Henrik Larsson is the undisputed leader of my football team Helsingborg in Sweden.
He's the local God of football. The young players are happy to have him around. He's their teacher.
He's not as good as he once was, a 37 year old has the experience and the smartness but not the same speed and hunger as a 22 year old - but he's still good enough to win us the games of Allsvenskan, the top division of Sweden. We're top three at the moment, thanks to Larsson of course.
I remember I saw a young talented Henrik Larsson 1992-93 helping our team to get to the first division again, after a long time in lower divisions. And then he went and played WC 1994 and moved to Feyenoord and later Celtic. We swedes followed his career and became supporters of Celtic and Barcelona (I was already a fan of FCB before Henrik joined) and enjoyed watching him do well. So in my football watching history I have long history of cheering for Henrik Larsson. He's The Man on the pitch.
Long live Henrik Larsson.
He's the local God of football. The young players are happy to have him around. He's their teacher.
He's not as good as he once was, a 37 year old has the experience and the smartness but not the same speed and hunger as a 22 year old - but he's still good enough to win us the games of Allsvenskan, the top division of Sweden. We're top three at the moment, thanks to Larsson of course.
I remember I saw a young talented Henrik Larsson 1992-93 helping our team to get to the first division again, after a long time in lower divisions. And then he went and played WC 1994 and moved to Feyenoord and later Celtic. We swedes followed his career and became supporters of Celtic and Barcelona (I was already a fan of FCB before Henrik joined) and enjoyed watching him do well. So in my football watching history I have long history of cheering for Henrik Larsson. He's The Man on the pitch.
Long live Henrik Larsson.
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