File:IFK Göteborg team photo, 1917.jpg

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English: Photograph of players and leaders of Swedish football club IFK Göteborg in 1917. Standing from left: manager Carl ”Ceve” Linde, Rolf Borssén, Caleb Schylander, Herbert Karlsson, Eric Hjelm, Mauritz Sandberg, Sven Rylander (reserve keeper), and team coach Knut ”Knatten” Lindberg. Middle row from left: Carl Olsson, Konrad Törnqvist, and Henry Almén. Front row: Valdus Lund, John Karlsson-Nottorp, and Henning Svensson.
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