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What player has played for Celtic and been relegated in Scotland and England and Italy and Spain?
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Morten wieghorst
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How many footballers have played in Scotland England holland and Spain?
Henrik Larsson has played for Celtic, Barcelona, Feyenoord and Manchester United on loan. I don't know of any others.
Have England ever played cricket in Scotland?
Yes England have played cricket in Scotland.
Which premiership players used to play for Celtic?
The Sweedish striker Henrick Larson played many years for Celtic in Scotland, but played only a year for Manchester United.
Where was the first international soccer game played?
The first international was Scotland vs. England in Scotland.
Who won the 1872 soccer game in Scotland?
It ended England 0 Scotland 0 but they played later in 1872 with England winning 4-2.
Who did Scotland play in their first international match in 1872?
They played England.
Which footballer has played at all levels in England and Scotland?
colin cramb
Which English team plays in the scottish league?
Gretna used to play in England till it got entered into the scottish football league, where it went bust. Berwick Rangers are on the England/Scotland border but play in Scotland.
Who played football in England Spain Scotland and holland?
larsson, van Bronckhorst
Who played for Celtic and has also been capped for England?
Alan stubbs chris sutton Alan Thompson
Who has played football for Scotland and cricket for England?
Ian Botham Dennis Law Sir Ian Botham has never played international football for Scotland.... Denis Law never played cricket for England Andy Goram played both football and cricket for Scotland but never cricket for England. He also played football in England for Oldham Athletic, Notts County, Sheffield Utd, Coventry City and played 2 games for Manchester Utd in 2001 whilst on loan
What four football players have played for England wales Scotland and northern Ireland and their surnames end in 'i'?
Lou macari was one, for Scotland
