1-The
First time that an individual played, as well as managed his national team for
over 100 times was Denmark’s Morten Olsen.
Photo
From: World Soccer, January 1991
(Morten Olsen) |
2-
The First Time that a pair of brothers ever played for Scotland was when Moses
McLay McNiel and Henry McNiel played on March 25, 1876 at Glasgow vs. Wales (4
to 0 Scotland win).
3-
The First Time that the French national team players exchanged jerseys after a
match was after a Friendly vs. England at Paris on May 14, 1931 (5 to 2 France
win).
4-
The First Time that the England National team were offered bonuses was for a
friendly vs. Germany at Berlin on May 14, 1938 (6 to 3 England win).
FA
Secretary and future FIFA President Sir Stanley Rous offered the players a case
of cutlery each.
Photo
From: World Soccer, June 1974
(Sir Stanley Rous) |
Photo
From: Kicker Sportsmagazin Edition, 100 Jahre Deutsche Landerspiele
(Ernest Lehner and Edris Hapgood, May 14, 1938,
Germany 3-England 6) |
5- The First Time that a match by the Italian
National team was broadcast on radio was for a Dr. Gerö Cup match vs. Hungary
at Rome on March 25, 1928 (4 to 3 Italy win).
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