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Peter Elmheden was the first player to become a real superstar internationally when he became the first  [[team captain]] of the Swedish [[national team]]. As an [[inner midfielder]] with [[divine]] [[playmaking]] and [[experience]] he was a key player leading his team to [[World Cup]] gold twice. After winning the first and second world cup Peter retired from the national team for the benefit of younger players.
Peter Elmheden (87155) was the first player to pop from supernatural to divine during the time when there were only 15 denominations.
 
Peter Elmheden was the first player to become a real superstar internationally when he became the first  [[team captain]] of the Swedish [[national team]]. As an [[inner midfielder]] with [[extraterrestrial]] [[playmaking]] and [[divine[]][[experience]] he was a key player leading his team to [[World Cup]] gold twice. After winning the first and second world cup Peter retired from the national team for the benefit of younger players.


When it became possible for players to become coaches it didin't take long before Peter returned to Team Sweden as a [[coach]].
When it became possible for players to become coaches it didin't take long before Peter returned to Team Sweden as a [[coach]].


[[Category:Swedish National Team Players|Elmheden, Peter]]
[[Category:Swedish National Team Players|Elmheden, Peter]]

Revision as of 15:50, 22 October 2007

Peter Elmheden (87155) was the first player to pop from supernatural to divine during the time when there were only 15 denominations.

Peter Elmheden was the first player to become a real superstar internationally when he became the first team captain of the Swedish national team. As an inner midfielder with extraterrestrial playmaking and [[divine[]]experience he was a key player leading his team to World Cup gold twice. After winning the first and second world cup Peter retired from the national team for the benefit of younger players.

When it became possible for players to become coaches it didin't take long before Peter returned to Team Sweden as a coach.