Jens Jørgen Hansen

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Jens Jørgen Rankenberg Hansen (born 4 January 1939 in Struer) is a Danish former football (soccer) player and manager. He played 417 games as a defender for Esbjerg fB with whom he won four Danish football championships. He represented the Denmark national football team in 39 games from 1962 to 1971, and was a part of the Danish squad at the 1964 European Championship. After retiring, Hansen served as manager of Esbjerg fB for a short while in 1972.

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Denmark squad - 1964 European Nations' Cup Fourth Place
GK Nielsen • GK Rask • DF Amdisen • DF B. Hansen • DF J.J. Hansen • DF K. Hansen • DF Larsen • DF Wolmar • MF Bertelsen • MF Jørgensen • MF Nielsen • MF Sørensen • FW Danielsen • FW Madsen • FW Rasmussen • FW Søndergaard • FW Thorst • Coach: Petersen
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Esbjerg fB – Managers

Strittich (1960–62) • Sørensen (1963–64) • Strittich (1965–67) • Nielsen (1968–69) • Netuka (1969–70) • Weg (1970–71) • Stubbe (1972) • J.J. Hansen & Christiansen (1972) • Jensen (1973–76) • Strittich (1977–79) • Christiansen (1979–80) • Wähling (1981–83) • Brandenborg (1984–86) • Michaelsen (1987–88) • J. Hansen (1988) • Hebo (1989–90) • J. Hansen (1990–93) • Salter (1993) • Bach (1993–97) • V. Jensen (1997–2002) • Pedersen (2002–2005) • Bech (2006–)
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