Alf Young

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Alf Young (born 4 November 1905 in Sunderland; died 30 August 1977) was a professional footballer who played as a defender for Huddersfield Town between 1927 and 1945. He also played for Durham City and York City.

He played for England 9 times between 1932 and 1938, including the infamous 6-3 win against Germany in Berlin in 1938.

He was also one of Denmark's caretaker managers during the 1950s.

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Young (1946–47) • Baumgarten (1948–5?) • Madsen (195?–53) • Szendrödi (1953–56) • Young (1957–6?) • Astorri (196?–65) • Chekerdemian (1966–67) • Hugger (1968) • Pilmark (1969) • Schøne (1970–74) • Hansen (1974–78) • Bjerre (1978–79) • Sørensen (1980–83) • J. Poulsen (1983–87) • P. Poulsen (1987–88) • Hildebrandt (1988–90) • Jakobsen (1990–91) • Hansen (1991) • Sørensen (1991–92) • Gynild (1992) • Rasmussen (1992–1997) • Johansen (1997–99) • Jensen (1999–2003) • Kristiansen (2003–04) • Rioch (2004–06) • Larsen (2006–)
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Denmark national football team – Managers

Williams (1908–10) • Byrval (1913–15) • Byrval (1917–18) • Carr (1920) • Magner (1939) • S. Nielsen (1940) • Butler (1946) • Bjerregaard & Bøje (1948) • Mountford (1948) • Bjerregaard (1952) • Young (1956) • Szendrödi (1956) • Sørensen (1956–61) • Petersen (1962–66) • E. Hansen & Netuka (1967) • E. Hansen & From (1968–69) • J. Hansen & From (1968–69) • Strittich (1970–75) • K. Nielsen (1976–79) • Piontek (1979–90) • R. Nielsen (1990–96) • Johansson (1996–2000) • Olsen (2000–)
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