Anders Limpar
Posted: May 29th, 2012, 6:32 pm
Full Name : Anders Erik Limpar
Date Of Birth : 24th September 1965
Place Of Birth : Solna, Sweden
Height : 5ft 8" (1.73m)
Weight : 11st 7lbs (73kg)
Position : Left Wing
Foot : Left
Arsenal Games : 116
Arsenal Goals : 20
Arsenal Debut : 25th August 1990 - Wimbledon 0-3 Arsenal (Division 1)
Last Arsenal Game : 19th March 1994 - Southampton 0-4 Arsenal (Premier League)
International : Sweden - 58 Games & 6 Goals
Olympics - 11 Games & 0 Goals
Sweden U21 - 22 Games & 4 Goals
Sweden U18 - 19 Games & 4 Goals
Sweden U16 - 6 Games & ? Goals
1971-73 : Spårvägens GoIF (Sweden)
1973-77 : AIK Stockholm (Sweden)
1977–86 : IF Brommapojkarna (Sweden)
1986–88 : Örgryte (Sweden) (January 1986)
1988–89 : Young Boys (Switzerland) (August 1988)
1989–90 : Cremonese (Italy) (November 1989)
1990–94 : Arsenal (£1.0m) (August 1990)
1994–97 : Everton (£1.6m) (March 1994)
1997 : Birmingham City (£100k) (January 1997)
1998–99 : AIK Stockholm (Sweden) (June 1997)
1999–00 : Colorado Rapids (MLS) (February 1999)
2000-01 : Djurgårdens IF (Sweden) (November 2000)
2001-02 : IF Brommapojkarna (Sweden)
2002 (Nov) : Retired
2006-08 : Djursholm United (Sweden)
2008 (Oct) : Sollentuna Utd (Sweden)
2008 : Retired
Coaching Career
2000-01 : Hired as Djurgårdens IF (Sweden) Player/Youth Coach
2001-02 : IF Brommapojkarna (Sweden) Player/Couch
2002-05 : IF Brommapojkarna (Sweden) Player/Couch
2008 : Hired as Sollentuna Utd (Sweden) Assistant Manager
Non Football Career
Pundit on Swedish TV
AIK Stockholm : 5 Games & 0 Goals
Allsvenskan (Tier 1) - 4 Games & 0 Goals
Swedish Cup - 1 Game & 0 Goals
AIK Stockholm : 23 Games & 2 Goals
Allsvenskan (Tier 1) - 18 Games & 2 Goals
Swedish Cup - 5 Games & 0 Goals
Colorado Rapids :
MLS - 18 Games & 2 Goals
Colorado Rapids :
MLS - 18 Games & 1 Goal
Arsenal
1990-91 : Division 1 Champions
1991-92 : Charity Shield
1992-93 : FA Cup
1992-93 : League Cup
1993-94 : Cup Winners Cup
Everton
1994-95 : FA Cup
1995-96 : Charity Shield
AIK Stockholm (Sweden)
1998 : Allsvenskan Champions (Tier 1)
1999 : Swedish Cup
Djurgårdens IF (Sweden)
2000 : Superettan Champions (Tier 2)
IF Brommapojkarna (Sweden)
Cremonese (Italy)
Cremonese (Italy)
Cremonese (Italy)
Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal
Everton
AIK Stockholm (Sweden)
AIK Stockholm (Sweden)
AIK Stockholm (Sweden)
Colorado Rapids (MLS)
Djursholm United (Sweden)
Sweden
Sweden
Sweden
Anders in 2000
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