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Rasmus Gravesen of Denmark has sent an e-mail to me throught the help desk claiming that there is an error in our article. I quote: "The article, where I found the error, is the one dealing with the 1992 European Football Championships. In this article, there is listing of all the players in Denmark's winning squad. Player number 8 on this list is Jan Mølby. Yet Jan Mølby was not included in the squad. Instead, it was a much less known player named Johnny Mølby who wore jersey number 8 at the European Championships that year. This is probably of interest only to very few people. Yet being from Denmark myself, I couldn't help notice it and I thought you should know."
I would be grateful if someone could check this and respond on this page. Capitalistroadster 03:16, 11 November 2005 (UTC)Reply
It is correct that it was not Jan Mølby, but Johnny Mølby who took part in Euro 92. (I think they are cousins.) I don't know about the jersey. LR
I am reasonably sure that Michael Laudrup's absense was due to the fact that he and his brother had for a period of time refused to play for the national team because they felt that coach Richard Møller Nielsen was not up to the job. Laudrup didn't rejoin the team until 1993. LR
The flag as given for the Commonwealth of Independent States here is wrong. As far as I can remember, it did not exist at the time, and the CIS team used a white flag with the blue letters CIS. John Anderson 13:08, 3 November 2006 (UTC)Reply
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On Euro 92 CIS had an unique flag.
Here is self-made sample: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:CIS_euro92_flag.PNG
Unfortunately I have no idea how to change it in article (I'm not a programist - my IT knowlege is poor, very poor...)
Here is a link to an image, which shows a screen from tv. There is a CIS flag used in broadcast: http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/413/cis2xv3.jpg
Please - be kind & change the article by insert the proper CIS Euro92 flag.
It have never been use before and after Euro 92.
Cheers. Mboro.
I tried to change it with another upload: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:CIS-euro92-flag.jpg —Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.139.42.5 (talk) 20:25, 21 April 2008 (UTC)Reply