Name: ヘンリック・ラーソン、セルティックへの忠誠心とマンUtdへの後悔を語る| 移籍トーク・ポッドキャスト (Henrik Larsson on staying loyal to Celtic and his Man Utd regret! | Transfer Talk Podcast)
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Welcome to another special edition of the transfer Talk podcast.

We are in Helsingborg, in Sweden, and I'm delighted to be joined by the legend.

Henrik, welcome to the transfer talk podcast.

Henrik, Let's get back to where it started.

Hellsing book a team called Hold a Book in 1988.

I mean, I started playing a target Borg when I was six years old, so I went straight through the ranks.

The biggest team we have into cities Helsingborg.

I think it wa ce Andi played two years there and then Then I went down.

I mean, the first year when I came to help them boys quarter love of goals.

There was second highest division in Sweden.

And the year after, I scored a few more goals.

And then, uh, the the clubs in Europe started to to notice me a little bit on Duh.

Yeah, I had a chance to go on from Elsa more.

I've got it here 51 goals in 61 games in two seasons and you mentioned some of Europe's biggest clubs.

That's when finally came calling, and when I read this, I couldn't believe it.

I thought there was a zero missing, £295,000.

It was tough because obviously two years previously or three years previously, I've been playing on an amateur level and then going to second highest division in Sweden, coping with death, all right, going to the highest division in Sweden doing all right.

That would say, I mean one year there and done all right then.

Also getting D move abroad obviously meant that I was playing football Now through a whole year, that's there was a little bit difficult, he said.

It was hard when when you came to the Dutch Lilly again and joined fly in order.

It sounds even tougher when you try to leave.

It was a legal dispute between me and final, and how stressful it wasn't stressful.

In that sense, I was I was disappointed because obviously we had a contract and for me was quite clear with my advisor.

It was quite clear that I had a clause in my contract that I was allowed to leave and find a new that.

But yes, you wanted to make it a little bit difficult that was more angry and annoyed with finally time.

But I always said that I learned a lot in Holland when I played there and played for finer than in terms off what it takes from you and what's expected off you as a professional football player and also developing the skills that I did at the time that I didn't really notice that I did.

But all of that help me later on in my career in order to be able to play a lot of different systems and known what it takes to become a professional football player.

How did that come about and how did you hear of their interest?

Jenson was the manager at Celtic at the time he has took over the team.

He was one of the the guys that sign me to Holland s O.

He knew that there was opportunity for me to leave Onda.

Um yeah, he knew that I wasn't too pleased with the playing time that I got in the positions that I played.

So Celtic was the team that the the only team who was willing to take a gamble on me, to be honest And I think that they gambling right?

You say he is the man who's quite instrumental in bringing you there.

How big a key was he to you for you to go to Celtic given you knew him?

I mean to be honest And I said that before in interviews that had done I didn't know that much about Celtic obviously living in Holland at the time with PF in order being Dutch, you sometimes could see glimpse off when he scored two goals in the league.

But other than that, I didn't don't know that much.

So for me, the key reason why I went there was because I was there because obviously he he brought me to Holland.

Unfortunately, I didn't get to work with him that much.

But obviously he was instrumental for me to go in there without him.

I don't think that the move would have happened.

Let's talk about your first season at Celtic, the leak up on the title and in so doing you stop Rangers.

Did you know at the time how much that meant to the Celtic fans and how intense that rival rewards between the two clubs?

Obviously, I didn't have a clue about that, but during that season you Yeah, you get to know the people at the club.

You get to know the players, you get to know everything around the club and you get to know a little bit more history of the club.

So I wasn't when I think that's part of the reason.

I think there were six or seven you players there that didn't really have the knowledge and about the history and everything and I think that helped us Indian to be able to do what we did in the end because knowing all those things and go out and do it, I think it would have bean very, very hard because there's always pressure when you play facility, but know that as well.

Being aware of that in that sense, I think that the burden would have been too much.

How much of a life changing experience was it for you, though, when you first arrived at Celtic?

Because the fans are fanatical And if you're one of their favorites, you're like the golden boy.

Was it almost an instant an instant love affair between the two?

I don't think so, because I don't My debut at the hips away and I gave the ball away in the hip scored the winning goal to one, so they weren't too pleased about that.

Um, and they thought, But how we brought in here.

But I think that in the end they're quite happy that there came there, Henry.

October 1999 when you suffered that horrific double leg fracture.

What memories do you have off that night, if any?

No, I have a lot of memories from that night.

I knew exactly what I tried to do in order to stop the defender from getting the ball s wanted to put my foot place my foot firmly in the ground and let him kick me like it done or other players have done numerous occasions.

But this time when I planted my foot and he kicked my leg and I was just waiting him for kick and then bring the ball away with my right foot has felt that I felt the ground.

Ah, it was just, uh I was laying on the ground.

I lifted my my leg up and looked something hanging in that though I broke my leg and I remember we had Ah, Dutch referee.

So I told the referee in Dutch, I think I broke my leg.

Any time at the time as well, because, I mean, we're talking about 1999 here.

I mean, if you get ah, meniscus or something like that, that was considered ah ah, injury that you would have a hard time to come back from.

And obviously in 99 I'm not happy that I broke my leg, but I'm happy I did it at the time because they obviously the technique to treat the leg breaks was different because I still have my pin inserted in in my legs from here all the way down here and screw on the side there.

Ah, Without that, I don't think that I would be be able to play.

And with that new technique, it was was only out for five and 1/2 months before I was with in the years with with the Swedish National Mentally though, whether any time during that time where you thought I might not play again No, it wasn't.

I was rumor sitting on the on the pitch in Leone and I was counting November December, Jennifer, March, April May at the latest.

I don't know why I did that, but I think that put my mind and right place Data is straight away in order to do the rehab.

I've done a lot of rehab and I worked very, very hard in order to come back because I had a gold.

I had the gold come with sweet into the year is 2000.

By the time you came back for Celtic, there were a lot of changes happening at that club.

Kenny Dalglish was an interim charge following John Bond sacking.

Were you concerned at all about how the club was being run at that point for me, it really didn't matter, because for me, it's I want to play football.

If I'm good enough, it doesn't matter who's the manager.

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