The forgotten story of ... Danish Dynamite, the Denmark side of the mid-80s
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2009/oct/13/forgotten-story-denmark-1980s?guni=Article:in%20body%20link They won nothing, but the ultra-attacking team of Elkjaer, Laudrup and the Olsens were one of the most interesting in football history by Rob Smyth and Lars Eriksen NB: This is a feature-length piece, so you might want to print it off and read it on the way home. Not if you're driving, obviously. guardian.co.uk is not legally responsible for any bumpers damaged in the reading of this article Winning is for losers. Many of life's more interesting stories focus on those who didn't quite make it; who didn't get the girl or the job or the epiphany or even the Jules Rimet trophy. Johan Cruyff said his Holland side of the 70s were immortalised by their failure to win the World Cup and, when World Soccer invited a group of experts to select the greatest teams of all time a couple of years ago , three of the top five sides won nothing: Hungary 1953, Holl...