Lucas Bergvall

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What level is the Swedish first division generally thought to be? National League, League Two/One - presumably not as good as the Championship?
 
Vicario, Udogie, Porro, VDV, Dragusin, Hall, Bergvall, Eze, Moore, Donley, Lankshear...

That's the the 2029 CL winning team right there!
 
SpursDNA said:
What level is the Swedish first division generally thought to be? National League, League Two/One - presumably not as good as the Championship?
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24th in some kind of league ranking.

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Smogz said:
24th in some kind of league ranking.

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A few surprises in there that expose my own assumptions (won’t claim to have knowledge beyond the top few leagues):
- Dutch higher than Portuguese league
- Argentina a lot lower than i would’ve presumed
- Swedish league ahead of Japanese & Korean - whilst I didn’t think they were great, I had presumed they had decent domestic leagues
 
TommyD123 said:
A few surprises in there that expose my own assumptions (won’t claim to have knowledge beyond the top few leagues):
- Dutch higher than Portuguese league
- Argentina a lot lower than i would’ve presumed
- Swedish league ahead of Japanese & Korean - whilst I didn’t think they were great, I had presumed they had decent domestic leagues
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I world not have placed The Championships that high.
 
He is playing his last game for Djurgarden today at 13:00.
I haven't seen him play a full game yet so I will be watching later.
 
Berg's 19 yo brother gave away the pen for 1-0, then later screwed up to let Ham LW get into the box. Ironically our Berg made a great tackle and burst into attack then made a naive tackle and got booked. From the FK Ham scored. Pathetic wall and GK.
Game standard not very good but a couple of bright moments from Berg. I thought he had scored in the 40th minute but GK made a great save.
Hamm looked the stronger team physically but seemed to tire later on.
 
Berg's bro is having a stinker.
Edit: subbed off.
Further edit: It was our Berg.
Farewell Swedish football ....until the next time...
 
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SpursDNA said:
What level is the Swedish first division generally thought to be? National League, League Two/One - presumably not as good as the Championship?
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I think these sorts of leagues are really good for young players. If they stand out there then yes, they’re standing out against opposition of a lower quality than you get in the Premier League but equally, they’re playing alongside players who are lower quality too.

There’s clearly a lot of potential in him and for the money he cost, I think it’s a really good bit of business.
 
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