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FCN play Hobro in around 17 hours from now .... You can always try to bookmark this link :

http://fodboldlive.net/kampe-stream/

What league do you think compliments Danish skill/talent the most? Do Danish players/clubs typically prefer going/selling to PL or Bundesliga clubs? Have there been many Danish players of note in La Liga or Serie A. (besides Laudrup)?

As you may have noticed ... it was especially English, German, Italian and Dutch (Ajax) buying Danish players in the past, while Spanish clubs nerve seemed to spend much efford on scouting in Denmark .. but this has changed of lately with especially Celta Vigo looking for players in Denmark :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celta_de_Vigo#Current_squad

Spain was badly hurt by the financial crisis and the distribution of TV money that has changed dramatically in favor of the top teams, so they are looking to find cheaper top talent. The trend is that more players go from Denmark to especially to England and the Spanish League, while fewer move to Italy, perhaps because the quality of the Italian Serie A seem to be dropping, also at NT level.

No... I quit writing last season

You're right. He was amazing in "A History of Violence". Really impressive method actor.

Are you following the 'Merrier as a Terrier: Danny Williams at Huddersfield' thread in the Yanks Abroad forum ? ... Newly promoted Huddersfield are so far undefeated in the EPL and they have no less than 3 Danish regular starters ... keeper Jonas Lössl, nominated for 'EPL Player of the Month* (please cast your vote) .. Mathias "Zanka" Jørgensen and the young defensive midfielder Philip Billing who just turned 21 ...

Btw ... Jonas Lössl is 3rd keeper for the Danish NT ... Mathias "Zanka" Jørgensen is also not a regular starter for Denmark (was warming the bench against Poland) and Philip Billing has just been picked for the Danish U-21's for the very first time ..

... but generally speaking, Norwegians were mainly named after the farm they came from, while Danes were named -sen in honor of their parents or grand parents.. so the use of -sen is way more common in Denmark.

... but on the other hand you don't need a -sen or -son name to be of Danish or Swedish descent ... Jessica Alba's mother is of Danish ancestry, just as Jamie Lee Curtis is of Danish ancestry on her mothers side (Janet Leigh, who btw also was an actress), while Uma Thurman is the first cousin of the Swedish soccer player Max von Schlebrügge.

Thanks for the info. Always glad to discuss anything Scandinavian.