Posted on 3rd November 2008
Decades of treasured football memorabilia is in danger of being lost when collectors pass away, says Supporters’ Trust At Reading’s Roger Titford, and he thinks that legacy needs extra protection…
Save your bacon with our Danish guide
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Wales take a break from World Cup qualification with an away friendly in Denmark, taking place at Brondby, on Wednesday, November 19, 2008. And as ever we’ve have produced our Guide to Denmark with all the travel tips and safety advice that you could need.
Denmark currently lead Portugal, Sweden and Hungary in Group One and will be no pushovers. Having defeated Portugal 3-2 in Lisbon in early September (and Malta 3-0 last month) the Danes are currently on a high and feature a number of players plying their trade in the Premier League including the centre-back pairing of Daniel Agger and Martin Laursen.
Going forward they look dangerous too, with the lightning-quick Dennis Rommedahl supporting ex-Newcastle forward Jon Dahl Tomasson and Arsenal’s Nicklas Bendtner.
