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Debutanter I Tre Kronor Sedan 1937 Debutanter i Tre Kronor sedan 1937 Senaste uppdatering 2019-04-27 A=Erhållit debutantnål nummer, B=Spelarens namn, C=Klubben spelaren representerade vid debuttillfället, D=Datum för A- landskampsdebuten, E=A-landskampsdebut mot respektive motståndare Ingen debutantnål är utdelad i de fall det inte finns någon angivelse efter debutantnålsnumret. A B C D E 1 Åke Andersson Hammarby IF 19/2 1937 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-German Canadians 2 3 4 Rune Johansson Hammarby IF 17/2 1941 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 5 Erik Johansson Södertälje SK 17/11 1946 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Schweiz 6 Sven Thunman Södertälje SK 4/1 1947 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 7 Stig Carlsson Södertälje SK 4/1 1947 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 8 Åke Lassas Leksands IF 10/12 1948 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Storbritannien 9 Gösta Johansson Djurgårdens IF 14/11 1947 Prag, Tjeckoslovakien, Sverige-Tjeckoslovakien 10 Bengt Larsson Djurgårdens IF 12/12 1948 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Storbritannien 11 Börje Löfgren Södertälje SK 4/1 1947 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 12 Lars Svensson AIK/Hammarby IF 25/11 1949 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Kanada 13 Hans Andersson-Tvilling Djurgårdens IF 25/2 1948 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 14 Stig Andersson-Tvilling Djurgårdens IF 25/2 1948 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 15 Yngve Karlsson Djurgårdens IF 15/2 1950 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 16 Lars Pettersson AIK 3/3 1947 Tavastehus, Finland, Sverige-Finland 17 Göte Blomqvist Södertälje SK 4/1 1947 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 18 Eric Granath Mora IK 15/2 1950 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 19 Åke Larsson Mora IK 15/2 1950 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 20 Folke Gustavsson Mora IK 11/12 1949 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Ungdomslaget 21 22 Olle Johansson Forshaga IF 15/2 1950 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 23 Göte Almqvist Skellefteå AIK 7/3 1950 Stockholm, Sverige-Kanada 24 Hans Bjärgestad Hammarby IF 18/11 1951 Berlin, Västtyskland, Sverige-Västtyskland 25 Thord Flodqvist Södertälje SK 4/1 1947 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 26 Yngve Johansson Djurgårdens IF 7/3 1950 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Kanada 27 Lars Björn Djurgårdens IF 1/12 1950 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Storbritannien 28 29 Sven Johansson-Tumba Djurgårdens IF 13/2 1951 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-USA 30 Bertz Zetterberg Djurgårdens IF 13/2 1951 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-USA 31 Rolf Pettersson Hammarby IF 9/2 1947 Zürich, Schweiz, Sverige-Schweiz 32 33 Hans Öberg Gävle GIK 14/3 1948 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Kanada 34 Bror Pettersson Hammarby IF 23/11 1941 Basel, Schweiz, Sverige-Schweiz 35 Holger Nurmela Saltsjöbadens IF 20/1 1939 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 36 Karl-Erik Andersson IFK Mariefred 20/1 1939 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 37 38 39 Hans Isaksson Gävle GIK 3/3 1949 Åbo, Finland, Sverige-Finland 40 Björn Lassas Leksands IF 27/2 1952 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 41 Sigge Bröms Leksands IF 27/2 1952 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 42 Stig Påfvels Leksands IF 30/12 1949 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Storbritannien 43 Lars-Erik Söderberg IKGöta 5/12 1952 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Schweiz 44 Vilgot Larsson Leksands IF 19/1 1953 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Harringay Racers 45 Rune Magnusson Södertälje SK 7/11 1950 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-AIK 46 Sven Jonsson Leksands IF 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 47 Lars Pettersson Grums IK 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 48 Åke Wennerlund Djurgårdens IF 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 49 Sven Kristoffersson Mora IK 6/1 1949 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Storbritannien 50 Stig Waller Grums IK 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 51 Ingemar Lysén Leksands IF 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 52 K.E. Djusberg Ludvika FFI 3/3 1949 Åbo, Finland, Sverige-Finland 53 Rune Blomberg Mora IK 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 54 Bo Wallström Tegs SK 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 55 Erik Lindgren IFK Kiruna 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 56 Karl Erik Andersson Skellefteå AIK 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 57 Rune Gudmundsson Leksands IF 1/2 1953 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 58 59 Ove Granath IFK Bofors 6/1 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Harringay Racers 60 Valter Karlsson IFK Bofors 30/1 1954 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 61 Ove Dahlberg Surahammars IF 30/1 1954 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 62 Bengt Bornström Leksands IF 30/1 1954 Helsingfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 63 Carl Lilja IK Göta 11/1 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Harringay Racers 64 Lars-Erik Lundvall IFK Bofors 12/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 65 Gunnar Brundin Gävle GIK 12/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 66 Hans Eriksson Brynäs IF 12/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 67 Tommy Björkman Saltsjöbadens IF 12/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 68 Ronald Pettersson Surahammars IF 26/11 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 69 Nils Nilsson Forshaga IF 26/11 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 70 Göte Westerberg Hammarby IF 26/11 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 71 72 Åke Elgström Djurgårdens IF 12/3 1954 Paris, Frankrike, Sverige-European Canadians 73 Stig Sjöstam Djurgårdens IF 26/11 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 74 Leif Andersson Aspemo MP, Stockholm 26/11 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 75 Ove Malmberg IK Göta 15/1 1955 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Västtyskland 76 Karl-Evert Johansson IFK Bofors 16/1 1955 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Västtyskland 77 Hans Mild IK Göta 15/1 1955 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Västtyskland 78 Yngve Casslind IK Göta 15/1 1955 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Västtyskland 79 Åke Blomberg IK Göta 8/12 1954 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Nottingham Panthers 80 Harry Granberg Skellefteå AIK 19/2 1954 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Kanada 81 Gunnar Segerman Grums IK 11/2 1955 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 82 Bernt Westerlund Hammarby IF 11/2 1955 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 83 Lars Stenbom Hammarby IF 11/2 1955 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 84 85 Göte Sundkvist Ludvika FFI 11/2 1955 Ludvika, Sverige, Sverige-Finland 86 Roland Stoltz Djurgårdens IF 13/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 87 Torsten Magnusson Djurgårdens IF 13/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 88 Åke Rydberg Djurgårdens IF 13/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 89 Gösta Nordling Atlas Diesels IF 13/11 1955 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 90 91 Haldor Johnsson Skellefteå AIK 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 92 Jan Engström Hammarby IF 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 93 Valter Åhlén Gävle GIK 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 94 J.E. Brännström Skellefteå AIK 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 95 Hans Svedberg Skellefteå AIK 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 96 Folke Aronsson Skellefteå AIK 12/2 1956 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 97 Tore Sundin Södertälje SK 5/10 1956 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Ungdomslaget 98 Runar Söderström Gävle GIK 19/10 1956 Plzen, Tjeckoslovakien, Sverige-Tjeckoslovakien 99 Einar Granath Västerås IK 19/10 1956 Plzen, Tjeckoslovakien, Sverige-Tjeckoslovakien 100 Erling ”Eje” Lindström Wifsta/Östrands IF 19/10 1956 Plzen, Tjeckoslovakien, Sverige-Tjeckoslovakien 101 Gert Blomé Gävle GIK 29/10 1956 Glasgow, Sko, Sverige-Paisley Pirates 102 Yngve Klingberg Södertälje SK 29/10 1956 Glasgow, Sko, Sverige-Paisley Pirates 103 Per Agne Karlström Leksands IF 29/10 1956 Glasgow, Sko, Sverige-Paisley Pirates 104 Kurt Andersson Västerås IK 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 105 Kjell Svensson Södertälje SK 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 106 Bert-Olov Nordlander Wifsta/Östrands IF 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 107 Rolf Berggren AIK 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 108 Olle Stenar Södertälje SK 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 109 Gösta Westerlund Gävle GIK 9/11 1956 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 110 Sven Skotte IFK Bofors 23/11 1956 Grums, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 111 Stig Ståhlberg IFK Bofors 23/11 1956 Grums, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 112 Bo Hagstrand IFK Bofors 23/11 1956 Grums, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 113 Sven Åke Nilsson IFK Bofors 23/11 1956 Grums, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 114 Eilert Määttä Skellefteå AIK 19/2 1957 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-USA 115 Anders Andersson Skellefteå AIK 19/2 1957 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-USA 116 Karl Sören Hedlund Skellefteå AIK 18/10 1957 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Tjeckoslovakien 117 Sune Wretling Surahammars IF 15/11 1957 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 118 Rikard Fagerlund Södertälje SK 18/11 1956 Gävle, Sverige, Sverige-Gävle stadslag 119 Bertil Karlsson Strömsbro IF 15/11 1957 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 120 Kjell Adrian Gais 15/11 1957 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 121 Göte Boström MorgårdshammarsIF15/11 1957 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 122 Lennart Olsson-Hivell Gais 15/11 1957 Göteborg, Sverige, Sverige-Norge 123 Rolf Norman Gävle GIK 23/2 1958 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 124 Lars Berggren IK Göta 23/2 1958 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 125 Egon Hillgren Gävle GIK 16/2 1958 Uppsala, Sverige, Sverige-Uppsalakombinationen 126 Uno Öhrlund Västerås IK 23/2 1958 Tammerfors, Finland, Sverige-Finland 127 Carl-Göran Öberg Gävle GIK 12/11 1957 Moskva, Sovjet, Sverige-Krylja Sovjetov 128 Göran Lysén Leksands IF 28/10 1958 Stockholm, Sverige, Sverige-Nottingham Panthers 129 Ingemar Johansson AIK 9/11 1958 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 130 Olle Linder Brynäs IF 9/11 1958 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 131 Torsten Moqvist MP Stockholm 9/11 1958 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 132 Kurt Andersson MP Stockholm 9/11 1958 Oslo, Norge, Sverige-Norge 133 Hans Sääker
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