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Revista de la Liga with Graham Hunter

BITESIZE | Brian Laudrup: The Golden Ticket for Euro 92

Revista de la Liga with Graham Hunter

Graham Hunter

Sports, Soccer, Football

4.5863 Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Today's story comes from Brian Laudrup, who was preparing for a big season with Bayern Munich in the summer of 92, when he got the news that would change his life - Yugoslavia had been forced to withdraw from the upcoming European Championships and Denmark had been given a last-minute reprieve.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the big interview bite size.

0:07.0

BightSise. Brought to you by Bet 365.

0:09.0

I'm Graham Hunter and in each episode you'll hear an elite football or tell a story that's guaranteed to brighten your day.

0:17.0

All of them will come from my podcast, The Big Interview with Graham Hunter,

0:20.9

which you can find by searching on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

0:26.0

Today's story comes from the mighty Brian Loudrop.

0:30.0

We're going to be talking Euro92, finding out in the close season at Denmark

0:34.0

government given a reprieve to the finals and having Peter Schmichael in his case

0:38.3

before a ball was even caked. It was one of the most strange moments I have ever tried in my career career I was just recovering from from a crucial ligament damage and I came back and played a few games as you say for by Munich in you know April was in March April I was still

1:06.2

struggling a wee bit I was definitely not back to my best and usually you know they

1:11.7

always say if you're out for six months, it takes you six months to come back and be as strong.

1:17.0

Physically is one thing, but mentally, there's a, you know, it's, you're always very worried about getting injured again and stuff like that so so I was told by by Munich when the season ended in in I think it was early May to stay behind for a number of you know closed all games and just to

1:37.8

build on my fitness for the next season so I came back from from one of these games and you know got into my house and my wife she

1:48.4

greets me in the hallway and she says I've just been contacted by the danger thing you have to report tomorrow and I say what I'm not even fit for that you know and she said yeah the this thing about unfortunate about the civil war in

2:05.6

Yugoslavia and they have to you know they're not allowed to play in the in the

2:09.8

euros so so you're going and you've got eight days to prepare for the game against England.

2:17.0

And my first initial reaction was I'm not going no way no way I mean I'm not I'm not ready for that I don't want to be

2:28.1

Let me put it this way I mean if you if you play in the euro or let's say a world cup you need to present yourself as at the best of your ability and you know at the top of your powers and I was I was not feeling that way.

2:45.8

I remember I looked at my wife and she says what are you talking about? You have to go back and prepare yourself as well as you can.

2:57.6

It's a huge opportunity. It's a fantastic moment for Danish football.

3:05.0

We've never played, these players never, you know,

3:08.0

being at the Euros.

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