bart Goor''' ''Winger, playing for RSCA'' (24286478) 
'''Geert De Vlieger''' ''Belgian keeper, player of SV Zulte-Waregem'' (87920468) 
'''Frank Vercauteren''' ''Trainer of RSCA'' (95017894) 
'''Emilio Ferrara''' ''Trainer of Club Bruges'' (41815763) 
'''Hugo Broos''' ''Trainer of KRC Genk'' (108480360) 
'''Koen Daerden''' ''Winger of Club Bruges'' (13004368) 
'''François Duval''' ''Famous Belgian rally pilot'' (138233446) 
'''Patrick Janssens''' ''Politician for SP.A, mayor of Antwerp'' (90371581) 
'''Walter Baele''' ''Comedian'' (10926016) 
'''Tom Lenaerts''' ''Famous Belgian TV presentator'' (141182542) 
'''Jan Wauters''' ''Sports Journalist'' (55882765) 
'''Ben Crabbé''' ''Presenter of the daily TV Quiz "Blokken"'' (128636446) 
'''Geert Hoste''' ''Stand up comedian'' (90992065) 
'''Thomas Buffel''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (22511004) 
'''Moussa Dembele''' ''Young Belgian talent'' (138273052) 
'''Luk Zeebroek''' ''Comedian whose artist name is Kamagurka'' (116535714) 
'''Stefan Everts''' ''World champion motocross'' (30213704) 
'''Gert Verheyen''' ''Played for RSCA and Club Bruges, now he's the youth trainer of the latter'' (83606928) 
'''Silvio Proto''' ''Belgian keeper, plays for the "Red Devils (Belgium)", currently injured'' (123767516) 
'''Franky Van der Elst''' ''Assistant trainer of Club Bruges'' (107980859) 
'''Bob Peeters''' ''Famous Belgian player'' (80820967) 
'''Maarten Martens''' ''A young Belgian talent who plays at AZ (Netherlands)'' (114802683) 
'''Sandy Martens''' ''Midfielder of AA Gent'' (73236108) 
'''Frank Vandenbroucke''' ''A Belgian cyclist who was one of the best before he made some career changing mistakes'' (90504789) 
'''Rocky Peeters''' ''Belgian midfielder'' (126276108) 
'''Dirk Moerman''' ''Also known as "Moerbie", produces a radio program on Top-Radio'' (27145005) 

=== Bosnia ===
'''Sergej Barbarez''' ''is a famous and popular Bosnian-Herzegovian football midfielder playing for Bayer Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga'' (127755059) 
'''Safet Susic''' ''is a football coach and former player from Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of the best ever in former Yugoslavia'' (61198163) 
'''Ivica Osim''' ''is a Bosnian football manager and former player from the former Yugoslavia. He is currently the manager of Japan'' (134033822) 
'''Hasan Salihamidzic''' ''is a football all-round-midfielder from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is currently starring for Bayern Munich / 2007 Juventus'' (111135664) 
'''Edin Osmic''' ''is a rapper from Bosnia and Herzegovina, better known as Edo Maajka'' (111202477) 
'''Emir Obuca''' ''He is a football player, playing for FK Sarajevo'' (111157743) 
'''Zlatan Ibrahimovic''' ''is a Swedish football striker. He is currently playing for Inter Milan. His Parents are from Bosnia (father) and Croatia (mother)'' (87203196) 
'''Nikola Nikic''' ''is a ex Bosian football inner,played for Zeljo. He is currently Bosnian u-21 team coach'' (63990292) 

=== Brazil ===
'''Mané dos Santos''' ''alias Garrincha, legendary footballer'' (79429216) 
'''Marcelo José Bordon''' ''brasilian football player'' (69689775) 

=== Bulgaria ===
'''Vasil Kolarov''' ''Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 1949 to 1950'' (98768276) 
'''Simeon Sakskoburggotski''' ''Also known as Simeon II of Bulgaria, last Tsar of Bulgaria (1943-1946); from 2001 until August 2005 was Bulgarian Prime Minister'' (27748093)

=== Chile ===
*'''Manuel Encalada''' (91401911) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Francisco Antonio Pinto''' (63649027) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Joaquín Prieto''' (37378940) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Bulnes''' (139921997) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Montt''' (55304144) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''José Joaquín Pérez''' (70257290) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Federico Errázuriz''' (102425421) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Aníbal Pinto''' (59259589) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Manuel Balmaceda''' (47167634) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Montt''' (55135809) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Germán Riesco''' (140147540) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Luis Sanfuentes''' (120275887) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Emiliano Figueroa''' (68725187) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Esteban Montero''' (128012755) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Juan Antonio Ríos''' (132186856) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Gabriel González Videla''' (13401879) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Carlos Ibáñez del Campo''' (91745969) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Jorge Alessandri''' (89960056) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Eduardo Frei''' (102451446) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Salvador Allende''' (45059163) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Ricardo Lagos''' (55409854) - ''Former President of Chile'' 
*'''Michel Bachelet''' (11100197) - ''President of Chile''

=== Croatia ===
'''Marko Babić''' ''Croatian footballer, part of Croatian roster for FIFA World Cup in Germany'' (84015931) 
'''Ante Pavelić''' ''Croatian leader, USTAŠA'' (132136675) 
'''Zvonimir Boban''' ''Croatian influental captain, part of Croatian 3rd place on FIFA World Cup ´98'' (96709114) and (137469174) 
'''Nikola Tesla''' ''One of the biggest world scientists'' (146076354) 
'''Franjo Tuđman''' ''1st Croatian president'' (83825969) 
'''Stipe Mesić''' ''Actual Croatian president'' (29823664) 

=== Czech Republic ===
'''Vaclav Havel''' ''Czech president (1990 - 2002) (124248485) 
'''Vaclav Klaus''' ''Czech president (2002 - today) (124241672) and (124300328) 
'''Pavel Nedved''' ''captain of Czech Football Team (2002 - 2006), silver medal on Euro Cup 1996, bronze medal on Euro Cup 2004 (124215844) 
'''Josef "Pepi" Bican''' ''1913-2001; legendary czech-austrian striker who scored 643 league goals (78087313) 

=== Denmark ===
''' Brian Steen Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Steen_Nielsen]'' (56708925) (70787589)
'''Martin Jørgensen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_J%C3%B8rgensen]'' (41022357)
'''Stig Tøfting''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stig_T%C3%B8fting]'' (40476877)
'''Brian Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Laudrup]'' (73258547) (87392216)
'''Michael Laudrup''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Laudrup]'' (46870076)
'''Peter Schmeichel''' ''former goalkeeper [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Schmeichel]'' (95269245) (35285034)
'''Thomas Gravesen''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Gravesen]'' (112976329)
'''Morten Andersen''' ''famous NFL player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morten_Andersen]'' (80288481)
'''Lars Ulrich''' ''Drummer and co-founder of Metallica [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Ulrich]'' (135930315) (8397651) (122436320) (55325816)
'''Mads Mikkelsen''' ''danish actor [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mads_Mikkelsen]'' (113448865)
'''Poul Schlüter''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Schl%C3%BCter]'' (134284726)
'''Hans Christian Hansen''' ''former danish prime minister [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.C._Hansen]'' (78549393)
'''Hans Christian Andersen''' ''worldfamous danish author [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Christian_Andersen]'' (92944120)
'''Michael Silberbauer''' ''football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Silberbauer]'' (88192726)
'''Harald Nielsen''' ''former football player [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Nielsen]'' (35486253)
'''Kim Larsen''' ''singer/song writer [http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Larsen]'' (50435452)
'''Søren Kaster''' ''former host of the danish version of Jeopardy'' (45877238)
'''Preben Elkjær-Larsen''' ''former football player [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preben_Elkj%C3%A6r]'' (90291619) (135340669) (78327416)
'''Hans Engell''' ''former Justice Minister of Denmark (before DUI-scandal) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Engell]'' (96311300) (96025778) (110686304) (72942951)
'''Gustav Hansen''' ''Gus "The Great Dane", 3 times WPT-champion [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Hansen]'' (115687113) (136449779) (110139881) (131559960) (90518490) (129443381) (130273858)

=== England ===
''' Stephen Gerrard''' ''Liverpool F.C. all-star footballer and English national team starter (real-life player's name is spelled "Steven")'' (24623752)
'''John Terry''' ''Chelsea and English national team captain'' (122769106) 
'''Tony Blair''' ''Current prime minister'' (110215872)
'''John Major''' ''Ex PM showed up for a new career in a team from the USA'' (74415682)
'''David Cameron''' ''Conservative party leader (2005-)'' (122655532)
'''Murray Walker''' ''Ex-Formula 1 commentator, switched nationality to American'' (118860267)
'''Bill Bailey''' ''comedian'' (121648083) 
'''Stanley Matthews''' ''first footballer to be knighted, played till he was 50 "The Magician"'' (36306534)
'''George Cohen''' ''right back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (17480487)
'''Jack Charlton''' ''centre back in england 1966 world cup winning team'' (99461849)
'''Martin Peters''' ''midfield player in england 1966 world winning cup team''(111827998)
'''Roger Hunt''' ''striker in england 1966 world cup winning team''(10319759)
'''Ron Atkinson''' ''former manchester united manager''(60799172)
'''Alan Shearer''' ''All-time top scorer in both Newcastle United F.C. and the Premiership'' (58377758)
'''Andy Fordham''' ''darts player''(90379751)
'''Sean Long''' ''English rugby player''(82014475)
'''James May'''(128335553) ''Top Gear presenter along with'' '''Richard Hammond''' (76416141) ''and Jeremy Clarkson'' 
'''Cliff Richard''' ''Legendary English pop singer'' (128581963) 
'''Ronald Biggs''' ''Train robber and fugitive'' (112151871) 
'''Boris Johnson''' ''English politician and pundit'' (109457866) 
'''William Joyce''' ''alias Lord Haw-Haw, wartime traitor'' (98147699) 
'''Tony Hadley''' (58032359), '''Martin Kemp''' (131321311), '''Gary Kemp''' (123331574), '''Steve Norman''' (142441861) ''Four-fifths of the band Spandau Ballet'' 
'''Robbie Williams''' (97549957), '''Gary Barlow''' (98280879), '''Mark Owen''' (133751991), '''Howard Donald '''(91575787) ''Four-fifths of the band Take That'' 
'''Paul McCartney''' (92633740), '''John Lennon''' (74675948), '''George Harrison''' (13243298), '''Richard Starkey''' (82411991) ''The complete band The Beatles'' 
'''Rowan Williams''' ''The Archbishop of Canterbury'' (140603708) 
'''Gary Coleman''' ''Star of the television sitcom Diff'rent Strokes'' (142784684) 
'''Damon Hill''' ''English ex-Formula 1 driver (World Champion 1996)'' (123688939) 
'''Terry Wogan''' ''Radio presenter and television host'' (89410081) 
'''Ian Beale''' ''Walford weasel'' (75707558) 
'''Davide Beckham''' ''Famous english player. Player of a club owner of many well-known stars (31886)'' (22746939)
'''Simon Le Bon''' (138289529), '''Nick Rhodes''' (143003151), '''Roger Taylor''' (150680606), '''John Taylor''' (78310671), '''Andy Taylor''' (147929780) ''The complete Duran Duran''

=== France ===
'''Didier Deschamps''' ''Former french soccer player - world champion 98'' (22854718) 
'''Fabien Barthez''' ''French goalkeeper - world champion 98'' (149028773) 
'''François Hollande''' ''Homme politique et mari de Ségolène royal'' (5336809) 
'''François Miterrand''' ''Ex-president of France'' (11950903) 
'''Florian Fritz''' ''International français de rugby'' 
'''Gilbert Montagné''' ''chanteur aveugle''(13614445) 
'''Jacques Martin''' ''Animateur télé'' (117043864) 
'''Jean-Jacques Goldman''' ''French Singer'' (46051183) 
'''Francois Bayrou''' ''French Politician'' (7732072) 
'''Thierry Roland''' ''French Philosopher'' (12768609) 
'''Nicolas Hulot''' ''French Reporter Ecologist writer '' (137614666) 
'''Paul Le Guen''' ''French Coach Soccer'' (84414699) 
'''Alain Prost''' ''Former French F1 pilot'' (12303799) 
'''Luc Besson''' ''French Cinema Director'' (121555597) 
'''Guy Roux''' ''French Former Soccer Coach and Economist'' (119775801) 
'''Alain Juppé''' ''Former and new French Politician'' (20540861) 
'''Bernard Montiel''' ''French Former TV presentator '' (120264381) 
'''Pierre Richard''' ''French Actor '' (11996377) 
'''Charles de Gaulle''' ''Former French President '' (38131152) 
'''Alain Giresse''' ''Former French Soccer Player '' (45388279) 
'''Jean Dujardin''' ''French Actor Brice of Nice '' (97693419) 
'''Michel Drucker''' ''French TV formidable'' (44709207) 
'''Michel Vaillant''' ''BD '' (11999221) 
'''Victor Hugo''' ''French Author '' (26592375) 
'''Alain Delon''' ''French Actor '' (37359020) 
'''Jean Pierre Foucault''' ''French TV presentator '' (25368975) 
'''Jean Lefebvre''' ''Most Famous French Actor '' (121245555) 
'''Alain Ducasse''' ''French cook '' (21447360) 
'''Dominique Rocheteau''' ''French Player Hair Man '' (64480396) 
'''David Douillet''' ''Judo '' (124661660) 
'''Michel Vautrot''' ''Former French International Referee '' (22754777) 
'''Pape Diouf''' ''soccer team president '' (120792244) 
'''Marcel Duchamp''' ''artist '' (83503186) 
'''Jacques Attali''' ''publicite '' (117726429) 
'''Bruno Solo''' ''French TV '' (109360680) 
'''Eric Cantona''' ''''French soccer player, Actor, Painter '' (15189430) 

=== Israel ===
'''Shlomo Arazi''' (45688987) ''Israeli singer'' 
'''Ben Artzi''' (89177978) ''Shlomo Arazi sun and Israeli singer''
'''Shuki Nagar''' (63948060) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Pini Balili''' (82173068) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Shimon Gershon''' (58951081) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Shtrauber''' (91032364) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Nimni''' (78072093) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Davidovich''' (32058254) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Arik Benado''' (47535889) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Tamir Cohen''' (72790990) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Liran Cohen''' (12463071) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Avi Strul''' (77317003) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Omri Afek''' (101934792) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Yossi Abuksis''' (20035894) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ori Malmilyan''' (66203213) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Guy Azuri''' (86393960) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Nir Klinger''' (97304620) ''Israeli soccer player or former player and coach''
'''Ttal Burstein''' (93492285) ''Israeli baketball player''
'''Sharon Sason''' (109449962) ''Israeli baketball player'' 
'''Pini Gershon''' (48700377) ''Israeli baketball team coach'' 
'''David Amsalem''' (55168915) ''Israeli baketball team owner''
'''Silvan Shalom''' (100127566) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Yitzhak Shamir''' (99992240) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''David Ben-Gurion''' (99992338) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Ariel Sharon''' (47179495) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Shimon Peres''' (57496070) ''Israeli politic or former politic''
'''Amir Pertz''' (69503165) ''Israeli politic or former politic''

=== Italy ===
'''Manuela Arcuri''' ''Model and actress'' (116265116) 
'''Nicola Berti''' ''Former Inter FC player'' (143794529) 
'''Enzo Ferrari''' ''Ferrari's founder'' (139533149) 
'''Paolo Maldini''' ''AC Milan player'' (128904515) 
'''Giuseppe Prisco''' ''Former Inter FC myth - aka Peppino Prisco'' (146111617) 
'''Vasco Rossi''' ''famous Italian singer'' (145749249) 

===Liechtenstien===
'''Peter Jehle''' ''Boavista and Liechtenstien national team player''(109496559) 
'''Mario Frick''' ''Holds the guinness world record for youngest ever head of state(of Liechtenstein December 15, 1993 - April 5, 2001) 
Also the name of a famous footballer(135968320) 
'''Peter Kaiser''' ''Historian,statesman'' (129472356) 
'''Marco Büchel''' ''Popular Liechtenstien skiier'' (133878462) 
'''Walter Kieber''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (129522163) 
'''Alexander Frick''' ''Ex-head of state in Liechtenstien'' (99030768) 
'''Andreas Wenzel''' ''Liechtenstien skiier''(8740528)

=== México ===
'''Enrique Iglesias''' ''Latin Pop Star'' (75151573) 

=== Misr ===
'''Hossam Hasan''' ''Hossam Hassan is a legendary footballer who has 170 caps and 80 goals for the Egyptian national team. He currently plays in the UAE for Mido FC.'' (95008071) 

=== Moldova===
'''Vladimir Voronin''' ''Current Moldavian president.'' (95912657) 
'''Piotr Lucinski ''' ''Former Moldavian president.'' (3455312) 
'''Iurie Rosca ''' ''A Moldavian politiciat.'' (146705146)

=== Netherlands ===
'''Rafael van der Vaart''' ''Dutch national team player'' (30629721)
'''Johan Cruijff''' ''Most famous soccer player from the Netherlands'' (16252925)
'''Herman Brood''' ''(1946-2001) Famous artist, painter, poet...''(31165182) 
'''Marco van Basten ''' ''Current coach of dutch soccer team...''(13259349) 
'''Gerrit Zalm''' '' Former Dutch minister of Finance'' (26354460) 
'''Abe Lenstra''' ''Famous Frisan player'' (28419888,22713458) 
'''Johan Neeskens''' ''Famous dutch player'' (44225916) 
'''Frank de Boer''' ''Most capped dutch defender'' (8315453) 
'''Patrick Kluivert''' ''Topscorer all-time of the Dutch National Team and PSV Eindhoven striker'' (12443046) 
'''Edgar Davids''' ''Dutch national team player and Ajax Amsterdam midfielder. (146394817)
'''Mark van Bommel''' ''Dutch national team player and Bayern Munich midfielder. Currently retired from international football because of a fight with Holland-manager Marco van Basten. (8354798)
'''Maarten van Rossem''' ''Dutch historian and USA expert. (46460175)
'''Paul de Leeuw''' ''Famous dutch tv-host and singer / actor'' (20322640) 
'''Otto Frank''' ''The father of Anne Frank, the world famous diary writer. He was the only member of the Frank family to survive the second World War'' (8951671) 
'''Piet Paulusma''' ''Famous dutch weatherman'' (21622036) 
'''Ruud Gullit''' ''Famous dutch player, World football player in 1987 and 1989'' (115862716) 
'''Wouter Bos''' ''Dutch Politician'' (29394512) 
'''Berry van Aerle''' Famous dutch player, winner European Championship 1988 and Europa Cup 1 with PSV Eindhoven, now making a living as a postman and prince carnival (26975166) 

=== Norway ===
'''Pål Strand''' ''Lillestrøm S.K. winger in the Norwegian top division'' (115409348)
'''John Carew''' ''Norwegian striker that plays for Aston Villa'' (81449150)
'''Arne Scheie''' ''Norwegian football and ski jump commentator'' (27843135)
'''Henning Berg''' ''Former Norwegian footballer with 100 caps for Norway'' (15518604)
'''Ronny Johnsen''' ''Norwegian footballer that won the Champions League with Manchester United'' (130698167)
'''Martin Andresen''' ''Norwegian international midfielder that plays for Brann'' (15140007)

=== Poland ===
'''Władysław Gomułka''' ''Polish Communist leader from 1956 to 1970'' (54767414) 
'''Lech Kaczyński''' ''President of Poland'' (31727910) 
'''Andrzej Lepper''' ''Polish politician, one of the most controversial person in Poland'' (115605007) 
'''Adam Mickiewicz''' ''One of the best-known Polish poets and writers'' (104060231)

=== Portugal ===
'''José Mourinho''' ''Ex-Porto and current Chelsea manager''(83969487) 
'''Ricardo Carvalho''' '' Chelsea Player''(34436750) 
'''Jorge Costa ''' ''Ex-Porto Player''(39730666) 
'''Fernando Couto''' ''Parma Player''(38239739) 
'''Paulo Ferreira''' ''Chelsea Player''(136608899)

=== Peru ===
'''Abimael Guzmán''' ''Terrorist leader in Peru" (63924740)

=== Russia ===
'''Vladimir Putin''' ''Russian President'' (57633405), (45983824) 
'''Eduard Limonov''' ''Russian writer'' (92273550) 
'''Egor Titov''' ''Spartak Moscow and Russian national team midfielder'' (137995525)

=== Scotland ===
''' Alexander Huntley''' [''known familiarly as Alex Kapranos''] (151260256) '''Robert Hardy''' (144069006) '''Nick McCarthy''' (133714928) '''Paul Thomson''' (142760124) '''Andy Knowles''' (82240599) ''The complete band Franz Ferdinand'' 
'''Lee McCulloch''' ''Wigan and Scotland midfielder''(123682134) 
'''Darren Fletcher''' ''Manchester United and Scotland midfielder'' (117494620) 
'''Alex Ferguson''' ''Manchester united manager who masterminded their 1999 treble''(112799095) 
'''Darren Ferguson''' ''Son of alex and current peterborough manager''(122148641)

=== Serbia and Montenegro ===
'''Slobodan Milošević''' ''President of Serbia (1989-1997) and of Yugoslavia (1997-2000)'' (86619870) 
'''Radovan Karadžić''' '' former Serbian politician indicted for war crimes and genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague'' (70062540) 
'''Dražo Mihajlović''' ''WW2 War criminal and Chetnik Leader'' (141673634)

=== Spain ===
'''Fernando Torres''' ''Spanish international football player'' (97716716) 
'''Alfredo Di Stefano''' ''Legendary football player'' (137165526) 
'''Raúl González Blanco''' ''Spanish international football player'' (144226057) 
'''Raúl ''' ''See above'' (57412536)
''

=== Sweden ===
'''Henrik Larsson''' ''Ex-Celtic, Barcelona, Feyenoord,Helsingborg, Sweden and current Manchester Utd striker'' (134747303)
===Switzerland===
'''Moritz Leuenberger''' ''Member of swiss government'' (47591155) 
'''Jakob Kuhn''' ''Current trainer of swiss football team'' (78935159) 
'''Alex Frei''' ''Current forward of swiss football team'' (13715609) 
'''Samuel Schmid''' ''Member of swiss government'' (11056809) 
'''Christoph Blocher''' ''Member of swiss government'' (145967650) 
'''Beni Thurnherr''' ''Cult-Showmaster Swiss TV'' (53916824) 
'''Sven Epiney''' ''Showmaster (a bit to often) on Swiss TV'' (82971396) 

=== Wales ===
'''Gareth Bale''' ''Welsh international but english on hattrick'' (8916974) 
'''Craig Bellamy''' ''Controversial Welsh International''(44211516), (74675793)
=== Uruguay ===
'''Pedro Petrone''' ''Former uruguayan international striker who won the world cup in 1930 and olympic gold in Paris 1924 and in Amsterdam 1928. Serie A topscorer in the 1931-32 season with Fiorentina.'' (68774240)

=== USA ===
'''Mike Tyson''' ''Boxer from the USA'' (38589956) 
'''George Washington''' ''Founding father of the USA'' (Extinct) 
'''Brad Pitt''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (48665275) 
'''Bruce Lee''' ''Kung Fu Icon'' (44619255) 
'''Jon Stewart''' ''Host of The Daily Show'' (47508820) 
'''Tom Cruise''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (55573963) 
'''Jack White''' ''Singer and Guitarist of The White Stripes'' (79383552) 
'''Jerry Cantrell''' ''Guitarist and Singer of Alice in Chains'' (48347237) 
'''Will Ferrell ''' ''Hollywood Actor'' (112906408) 
'''Tony Parker''' ''Famous french basketball's player'' (21953197) 
'''Curtis Jackson''' ''aka 50-cent''(10301550) 
'''Terrell Owens''' ''NFL-player Cowboys''(39219734) 
'''Michael Jordan''' ''NBA Star'' (123678177) 
'''Terry Gilliam''' ''Monty Python animator and film director (70267353) 
'''Viggo Mortensen''' ''Actor - played Aragorn in LoTR '' (94608356)
'''Larry King''' ''Talk show host '' (93951042)
'''Mohamed Ali''' ''Famous Boxing Legend ''(99341827), (147676426)
'''Will Smith''' ''Hollywood Actor ''(130242191)
'''Robert Shuler''' ''Preacher, Founder of the Crystal Cathedral'' (141975289)

=== Venezuela ===

'''Hugo Chávez''' ''President of Venezuela'' (130758907)
'''Gustavo Cisneros''' ''Industralist of Venezuela'' (142685995)
'''Carlos Andrés Pérez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1973-1978 and 1989-1993'' (45000397)
'''Marcos Pérez Jiménez''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1953-1958'' (141884908)
'''Israel Rubio''' ''Winner of Bronze medal in Athens 2004'' (74313458)
'''Simón Bolívar''' ''Independence Hero in Venezuela, also called "El Libertador"''(63644723)
'''Rafael Caldera''' ''Former President of Venezuela 1969-1973 and 1993-1998'' (63693583)

=== Vietnam ===
'''Norman Morrison''' ''On November 2, 1965 he committed suicide by self-immolation to protest the United States involvement in the Vietnam War'' (58745545)

==Fictional Characters==
These aren't really celebrities, but fictional characters, though many of them are just as famous as the other celebrities.

'''[[Homer Simpson]]''' ''from The Simpsons — had a U.S. national team cap and a special memorable moments entry before he was fired. Now he was last seen at Moe's Tavern downing mug after mug of Duff's Beer. His days of glory are clearly over.'' (10262441), (97824060) and (95305380) bought for 1.5 mil 
'''Peter Griffin''' ''from Family Guy'' (95500586 et al.) 
'''Dorian Gray''' ''from Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray'' (52766376) 
'''Bart Simpson''' ''from The Simpsons'' (75793518) and (34882792) 
'''Monty Burns''' ''from The Simpsons'' (24121091) 
'''Moe Szyslak''' ''from The Simpsons'' (114261377) 
'''Al Bundy''' ''Love Polke High and played football'' (41964160) 
'''Harry Potter''' ''from the series of books by J.K. Rowling'' (10315054) 
'''Freddy Krueger''' ''fictional character from the Nightmare on Elm Street series of horror films'' (10352435) 
'''Peter Parker''' ''The civilian name of Spider-Man'' (96615443) 
'''Will Parry''' ''Character of the trilogy "His Dark Materials"'' (79251090) 
'''John Connor''' ''Last hope of the humans in "terminator"'' (109417103) 
'''Kyle Rees''' ''Father of John Connor and only human to have travelled the time in "terminator"'' (95636722) 
'''Henry Pope''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (8030340) 
'''Fernando Sucre''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (83971021) 
'''Benjamin Franklin''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (22889781) 
'''Charles Westmoreland''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (79553086) 
'''Paul Kellermann''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (7280561) 
'''Danny Hale''' ''From "Prison Break"'' (121838014) 
'''Eric Cartman''' ''from the animated show "South Park"'' (30463567) 
'''Jesús Quintana''' ''From the movie "The Big Lebowski"'' (130355591) 

==See Also==
[[Funny names]]

{{stub}}

[[category:Players]]

Danmarkcup

2007-02-08T23:58:58Z

Kim H:

The cup of [[Danmark]] started 2001.

From seasons 13 to 23 the final were played over two matches. From season 24 the final are now played over one match on neutral ground

== Champions ==
*Season 13: [[Tårnby Boldklub]]
*Season 14: [[Loke GF|Loke's Team]]
*Season 15: [[Man.City]]
*Season 16: [[ZGF]]
*Season 17: ZGF
*Season 18: [[Dalum IF]]
*Season 19: ZGF
*Season 20: Dalum IF
*Season 21: [[FC Kampsax]]
*Season 22: [[Skou United]]
*Season 23: Skou United
*Season 24: Man.City
*Season 25: [[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]]
*Season 26: [[FC Knoldesparkerne]]
*Season 27: [[El Torros Gigante]]
*Season 28: El Torros Gigante
*Season 29: [[Ekvilibristerne]]
*Season 30: Langmack Elite

[[category:Danmark]]
[[Category:National_Cups]]

Superligaen

2007-02-08T23:56:55Z

Kim H:

The top league in [[Danmark]].

==Superliga Titles==
<td valign="top">
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 style="border-collapse:collapse"
|- bgcolor=#eeeeee
! Team Name !! Times Won !! Season(s)
|-
|[[Dalum IF]] || 3 || 18, 19, 20
|-
|[[Cujo internationale]] || 2 || 24, 25
|-
|[[Skou United]] || 2 || 23, 27
|-
|[[Loke GF]] || 2 || 17, 21
|-
|[[Ekvilibristerne]] || 2 || 28, 29
|-
|Cirkus Molf || 1 || 30
|-
|[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] || 1 || 26
|-
|[[FC Kampsax]] || 1 || 22
|-
|[[Olympia United]] || 1 || 16
|-
|[[Tårnby Boldklub]] || 1 || 15
|-
|Københavns Amt || 1 || 14
|-
|Jægerspris Atletik || 1 || 13
|-
|}
</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Current Clubs ==

The following is a list of current clubs in Denmark's top division, the Superligaen

*Cirkus Molf 
*[[Ekvilibristerne]] 
*[[FC Viola]] 
*fanny hills drenge 
*[[Honas FC]] 
*Orangekors 
*[[Skjoldpower]] 
*[[Skou United]] 

== Former Clubs ==

The following is a list of all former participants in Superligaen

*[[Afrika SV]]
*Amager Dolphins (bot team)
*Arctic Assault (bot team)
*[[Balmoth IF]]
*[[Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud]]
*[[Commander knud tropper]]
*[[Cujo internationale]] 
*[[Dalum IF]]
*[[Danish Canaries]]
*[[FC Bindeledet 2001]]
*[[FC Frederiksberg]] 
*FC Gudhjem (bot team)
*[[FC Kampsax]]
*[[FC Nougatboris]]
*FC Runde Tårn (bot team)
*[[FC Wegner]]
*[[F.C Lazio]]
*Frederiksborg Amt (bot team)
*Jægerspris Atletik (bot team)
*Københavns Amt (bot team)
*Københavns Kommune (bot team)
*[[Loke GF]]
*Lokomotiv Mönkey 
*[[Man.City]] 
*[[NakkersTeam]] 
*Nordjyllands Amt (bot team)
*[[Olympia United]]
*Ringkøbing IF (bot team)
*Royal Christiania (bot team)
*[[Score-drengene]]
*Svaneke Boldklub (bot hold)
*[[Torslunde-Ishøj IF]]
*[[Tårnby Boldklub]]
*[[Viborg FF]]
*[[ZGF]]
*Ålborg (bot team)
*[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] 

[[category:Top Series]]
[[category:Series]]
[[category:Danmark]]

Superligaen

2007-02-08T23:56:33Z

Kim H:

The top league in [[Danmark]].

==Superliga Titles==
<td valign="top">
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 style="border-collapse:collapse"
|- bgcolor=#eeeeee
! Team Name !! Times Won !! Season(s)
|-
|[[Dalum IF]] || 3 || 18, 19, 20
|-
|[[Cujo internationale]] || 2 || 24, 25
|-
|[[Skou United]] || 2 || 23, 27
|-
|[[Loke GF]] || 2 || 17, 21
|-
|[[Ekvilibristerne]] || 2 || 28, 29
|-
|[[Cirkus Molf]] || 1 || 30
|-
|[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] || 1 || 26
|-
|[[FC Kampsax]] || 1 || 22
|-
|[[Olympia United]] || 1 || 16
|-
|[[Tårnby Boldklub]] || 1 || 15
|-
|Københavns Amt || 1 || 14
|-
|Jægerspris Atletik || 1 || 13
|-
|}
</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Current Clubs ==

The following is a list of current clubs in Denmark's top division, the Superligaen

*Cirkus Molf 
*[[Ekvilibristerne]] 
*[[FC Viola]] 
*fanny hills drenge 
*[[Honas FC]] 
*Orangekors 
*[[Skjoldpower]] 
*[[Skou United]] 

== Former Clubs ==

The following is a list of all former participants in Superligaen

*[[Afrika SV]]
*Amager Dolphins (bot team)
*Arctic Assault (bot team)
*[[Balmoth IF]]
*[[Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud]]
*[[Commander knud tropper]]
*[[Cujo internationale]] 
*[[Dalum IF]]
*[[Danish Canaries]]
*[[FC Bindeledet 2001]]
*[[FC Frederiksberg]] 
*FC Gudhjem (bot team)
*[[FC Kampsax]]
*[[FC Nougatboris]]
*FC Runde Tårn (bot team)
*[[FC Wegner]]
*[[F.C Lazio]]
*Frederiksborg Amt (bot team)
*Jægerspris Atletik (bot team)
*Københavns Amt (bot team)
*Københavns Kommune (bot team)
*[[Loke GF]]
*Lokomotiv Mönkey 
*[[Man.City]] 
*[[NakkersTeam]] 
*Nordjyllands Amt (bot team)
*[[Olympia United]]
*Ringkøbing IF (bot team)
*Royal Christiania (bot team)
*[[Score-drengene]]
*Svaneke Boldklub (bot hold)
*[[Torslunde-Ishøj IF]]
*[[Tårnby Boldklub]]
*[[Viborg FF]]
*[[ZGF]]
*Ålborg (bot team)
*[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] 

[[category:Top Series]]
[[category:Series]]
[[category:Danmark]]

El Torros Gigante

2007-02-08T23:44:33Z

Kim H:

El Torros Gigante was founded on March 23 2002 and won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 27. Since El Torros Gigante was playing in the III.1 at that time El Torros Gigante is the lowest ranking team to ever win the danish Cup. The losing team in the finale was [[FC Tøttrup]] another 3.division team. In season 28 El Torros Gigante won the cup again.

League results:
* 7th in IV.36 (season 15)
* 1st in V.183 (season 16)
* 1st in IV.14 (season 17)
* 7th in IV.36 (season 18)
* 1st in III.1 (season 19)
* 7th in II.3 (season 20)
* 1st in III.4 (season 21)
* 8th in II.3 (season 22)
* 3rd in III.1 (season 23)
* 1st in III.1 (season 24)
* 1st in III.1 (season 25)
* 1st in III.1 (season 26)
* 2nd in III.1 (season 27)
* 1st in III.1 (season 28)
* 4th in II.1 (season 29)
* 4th in II.1 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 4 (season 16)
* round 5 (season 17)
* round 3 (season 18)
* round 8 (season 19)
* round 7 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 5 (season 22)
* round 9 (season 23)
* round 8 (season 24)
* round 9 (season 25)
* round 12 (season 26)
* Winner (season 27)
* Winner (season 28)
* round 6 (season 29)
* round 13 (season 30)

Hattrick Masters:
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 6 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Ekvilibristerne

2007-02-08T23:42:19Z

Kim H:

Ekvilibristerne was founded on March 3 2004, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 28, and is thereby the youngest club ever to have played in Superligaen. In season 28 Ekvilibristerne also managed to win superligaen, making Ekvilibristerne the youngest danish team ever to win the superliga. In season 29 the manager of Ekvilibristerne also became manager of the danish U-20 national team, as well as winning the double.
In season 30 the manager of Ekvilibristerne announced plans of ending his carreer as manager of Ekvilibristerne, he hasn't left the game yet, but sold most of his players and in currently placed last in Superligaen.

League results:
* 1st in VII.429 (season 22)
* 1st in VI.486 (season 23)
* 1st in V.161 (season 24)
* 1st in IV.50 (season 25)
* 1st in III.8 (season 26)
* 1st in II.4 (season 27)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 28)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 29)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 5 (season 24)
* round 4 (season 25)
* round 3 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* round 13 (season 28)
* Winner (season 29)
* round 9 (season 30)
* round 4 (season 31)

Hattrick Masters:
* round 6 (season 29)
* round 2 (season 30)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Danish Canaries

2007-02-08T23:36:38Z

Kim H:

Danish Canaries was founded on August 5 2001 and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 18. The owner of the club is also currently managing the danish national team

League results:
* 8th in IV.37 (season 13)
* 1st in V.81 (season 14)
* 1st in IV.3 (season 15)
* 1st in III.6 (season 16)
* 1st in II.4 (season 17)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 18)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 19)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 21)
* 1st in II.1 (season 22)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in II.4 (season 26)
* 6th in II.4 (season 27)
* 4th in II.4 (season 28)
* 7th in II.4 (season 29)
* 8th in III.9 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 14)
* round 6 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 7 (season 17)
* Finale (season 18)
* Finale (season 19)
* round 10 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 11 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* round 9 (season 25)
* round 8 (season 26)
* round 11 (season 27)
* round 9 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)
* round 6 (season 30)
* round 10 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Dalum IF

2007-02-08T23:34:16Z

Kim H:

Dalum IF was founded on October 11 2001 and won the [[superligaen]] in seasons 18, 19 and 20 and was thereby the first danish club too win three championsships in-a-row. In season 18 Dalum IF won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]], and therefore was the first club to win the double. In season 20 Dalum IF again won the cup and is thereby the only danish club to have won the double twice.

League results:
* 1st in IV.57 (season 14)
* 1st in III.2 (season 15)
* 1st in II.4 (season 16)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 17)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 18)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 19)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 20)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 21)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 2nd in II.4 (season 23)
* 5th in II.4 (season 24)
* 1st in II.4 (season 25)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 26)
* 8th in II.1 (season 27)
* 6th in III.10 (season 28)
* 1st in IV.51 (season 29)
* 1st in III.7 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 9 (season 15)
* round 5 (season 16)
* round 11 (season 17)
* Winner (season 18)
* round 9 (season 19)
* Winner (season 20)
* Finale (season 21)
* round 5 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 7 (season 24)
* Finale (season 25)
* round 7 (season 26)
* round 4 (Season 27)
* round 6 (season 28)
* round 11 (season 29)
* round 4 (season 30)
* round 7 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Cujo internationale

2007-02-08T23:32:33Z

Kim H:

Cujo Internationale was founded on October 13 2001 and won [[superligaen]] in seasons 24 and 25

League results:
* 3rd in IV.1 (season 14)
* 2nd in IV.1 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.1 (season 16)
* 2nd in III.7 (season 17)
* 1st in III.7 (season 18)
* 7th in II.3 (season 19)
* 1st in III.1 (season 20)
* 1st in II.1 (season 21)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 23)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 24)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 26)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 27)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 28)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 29)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 2 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 7 (season 17)
* round 5 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 11 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 10 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 12 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 10 (season 27)
* round 11 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)
* round 11 (season 30)
* round 6 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Commander knud tropper

2007-02-08T23:31:08Z

Kim H:

Commander knud tropper was founded on December 20 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 19. The management left the team in august 2006

League results:
* 6th in IV.16 (season 14)
* 2nd in IV.16 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.16 (season 16)
* 1st in III.2 (season 17)
* 1st in II.3 (season 18)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 19)
* 1st in II.4 (season 20)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 21)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 1st in II.1 (season 23)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 4th in II.2 (season 25)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 26)
* 5th in II.2 (season 27)
* 4th in II.2 (season 28)
* 8th in II.2 (season 29)
* 7th in III.4 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 5 (season 15)
* round 9 (season 16)
* round 8 (season 17)
* round 7 (season 18)
* round 9 (season 19)
* round 6 (season 20)
* round 11 (season 21)
* round 8 (season 22)
* round 8 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 10 (season 25)
* round 6 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* round 5 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)
* round 6 (season 30)
* round 1 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Charlottenlund Chargers

2007-02-08T23:28:41Z

Kim H:

Charlottenlund Chargers was founded on December 28 2005, when [[user:Mikkel Chargers|Mikkel_Chargers]] was appointed manager of the club

League results:
*4th in VIII.36 (season 28)
*2nd in VIII.36 (season 29)
*1st in VIII.36 (season 30)

Cup results:
*round 1 (season 28)
*round 1 (season 29)
*round 1 (season 30)
*round 2 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud

2007-02-08T23:27:15Z

Kim H:

Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud was founded on February 18 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 27

League results:
* 4th in IV.57 (season 15)
* 2nd in IV.57 (season 16)
* 2nd in IV.57 (season 17)
* 1st in IV.57 (season 18)
* 7th in III.3 (season 19)
* 1st in IV.58 (season 20)
* 2nd in III.14 (season 21)
* 2nd in III.14 (season 22)
* 1th in III.14 (season 23)
* 4th in II.1 (season 24)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 25)
* 1st in II.1 (season 26)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 1st in II.4 (season 28)
* 1st in II.4 (season 29)
* 5th in II.4 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 16)
* round 3 (season 17)
* round 7 (season 18)
* round 5 (season 19)
* round 9 (season 20)
* round 6 (season 21)
* round 5 (season 22)
* round 7 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 8 (season 25)
* round 4 (season 26)
* round 11 (season 27)
* round 10 (season 28)
* round 8 (season 29)
* round 8 (season 30)
* round 7 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Balmoth IF

2007-02-08T23:25:38Z

Kim H:

Balmoth IF was founded on September 29 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 19. The owner of the team left the team at june 15 2005.

League results:
* 1st in IV.9 (season 14)
* 1st in III.13 (season 15)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 16)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 17)
* 1st in II.1 (season 18)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 19)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 1st in II.2 (season 21)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 3rd in II.1 (season 24)
* 4th in II.1 (season 25)
* 8th in II.1 (season 26)
* 8th in III.6 (season 27)
* 8th in IV.64 (season 28)
* 8th in IX.11 (season 29)
* 7th in IX.11 (season 30)

Cup results:
* Finale (season 15)
* round 11 (season 16)
* round 8 (season 17)
* round 9 (season 18)
* round 11 (season 19)
* round 6 (season 20)
* round 11 (season 21)
* round 6 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 8 (season 24)
* round 10 (season 25)
* round 8 (season 26)
* round 1 (season 27)
* round 1 (season 28)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Afrika SV

2007-02-08T23:24:35Z

Kim H:

Afrika SV was founded on Januar 18 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 23

League results:
* 2nd in IV.34 (season 15)
* 3rd in IV.34 (season 16)
* 1st in IV.34 (season 17)
* 1st in III.6 (season 18)
* 2nd in II.4 (season 19)
* 2nd in II.4 (season 20)
* 2nd in II.4 (season 21)
* 1st in II.4 (season 22)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 1st in II.2 (season 24)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 26)
* 4th in II.1 (season 27)
* 6th in II.1 (season 28)
* 6th in II.1 (season 29)
* 3rd in III.5 (season 30)

Cup results:
* round 4 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 7 (season 20)
* round 6 (season 21)
* round 13 (season 22)
* round 8 (season 23)
* round 13 (season 24)
* round 12 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 13 (season 27)
* round 9 (season 28)
* round 9 (season 29)
* round 6 (season 30)
* round 6 (season 31)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Zollfrancks Drenge

2007-02-08T23:22:48Z

Kim H:

zollfrancks drenge was founded on February 2 2002, first joined [[superligaen]] in season 25, and won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 25 and the Superliga in season 26. The manager of the club left the team in october 2006.

League results:
* 5th in IV.5 (season 15)
* 2nd in IV.5 (season 16)
* 1st in IV.5 (season 17)
* 1st in III.5 (season 18)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 19)
* 1st in II.3 (season 20)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 21)
* 4th in II.3 (season 22)
* 4th in II.3 (season 23)
* 1st in II.3 (season 24)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 26)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 4th in II.3 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 4 (season 18)
* round 4 (season 19)
* round 9 (season 20)
* round 5 (season 21)
* round 7 (season 22)
* round 7 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* Winner (season 25)
* round 10 (season 26)
* round 10 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Danmark

2006-08-21T15:32:18Z

Kim H: /* Cup champions */

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| full_local_name = Danmark
| name_(english) = Denmark
| image_flag = FlagDenmark.png
| image_coat = CoatDenmark.png
| image_map = LocationDenmark.png
| zone = [[Northern Europe]]
| link_to_map = http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=denmark&ll=56.14555,11.601563&spn=4.72652,21.884766&t=h
| continent = [[Europe]]
| season = TBA
| number_of_teams = 35496
| level_of_series = 9
| number_of_regions = 21
| top_serie_name = [[Superligaen]]
| cup_name =
| national_trainer = DanishCanary
| u20_coach = Fireball33
| currency = Kroner
| parity = TBA
| htt_offset =
| footnotes =
}}

==History==
'''Season 1 (30/08-1997)''' 
*Startdate: Sunday before the first league-round 
*Hattrick starts on august 30th 1997 
*16 teams, 2 test-leagues play 7 matches. 

'''Season 2 (23/11-1997)''' 
*HT2! 
*Hattrick reopens after a long breakdown due to reprogramming parts of the Hattrick system, and moving of code to new servers at "passagen". HT2 is far more dynamic than its previous verision HT1. 
*Hattrick now has 680 teams, Allsvenskan, 1., 2. and 3. division is has been created 
*The worlds first ever Hattrick National-match is played - Denmark beats Sweden 2 - 1, though the danish team was merely clones of the swedish players. 
*New version of the transfer-market. Earlier, the selling manager should accept the bid from the buyer, but it was changed to the form we know today. 

'''Season 3 (05/04-1998) 
*HT3! 
*Servers are down during the season break, and Hattrick is offline for a couple of weeks 
*Hattrick expands to division IV - 128 series. There is 1704 teams now 
*Do note, that the Swedish IV is the equivalent of Denmarks V and by that time only has half the number of teams Denmark has.
*Cup and friendlies are now possible 

'''Season 4 (26/07-1998)''' 
*Specialized training. To the original 'general', 'stamina' and 'set pieces' the new 'scoring', 'playmaking', 'passing', 'winger', 'defence' and 'goaltending' are added. 
*Thanks to specialized training, the player 'Per Emilsson (57216) breaks the rating-system (stars). As a result hereof, he receives the title 'saint', wich HT-Björn added in case the unthinkable happened<bt>
*The week after, exclamationmarks are added after the max-rating (5 stars) so the scale now looks like this: 0, H, HH, HHH, *, **, ***, ****, *****, *****!, *****!!, *****!!! etc. 

'''Season 5 (15/11-1998)''' 
''Data missing!'' 

'''Season 6 (14/03-1999)''' 
''Data missing!'' 

'''Season 7 (03/07-1999)''' 
*HT4! 
*For the first time, it's possible to set individual tactics for each player. Previously, you could only play 4-4-2 normal, but set your team to play either 'Defensive', 'Cautious' or 'Offensive' 

'''Season 8 (24/10-1999)''' 
*Daniel Hellström - Sunne BK becomes the first (and so far only) winner of 'The Double' in Sweden 
*Extralives AB is founded early 2000, and immediately bacame pregnant with 'HT5' which was born 9 months later (Quote, HT-Björn) 

'''Season 9 (13/02-2000)''' 
*The conference is moved from 'Passagen' to 'Delphi' 
*First stand-alone statistical page using data from Hattrick is born (HTSCB) 

'''Season 10 (04/06-2000)''' 
*Hattrick's 'classical' design receives it's final oils 
 

* WORK IN PROGRESS! Please be patient!

==Trophies==

===U-20 Team===
Bronze in U-20 World Championships 28/3-2003

===National Team===
Bronze in [[World Cup IV]] 27/2-2004

Bronze in [[World Cup VI]] 20/5-2005

==Danish Staff==
* GM-dr_schlemer
* GM-Klutz
* GM-larsab
* GM-SeppP
* GM-Sgt_flint
* GM-Space
* GM-Ulstrup
* LA-Felkin
* LA-JAndersen
* MOD-CoachOle
* MOD-Herr_Flick
* MOD-vonBraun

==League champions==

* Season 29 : [[Ekvilibristerne]]
* Season 28 : [[Ekvilibristerne]]
* Season 27 : [[Skou United]]
* Season 26 : [[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]]
* Season 25 : [[Cujo internationale]]
* Season 24 : Cujo internationale
* Season 23 : Skou United
* Season 22 : [[FC Kampsax]]
* Season 21 : [[Loke GF]]
* Season 20 : [[Dalum IF]]
* Season 19 : Dalum IF
* Season 18 : Dalum IF
* Season 17 : Loke GF
* Season 16 : [[Olympia United]]
* Season 15 : [[Tårnby Boldklub]]
* Season 14 : Københavns Amt
* Season 13 : Jægerspris Atletik

==Cup champions==

* Season 29 : Ekvilibristerne under the ownership of Fireball33
* Season 28 : [[El Torros Gigante]] under the ownership of Pablo_Escobar
* Season 27 : El Torros Gigante under the ownership of Pablo_Escobar
* Season 26 : [[FC Knoldesparkerne]] under the ownership of hyldebo
* Season 25 : zollfrancks drenge under the ownership of martin larsen
* Season 24 : [[Man.City]] under the ownership of Henrik Jensen
* Season 23 : Skou United under the ownership of MadsSkou
* Season 22 : Skou United under the ownership of MadsSkou
* Season 21 : FC Kampsax under the ownership of Mads Kaarsholm
* Season 20 : Dalum IF under the ownership of Thomas Knudsen
* Season 19 : [[ZGF]] under the ownership of Niels Sørensen
* Season 18 : Dalum IF under the ownership of Thomas Knudsen
* Season 17 : ZGF under the ownership of Niels Sørensen
* Season 16 : ZGF under the ownership of Niels Sørensen
* Season 15 : Man.City under the ownership of Henrik Jensen
* Season 14 : [[Loke GF|Loke's Team]] under the ownership of LokeUtgaard
* Season 13 : [[Tårnby Boldklub]] under the ownership of The board

==Regions==
{|-
|
* [[Aalborg]]
* [[Amager]]
* [[Århus]]
* [[Bornholm]]
* [[Esbjerg]]
* [[Færøerne]]
* [[Frederiksberg]]
|
* [[Fyn]]
* [[Grønland]]
* [[Horsens]]
* [[København]]
* [[Kolding]]
* [[Midtjylland]]
* [[Nordjylland]]
|
* [[Nordsjælland]]
* [[Nordvestjylland]]
* [[Odense]]
* [[Østjylland]]
* [[Randers]]
* [[Roskilde]]
* [[Sønderjylland]]
|
* [[Storkøbenhavn]]
* [[Syd- og Østsjælland]]
* [[Sydhavsøerne]]
* [[Sydjylland]]
* [[Vejle]]
* [[Vestjylland]]
* [[Vestsjælland]]
|}

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[[category:Northern Europe]]

Superligaen

2006-08-21T15:30:16Z

Kim H: /* Former Clubs */

The top league in [[Danmark]].

==Superliga Titles==
<td valign="top">
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 style="border-collapse:collapse"
|- bgcolor=#eeeeee
! Team Name !! Times Won !! Season(s)
|-
|[[Dalum IF]] || 3 || 18, 19, 20
|-
|[[Cujo internationale]] || 2 || 24, 25
|-
|[[Skou United]] || 2 || 23, 27
|-
|[[Loke GF]] || 2 || 17, 21
|-
|[[Ekvilibristerne]] || 2 || 28, 29
|-
|[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] || 1 || 26
|-
|[[FC Kampsax]] || 1 || 22
|-
|[[Olympia United]] || 1 || 16
|-
|[[Tårnby Boldklub]] || 1 || 15
|-
|Københavns Amt || 1 || 14
|-
|Jægerspris Atletik || 1 || 13
|-
|}
</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Current Clubs ==

The following is a list of current clubs in Denmark's top division, the Superligaen

*Cirkus Molf 
*[[Cujo internationale]] 
*[[Ekvilibristerne]] 
*fanny hills drenge 
*[[Honas FC]] 
*Lokomotiv Mönkey 
*[[Skjoldpower]] 
*[[Skou United]] 

== Former Clubs ==

The following is a list of all former participants in Superligaen

*[[Afrika SV]]
*Amager Dolphins (bot team)
*Arctic Assault (bot team)
*[[Balmoth IF]]
*[[Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud]]
*[[Commander knud tropper]]
*[[Dalum IF]]
*[[Danish Canaries]]
*[[FC Bindeledet 2001]]
*[[FC Frederiksberg]] 
*FC Gudhjem (bot team)
*[[FC Kampsax]]
*[[FC Nougatboris]]
*FC Runde Tårn (bot team)
*[[FC Viola]] 
*[[FC Wegner]]
*[[F.C Lazio]]
*Frederiksborg Amt (bot team)
*Jægerspris Atletik (bot team)
*Københavns Amt (bot team)
*Københavns Kommune (bot team)
*[[Loke GF]]
*[[Man.City]] 
*[[NakkersTeam]] 
*Nordjyllands Amt (bot team)
*[[Olympia United]]
*Ringkøbing IF (bot team)
*Royal Christiania (bot team)
*[[Score-drengene]]
*Svaneke Boldklub (bot hold)
*[[Torslunde-Ishøj IF]]
*[[Tårnby Boldklub]]
*[[Viborg FF]]
*[[ZGF]]
*Ålborg (bot team)
*[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] 

[[category:Top Series]]
[[category:Series]]
[[category:Danmark]]

Superligaen

2006-08-21T15:29:35Z

Kim H: /* Current Clubs */

The top league in [[Danmark]].

==Superliga Titles==
<td valign="top">
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 style="border-collapse:collapse"
|- bgcolor=#eeeeee
! Team Name !! Times Won !! Season(s)
|-
|[[Dalum IF]] || 3 || 18, 19, 20
|-
|[[Cujo internationale]] || 2 || 24, 25
|-
|[[Skou United]] || 2 || 23, 27
|-
|[[Loke GF]] || 2 || 17, 21
|-
|[[Ekvilibristerne]] || 2 || 28, 29
|-
|[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] || 1 || 26
|-
|[[FC Kampsax]] || 1 || 22
|-
|[[Olympia United]] || 1 || 16
|-
|[[Tårnby Boldklub]] || 1 || 15
|-
|Københavns Amt || 1 || 14
|-
|Jægerspris Atletik || 1 || 13
|-
|}
</td>
</tr>
</table>

== Current Clubs ==

The following is a list of current clubs in Denmark's top division, the Superligaen

*Cirkus Molf 
*[[Cujo internationale]] 
*[[Ekvilibristerne]] 
*fanny hills drenge 
*[[Honas FC]] 
*Lokomotiv Mönkey 
*[[Skjoldpower]] 
*[[Skou United]] 

== Former Clubs ==

The following is a list of all former participants in Superligaen

*[[Afrika SV]]
*Amager Dolphins (bot team)
*Arctic Assault (bot team)
*[[Balmoth IF]]
*[[Boldknoppen Fremad-Bagud]]
*[[Commander knud tropper]]
*[[Dalum IF]]
*[[Danish Canaries]]
*[[FC Bindeledet 2001]]
*FC Gudhjem (bot team)
*[[FC Kampsax]]
*[[FC Nougatboris]]
*FC Runde Tårn (bot team)
*[[FC Wegner]]
*[[F.C Lazio]]
*Frederiksborg Amt (bot team)
*Jægerspris Atletik (bot team)
*Københavns Amt (bot team)
*Københavns Kommune (bot team)
*[[Loke GF]]
*[[Man.City]] 
*Nordjyllands Amt (bot team)
*[[Olympia United]]
*Ringkøbing IF (bot team)
*Royal Christiania (bot team)
*[[Score-drengene]]
*Svaneke Boldklub (bot hold)
*[[Torslunde-Ishøj IF]]
*[[Tårnby Boldklub]]
*[[Viborg FF]]
*[[ZGF]]
*Ålborg (bot team)
*[[Zollfrancks Drenge|zollfrancks drenge]] 

[[category:Top Series]]
[[category:Series]]
[[category:Danmark]]

Zollfrancks Drenge

2006-08-21T15:27:54Z

Kim H:

zollfrancks drenge was founded on February 2 2002, first joined [[superligaen]] in season 25, and won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 25 and the Superliga in season 26

League results:
* 5th in IV.5 (season 15)
* 2nd in IV.5 (season 16)
* 1st in IV.5 (season 17)
* 1st in III.5 (season 18)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 19)
* 1st in II.3 (season 20)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 21)
* 4th in II.3 (season 22)
* 4th in II.3 (season 23)
* 1st in II.3 (season 24)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 26)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 4th in II.3 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 4 (season 18)
* round 4 (season 19)
* round 9 (season 20)
* round 5 (season 21)
* round 7 (season 22)
* round 7 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* Winner (season 25)
* round 10 (season 26)
* round 10 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

ZGF

2006-08-21T15:27:02Z

Kim H:

ZGF was founded on October 3 2001, first joined [[superligaen]] in season 17, and won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in seasons 16, 17 and 19, ZGF is thereby the danish club with the most cup wins

League results:
* 1st in IV.48 (season 14)
* 1st in III.12 (season 15)
* 1st in II.1 (season 16)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 17)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 18)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 19)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 20)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 21)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 22)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 1st in II.3 (season 25)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 26)
* 5th in II.3 (season 27)
* 7th in II.3 (season 28)
* 6th in III.16 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 14)
* round 8 (season 15)
* Winner (season 16)
* Winner (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* Winner (season 19)
* Finale (season 20)
* round 13 (season 21)
* round 13 (season 22)
* round 13 (season 23)
* round 12 (season 24)
* round 8 (season 25)
* round 6 (season 26)
* round 9 (season 27)
* round 10 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Tårnby Boldklub

2006-08-21T15:25:54Z

Kim H:

Tårnby Boldklub was founded on April 29 2001 as Kastrup Cadettes but changed the name of the club to Tårnby Boldklub at May 15 2001. In season 15 Tårnby Boldklub and [[Brondby IF]] debuted in [[superligaen]] as the first two non-bot teams. The club won the Superliga in season 15, and the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 13

League results:
* 1st in III.8 (season 13)
* 1st in II.1 (season 14)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 15)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 16)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 17)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 18)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 19)
* 5th in II.1 (season 20)
* 7th in II.1 (season 21)
* 1st in III.16 (season 22)
* 4th in III.16 (season 23)
* 3rd in III.16 (season 24)
* 2nd in III.16 (season 25)
* 4th in III.16 (season 26)
* 5th in III.16 (season 27)
* 1st in IV.14 (season 28)
* 7th in III.10 (season 29)

Cup results:
* Winner (season 13)
* round 3 (season 14)
* round 9 (season 15)
* round 8 (season 16)
* round 8 (season 17)
* round 8 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 8 (season 20)
* round 6 (season 21)
* round 5 (season 22)
* round 5 (season 23)
* round 7 (season 24)
* round 7 (season 25)
* round 6 (season 26)
* round 8 (season 27)
* round 14 (season 28)
* round 4 (season 29)
* round 1 (season 30)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Torslunde-Ishøj IF

2006-08-21T15:23:39Z

Kim H:

Torslunde-Ishøj IF was founded on March 9 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 27

League results:
* 2nd in V.49 (season 15)
* 2nd in V.49 (season 16)
* 1st in V.49 (season 17)
* 4th in III.11 (season 18)
* 2nd in III.11 (season 19)
* 1st in III.11 (season 20)
* 6th in II.1 (season 21)
* 6th in III.12 (season 22)
* 1st in III.12 (season 23)
* 4th in II.4 (season 24)
* 3rd in II.4 (season 25)
* 1st in II.4 (season 26)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 4th in II.1 (season 28)
* 8th in II.1 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 16)
* round 7 (season 17)
* round 5 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 8 (season 20)
* round 9 (season 21)
* round 11 (season 22)
* round 5 (season 23)
* round 8 (season 24)
* round 10 (season 25)
* round 10 (season 26)
* round 9 (season 27)
* round 6 (season 28)
* round 6 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Skou United

2006-08-21T15:22:48Z

Kim H:

Skou United was founded on November 13 2001 and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 20, won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in seasons 22 and 23, and the Superliga in seasons 23 and 27. Skou United was also the finalist in the first ever Hattrick Masters losing to [[FC Barentin]]. With 141 matches Skou United has played the most matches in Superligaen. With 270 points and 410 goals Skou United has the most points and goals in history of Superligaen

League results:
* 8 in IV.11 (season 14)
* 1st in V.172 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.54 (season 16)
* 1st in III.5 (season 17)
* 1st in II.4 (season 18)
* 1st in II.4 (season 19)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 21)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 22)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 23)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 24)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 25)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 26)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 27)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 28)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 29)

Cup Results:
* round 7 (season 15)
* round 3 (season 16)
* round 9 (season 17)
* round 4 (season 18)
* round 10 (season 19)
* round 6 (season 20)
* round 13 (season 21)
* Winner (season 22)
* Winner (season 23)
* round 12 (season 24)
* round 13 (season 25)
* Finale (season 26)
* round 8 (season 27)
* round 10 (season 28)
* round 14 (season 29)

Hattrick Masters
* Finale (season 28)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Skjoldpower

2006-08-21T15:20:38Z

Kim H:

Skjoldpower was founded on September 28 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 28.

League results:
* 2nd in V.113 (season 17)
* 1st in V.113 (season 18)
* 1st in IV.40 (season 19)
* 3rd in III.5 (season 20)
* 1st in III.5 (season 21)
* 7th in II.3 (season 22)
* 1st in III.6 (season 23)
* 6th in II.3 (season 24)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 25)
* 1st in II.3 (season 26)
* 1st in II.3 (season 27)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 18)
* round 3 (season 19)
* round 9 (season 20)
* round 6 (season 21)
* round 7 (season 22)
* round 5 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* Finale (season 28)
* Finale (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Score-drengene

2006-08-21T15:19:13Z

Kim H:

Score-drengene was founded on March 7 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 27

League results:
* 3rd in IV.49 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.49 (season 16)
* 1st in III.12 (season 17)
* 8th in II.2 (season 18)
* 2nd in III.10 (season 19)
* 2nd in III.10 (season 20)
* 2nd in III.10 (season 21)
* 2nd in III.10 (season 22)
* 1st in III.10 (season 23)
* 8th in II.3 (season 24)
* 1st in III.12 (season 25)
* 1st in II.2 (season 26)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 4th in II.3 (season 28)
* 2nd in II.3 (season 29)

Cup results
* round 3 (season 15)
* round 9 (season 16)
* round 4 (season 17)
* round 4 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 8 (season 20)
* round 5 (season 21)
* round 8 (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 7 (season 24)
* round 10 (season 25)
* round 7 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* round 8 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Olympia United

2006-08-21T15:18:12Z

Kim H:

Olympia United was founded on May 31 2001, and joined [[superligaen]] in season 16 with [[Viborg FF]] and won the Superliga in that season. The owner left the team on October 3 2004. The owner of Olympia United started a new team [[Olympia reUnited]] on November 22 2004

League results:
* 1st in IV.58 (season 13)
* 1st in III.1 (season 14)
* 1st in II.4 (season 15)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 16)
* 6th in Superligaen (Season 17)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 18)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 19)
* 7th in II.2 (season 20)
* 2nd in III.15 (season 21)
* 2nd in III.15 (season 22)
* 4th in III.15 (season 23)
* 8th in III.15 (season 24)
* 8th in IV.35 (season 25)
* 8th in V.210 (season 26)
* 7th in VI.155 (season 27)
* 8th in VII.815 (season 28)
* 3rd in IX.39 (season 29)

Cup results:
* Finale (season 13)
* round 7 (season 14)
* round 6 (season 15)
* round 8 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 9 (season 18)
* round 8 (season 19)
* round 7 (season 20)
* round 5 (season 21)
* round 9 (season 22)
* Finale (season 23)
* round 5 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 1 (season 27)
* round 1 (season 28)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NakkersTeam

2006-08-21T15:16:53Z

Kim H:

NakkersTeam was founded on October 13 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 26

League results:
* 4th in IV.1 (season 14)
* 3rd in IV.1 (season 15)
* 2nd in IV.1 (season 16)
* 1st in IV.1 (season 17)
* 1st in III.4 (season 18)
* 3rd in II.1 (season 19)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 20)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 21)
* 3rd in II.1 (season 22)
* 2nd in II.1 (season 23)
* 1st in II.1 (season 24)
* 1st in II.1 (season 25)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 26)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 27)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 5 (season 14)
* round 4 (season 15)
* round 4 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 10 (season 20)
* round 9 (season 21)
* round 8 (season 22)
* round 8 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 13 (season 27)
* round 5 (season 28)
* round 8 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

NIFAN

2006-08-21T15:15:39Z

Kim H:

NIFAN was founded on July 15 2004 when manager [[user:Kim H|duranies]] was appointed manager of the former club [[The Blue Ducks]]. The club started in VII.279, but has since moved to VI.972

League results:
*5th in VII.279 (season 23)
*2nd in VII.279 (season 24)
*6th in VI.972 (season 25)
*5th in VI.972 (season 26)
*5th in VI.972 (season 27)
*5th in VI.972 (season 28)
*2nd in VI.972 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 24)
* round 1 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 2 (season 27)
* round 3 (season 28)
* round 2 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Man.City

2006-08-21T15:14:48Z

Kim H:

Man.City was founded on September 27 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 21. The club won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in seasons 15 and 24.

League results:
* 1st in IV.13 (season 14)
* 1st in III.11 (season 15)
* 2nd in II.2 (season 16)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 17)
* 2nd in II.2 (season 18)
* 1st in II.2 (season 19)
* 1st in II.2 (season 20)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 21)
* 2nd in II.2 (season 22)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 23)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 24)
* 1st in II.2 (season 25)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 26)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 27)
* 8th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 7th in II.1 (season 29)

Cup results:
* Winner (season 15)
* round 11 (season 16)
* round 9 (season 17)
* round 7 (season 18)
* round 13 (season 19)
* round 13 (season 20)
* round 11 (season 21)
* round 10 (season 22)
* round 11 (season 23)
* Winner (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 10 (season 26)
* round 13 (season 27)
* round 7 (season 28)
* round 8 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Loke GF

2006-08-21T15:13:56Z

Kim H:

Loke GF was founded on September 23 2001 as Loke's Team but changed the name of the club to Loke GF at December 29 2001. The club won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 14, and joined [[superligaen]] in season 17 alongside [[ZGF]], [[Dalum IF]] and [[F.C Lazio]]. Loke GF won the Superliga in seasons 17 and 21.

League results
* 1st in IV.1 (season 14)
* 1st in III.5 (season 15)
* 1st in II.2 (season 16)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 17)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 18)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 19)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 21)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in II.2 (season 26)
* 4th in II.2 (season 27)
* 5th in II.2 (season 28)
* 5th in II.2 (season 29)

Cup results:
* Winner (season 14)
* round 8 (season 15)
* Finale (season 16)
* Finale (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 11 (season 19)
* round 13 (season 20)
* round 10 (season 21)
* Finale (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 13 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* round 10 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Loke GF

2006-08-21T15:12:51Z

Kim H:

Loke GF was founded on September 23 2001 as Loke's Team but changed the name of the club to Loke GF at December 29 2001. The club won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 14, and joined [[superligaen]] in season 17 alongside [[ZGF]], [[Dalum IF]] and [[F.C Lazio]]. Loke GF won the Superliga in seasons 17 and 21. With 126 matches Loke GF has played the most matches in Superligaen.

League results
* 1st in IV.1 (season 14)
* 1st in III.5 (season 15)
* 1st in II.2 (season 16)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 17)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 18)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 19)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 21)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 22)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 23)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 2nd in II.2 (season 26)
* 4th in II.2 (season 27)
* 5th in II.2 (season 28)
* 5th in II.2 (season 29)

Cup results:
* Winner (season 14)
* round 8 (season 15)
* Finale (season 16)
* Finale (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 11 (season 19)
* round 13 (season 20)
* round 10 (season 21)
* Finale (season 22)
* round 10 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 13 (season 26)
* round 12 (season 27)
* round 10 (season 28)
* round 10 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Honas FC

2006-08-21T15:11:51Z

Kim H:

Honas FC was founded on September 23 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 28.

League results:
* 1st in V.102 (season 17)
* 3rd in IV.7 (season 18)
* 2nd in IV.7 (season 19)
* 2nd in IV.7 (season 20)
* 2nd in IV.7 (season 21)
* 1st in IV.7 (season 22)
* 3rd in III.15 (season 23)
* 2nd in III.15 (season 24)
* 1st in III.15 (season 25)
* 3rd in II.1 (season 26)
* 1st in II.1 (season 27)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 28)
* 2nd in Superligaen (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 18)
* round 3 (season 19)
* round 6 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 10 (season 22)
* round 6 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* round 11 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* round 7 (season 27)
* round 8 (season 28)
* round 11 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Wegner

2006-08-21T15:10:56Z

Kim H:

FC Wegner was founded on October 7 2001 and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 18.

League results:
* 1st in IV.40 (season 14)
* 1st in III.7 (season 15)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 16)
* 1st in II.2 (season 17)
* 5th in superligaen (season 18)
* 2nd in II.3 (season 19)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 20)
* 4th in II.3 (season 21)
* 3rd in II.3 (season 22)
* 1th in II.3 (season 23)
* 5th in II.3 (season 24)
* 5th in II.3 (season 25)
* 4th in II.3 (season 26)
* 7th in II.3 (season 27)
* 4th in III.9 (season 28)
* 2nd in III.9 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 7 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 11 (season 17)
* round 7 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 6 (season 20)
* round 10 (season 21)
* round 8 (season 22)
* round 8 (season 23)
* round 10 (season 24)
* round 7 (season 25)
* round 7 (season 26)
* round 6 (season 27)
* round 7 (season 28)
* round 7 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Viola

2006-08-21T15:10:01Z

Kim H:

FC Viola was founded on December 21 2001 as Soccer-Gallery.net but changed the name of the club to FC Viola at December 7 2002, the club first joined [[superligaen]] in season 29.

League results:
*5th in IV.2 (season 14)
*1st in IV.2 (season 15)
*5th in III.1 (season 16)
*4th in III.1 (season 17)
*3rd in III.1 (season 18)
*5th in III.1 (season 19)
*3rd in III.1 (season 20)
*2nd in III.1 (season 21)
*1st in III.1 (season 22)
*7th in II.3 (season 23)
*4th in III.10 (season 24)
*2th in III.10 (season 25)
*2th in III.10 (season 26)
*1st in III.10 (season 27)
*1st in II.1 (season 28)
*5th in Superligaen (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 3 (season 15)
* round 4 (season 16)
* round 4 (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 7 (season 19)
* round 5 (season 20)
* round 9 (season 21)
* round 6 (season 22)
* round 7 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 10 (season 25)
* round 11 (season 26)
* round 8 (season 27)
* round 12 (season 28)
* round 12 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Tøttrup

2006-08-21T15:08:28Z

Kim H:

FC Tøttrup was founded on May 28 2003, and reached the finale in the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 28, losing to [[El Torros Gigante]]

League results:
* 6th in VI.937 (season 19)
* 4th in VI.937 (season 20)
* 1st in VI.937 (season 21)
* 4th in V.141 (season 22)
* 3rd in V.141 (season 23)
* 1th in V.141 (season 24)
* 4th in IV.60 (season 25)
* 1st in IV.60 (season 26)
* 1st in IV.60 (season 27)
* 1st in III.7 (season 28)
* 1st in III.7 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 1 (season 20)
* round 3 (season 21)
* round 4 (season 22)
* round 3 (season 23)
* round 6 (season 24)
* round 7 (season 25)
* round 9 (season 26)
* Finale (season 27)
* round 9 (season 28)
* round 12 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Nougatboris

2006-08-21T15:07:27Z

Kim H:

FC Nougatboris was founded on januar 6 2002, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 24

League results:
* 3rd in IV.57 (season 15)
* 1st in IV.57 (season 16)
* 2nd in III.15 (season 17)
* 4th in III.15 (season 18)
* 5th in III.15 (season 19)
* 1st in III.15 (season 20)
* 3rd in II.2 (season 21)
* 6th in II.2 (season 22)
* 1st in II.2 (season 23)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 24)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 25)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 26)
* 1st in II.2 (season 27)
* 8th in II.2 (season 28)
* 8th in III.4 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 2 (season 15)
* round 7 (season 16)
* round 4 (season 17)
* round 5 (season 18)
* round 8 (season 19)
* round 9 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 9 (season 22)
* round 11 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 13 (season 25)
* round 12 (season 26)
* round 11 (season 27)
* round 8 (season 28)
* round 3 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Knoldesparkerne

2006-08-21T15:06:24Z

Kim H:

FC Knoldesparkerne was founded on April 23 2002 and won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 26

* 1st in IV.52 (season 16)
* 1st in III.7 (season 17)
* 6th in II.3 (season 18)
* 5th in II.3 (season 19)
* 6th i II.3 (season 20)
* 6th in II.3 (season 21)
* 1st in III.5 (season 22)
* 1st in III.5 (season 23)
* 5th i II.2 (season 24)
* 3rd i II.2 (season 25)
* 4th i II.2 (season 26)
* 8th i II.2 (season 27)
* 6th in III.6 (season 28)
* 1st in III.6 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 5 (season 17)
* round 7 (season 18)
* round 5 (season 19)
* round 8 (season 20)
* round 10 (season 21)
* round 8 (season 22)
* round 9 (season 23)
* Finale (season 24)
* round 12 (season 25)
* Winner (season 26)
* round 8 (season 27)
* round 12 (season 28)
* round 9 (season 29)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

FC Kampsax

2006-08-21T15:05:16Z

Kim H:

FC Kampsax was founded on December 21 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 20, won the [[Danmarkcup|cup]] in season 21 and superligaen in season 22. The owner left the team at November 23 2005

League results:

* 1st in IV.3 (season 14)
* 1st in III.10 (season 15)
* 2nd in II.3 (season 16)
* 4th in II.3 (season 17)
* 2nd in II.3 (season 18)
* 1st in II.3 (season 19)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 20)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 21)
* 1st in Superligaen (season 22)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 23)
* 4th in Superligaen (season 24)
* 6th in Superligaen (season 25)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 26)
* 7th in II.4 (season 27)
* 8th in III.5 (season 28)
* 2nd in IX.2 (season 29)

Cup results:

* round 5 (season 15)
* round 6 (season 16)
* round 8 (season 17)
* round 6 (season 18)
* round 9 (season 19)
* round 11 (season 20)
* Winner (season 21)
* round 9 (season 22)
* round 11 (season 23)
* round 9 (season 24)
* round 9 (season 25)
* round 6 (season 26)
* round 11 (season 27)
* round 2 (season 28)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]

Viborg FF

2006-08-21T15:03:29Z

Kim H:

Viborg FF was founded on June 16 2001, and first joined [[superligaen]] in season 16 with [[Olympia United]]. The owner of the club left in june 2006.

League results:
* 1st in IV.17 (season 13)
* 1st in III.6 (season 14)
* 1st in II.1 (season 15)
* 3rd in Superligaen (season 16)
* 5th in Superligaen (season 17)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 18)
* 1st in II.1 (season 19)
* 7th in Superligaen (season 20)
* 1st in II.4 (season 21)
* 4th in II.4 (season 22)
* 3rd in II.4 (season 23)
* 3rd in II.4 (season 24)
* 8th in II.4 (season 25)
* 8th in III.2 (season 26)
* 8th in IV.61 (season 27)
* 8th in V.112 (season 28)
* 5th in VI.848 (season 29)

Cup results:
* round 4 (season 14)
* round 9 (season 15)
* round 7 (season 16)
* round 6 (season 17)
* round 11 (season 18)
* round 8 (season 19)
* round 10 (season 20)
* round 7 (season 21)
* round 7 (season 22)
* round 5 (season 23)
* round 5 (season 24)
* round 2 (season 25)
* round 1 (season 26)
* round 1 (season 27)
* round 1 (season 28)
* round 3 (season 29)
* round 1 (season 30)

[[Category:Danish Clubs]]