Gösta Lindh

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Gösta Lindh (8 February 1924 – 4 January 1984) was a Swedish football player who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics.^[1]

References

v t e Sweden squad – 1952 Summer Olympics Bronze Medalists

GK Svensson DF Samuelsson DF Nilsson DF Hansson MF Gustavsson DF Lindh FW Bengtsson FW Löfgren FW Rydell FW Brodd FW Sandberg MF Åhlund Coach: Raynor

Örebro SK – managers

Konrád (1939–42)
Magnusson (1942–44)
Östling (1944–45)
Löwenthal (1945–47)
Magnusson (1947–48)
Dunker (1948–49)
Dunker & Dahl (1949–50)
Kaufeldt (1950–51)
Pettersson (1951–52)
Pettersson & Nordahl (1952–53)
Soo (1953–54)
Lindh (1954–55)
Pettersson (1955–56)
Magnusson (1956–57)
Engvall & Burnikell (1957–58)
Bergmark & Burnikell (1958–59)
Bergmark (1960–61)
Neschy (1962)
Varszegi (1963–64)
Lindh (1965–66)
Samuelsson (1967–70)
Bergmark (1971–73)
Grip (1974–75)
Lenartsson (1976–77)
Lenartsson & Bergmark (1978)
Grip (1979–80)
Rosén (1981–82)
Hodgson (1983–84)
Baxter (1985)
Taaler & Stojanović (1986)
Zetterlund (1987–92)
Karlsson & Dahlqvist (1993)
Dahlqvist (1994–99)
Jingblad (2000–02)
Lundin (2003–04)
Walker (2005–06)
Walker & Hammar (2007)
Boström (2008–12)
Ljung (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Lindh, Gosta
Alternative names
Short description	Olympic medalist in football
Date of birth	8 February 1924
Place of birth
Date of death	4 January 1984
Place of death

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