Julian Johnsson

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Julian Johnsson
Personnel
Surname Julian Schantz Johnsson
birthday February 24, 1975
place of birth Faroe Islands
size 189 cm
position midfield
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1992 HB Tórshavn II 2 0(0)
1993-1995 HB Tórshavn 36 0(3)
1995 HB Tórshavn III 1 0(1)
1995-1996 Vejle BK 0 0(0)
1996-1997 B36 Tórshavn 34 (11)
1998-1999 Kongsvinger IL 29 0(1)
1999-2001 Sogndal Fotball 38 0(9)
2001-2002 Hull City 40 0(4)
2002-2003 B36 Tórshavn 12 0(3)
2003-2004 ÍA Akranes 31 0(3)
2005-2006 B68 Toftir 24 0(4)
2007-2009 FC Svendborg 58 0(6)
National team
Years selection Games (goals)
1995-2006 Faroe Islands 62 0(4)
Stations as a trainer
Years station
2005 B68 Toftir
2006 B68 Toftir
2012 FC Svendborg (assistant coach)
1 Only league games are given.

Julian Johnsson (born February 24, 1975 ) is a former Faroese football player and author .

Career

In the club

Johnsson began his career at HB Tórshavn and first played for the second team in the second division , the first time on the tenth day of the 1992 season in the 3-0 home win against SÍ Sumba , where he was substituted on during the game. The next season he made his debut in the top division on the eleventh game day in a 1-1 draw in the home game against GÍ Gøta when he was substituted on again. On the last day of the match, Johnsson scored his first goal in the home game against B68 Toftir with the 2-0, the game was won 5-4. In 1995 he won the cup final with HB against B68 Toftir 3-1. then he completed a short detour to the Danish first division club Vejle BK without league appearances. In 1996 and 1997 he played for B36 Tórshavn and last year won the championship alongside Jákup á Borg , Jens Kristian Hansen , Tummas Eli Hansen , Óli Johannesen , and John Petersen . He then moved to the Norwegian first division club Kongsvinger IL and barely escaped relegation in the first season by winning the relegation. In the next year, only the last place was to be booked, then Johnsson signed a contract with the second division Sogndal Fotball , who reached promotion in 2000 as third place and winner of the relegation. From the summer of 2001 he also played for a year in England with Hull City in the fourth division and then returned to B36, with whom he won the 2003 cup final 3-1 against GÍ Gøta. At his next stop, ÍA Akranes , he became the Icelandic Cup winner in the same year with a 1-0 win in the final against FH Hafnarfjörður , from 2005 he joined B68 Toftir and was promoted to the top division as first place in the second division. After only the penultimate place could be reached there, which resulted in relegation, Johnsson played from 2007 to 2009 under class for FC Svendborg .

European Cup

Johnsson played a total of 14 European games. In the main round of the 1993/94 European Cup Winners' Cup , he made his debut in the 4-0 away defeat against FC Universitatea Craiova for HB Tórshavn and was eliminated after a 3-0 defeat in the second leg. In the Champions League he was used for B36 Tórshavn in 2002/03 and was eliminated in the first qualifying round after a 2: 5 and 0: 1 against Torpedo Kutaisi . These were also his last two appearances in the European Cup.

National team

Johnsson made his debut on April 26, 1995 against Finland . The qualifier for the European Championship 1996 in Toftir was lost with 0: 4. Overall, Johnsson scored four goals for the Faroese national team , the first on May 25, 1995 when he played against the San Marino national soccer team in Toftir, when he met the 3-0 final score. In all four goals scored, the Faroe Islands won the game. In 2006 he ended his international career after the 0: 6 defeat on September 2 in the qualifier for the European Championship 2008 against Scotland in Glasgow , Johnsson was substituted in the 76th minute when the score was 0: 5 against Símun Eiler Samuelsen . He played 62 times for the Faroe Islands, making him one of the players with the most appearances for the Faroe Islands.

Coaching career

2005 led Johnsson B68 Toftir as a player- coach for promotion to the top division, in which he helped out again in 2006 for two games as a coach.

successes

author

At the end of 2006, after his career in the Faroe Islands, Johnsson published his autobiography under the name “Føroyingurin úr Danmark” ( German : “The Faroe Islands ”).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Julian Johnsson retires , November 30, 2006. Accessed January 30, 2015.

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Johnsson, Julian
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Johnsson, Julian Schantz (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Faroese soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH February 24, 1975
PLACE OF BIRTH Faroe Islands