Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 26. Chapters: Faroese athletes, Faroese badminton players, Faroese chess players, Faroese football managers, Faroese footballers, Faroese handball players, Faroese rowers, Faroese strength athletes, Faroese swimmers, Claus Bech Jorgensen, Pal Joensen, Christian Mouritsen, Gunnar Nielsen, Bjarni Johansen, Jon Krossla Poulsen, Uni Arge, Joan Simun Edmundsson, Heini Vatnsdal, Hallur Hansson, Todi Jonsson, Rogvi Jacobsen, Jens Martin Knudsen, John Petersen, Jon Pauli Olsen, Regin Vagadal, Erling Jacobsen, Jakup Mikkelsen, Kaj Leo Johannesen, Christian Holst, Kurt Morkore, Allan Morkore, Julian Johnsson, Eli Hentze, Hans a Lag, Suni Olsen, Abraham Lokin Hansen, Daniel Udsen, Christian Hogni Jacobsen, Bjork Herup Olsen, Ossur Hansen, Simun Samuelsen, Pol Thorsteinsson, Jakup a Borg, Heidi Andreasen, Frooi Benjaminsen, Kristoffur Jakobsen, Torkil Nielsen, Atli Gregersen, Jan Dam, Jon Roi Jacobsen, Arnbjorn Hansen, Jonas or Naes, Oli Johannesen, Jens Kristian Hansen, Kari Reynheim, Bogi Lokin, Andreas Olsen, Andrew av Flotum, Hans Frooi Hansen, Marni Djurhuus, Pall Mohr Joensen, Rogvi Poulsen, Joannes Jakobsen, Atli Danielsen, Ingi Hojsted, Klaemint Matras, Egil a Bo, Johan Troest Davidsen, Jogvan Martin Olsen, Hjalgrim Elttor, Vagnur Mohr Mortensen, Jann Ingi Petersen, Torour Thomsen, Tem Hansen, Bartal Eliasen, Christina Naess, Katrin Olsen, Mikkjal Thomassen, Bergur Midjord, Einar Hansen, Justinus Hansen, John Hansen, Rogvi Holm. Excerpt: Claus Bech Jorgensen (born 27 April 1976 in Holstebro) is a Danish-born Faroese international footballer currently without a team following his release from Tamworth on 11 August 2010. First he established himself as a competent player in the Danish Football League, though did not make the Superliga. In 1999 he then joined the Football League in England. He has since made over 100 appearances for Bourn
