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Yes... probably, but we are serious, we just don't make a big deal about everything.

General feeling... I dunno, maybe easy-going. Not all hyped up about everything, something like that.

You know it's really hard putting an entire nation in a box with a label. We're just like every other nation - one grand mixture of people with different personality's.

Ok, I don't know who invented that awful "law", but we used it. And I'm not really surprised the swedes did as well, cuz in many ways we're alot alike.

I don't think so, considering Thomas Helveg's comments after leaving the club.

Oh, I'm not mad or anything. And there's nothing wrong with being nice and helping people, but danes are not like that in general. :)

I think it's great that he does such things. Helping out other people, but not to many do. I'm really surprised that you would sterotype us like that after meeting just a few danes. You probably have this image of 5 million danes making lots of money but driving lada's and living in...

Ok. We have/had this rule in Denmark (not like an actual law or anything) called "Janteloven" stating that you must not think you're better than anyone else, you can't brag and so on... But it's old and the danish don't really think like that anymore, but many think we do, cuz that's the...

Yes you are.... a bit. Some might get that impression, but that's not how it works at all. But uhm... it wasn't really fair that I only posted some of the article. But it was really long and I didn't wanna translate it all. He's not just pissed about their attitude, there was also a part...

What has that got to do with him being danish?

Well you haven't read the whole interview like I have, but if you had i think you would see it as I do. I could translate all of it, but it's quite long.... :groan:

I wouldn't call it talking behind their backs, when he's talking to the media - cuz they'll all hear it. He has offcially stated that he's had enough and given the club a clear message.

Milan can't control him. There's a thing called freedom of speech - well at least here in Denmark. I think you got the wrong idea. When a player is interviewed, the reporter doesn't ask the club for permission to print it. ;)

I'm not saying it doesn't go on in other clubs as well. In fact I already wrote that it might even be the same in Juventus.

It is for real. The newspaper may not be the most reliable one in the world - but their sport section is very good and actually my favorite. I think it's funny how you guys judge the players. You think they're all so sweet, but you don't know anything about them really. Here's a guy that...

Danish defender Martin Laursen is extremly unhappy in Milan. In an interview with a danish newspaper he made it very clear that he does not like the attitude of his teammates. I'll try to translate his words... "They think they can do whatever they want cuz they're stars. They really think...