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Career & Clubs
With 334 goals, he is Landskrona BoIS's top goal scorer of all time. Also like his brother, he began to play football in a Landsrona-based club called BK Argos. When Landskrona BoIS was founded in 1915, Albin began to play for them, but Harry was too young. A few years later he was old enough to join his brother Albin in Landskrona BoIS. As soon as 1922, both he and Albin moved to neighbouring Helsingborg to play for Landskrona rivals Helsingborg IF. Unlike Albin, Harry only played one season in Helsingborg and then returned to Landskrona and BoIS in conjunction with the inaugural season of the first national Swedish league, Allsvenskan. Harry played eight seasons in Allsvenskan and retired after the 1931–32 season at age 30. His hope of playing for Sweden at the 1924 Olympics in Paris was thwarted by his supervisor at his workplace, Thulinverken, who refused to allow him to go.
- Club
- Landskrona BoIS (1918–1922)
- Club
- Helsingborgs IF (1922–1923)
- Club
- Landskrona BoIS (1923–1932)
- Club
- Sweden men's national football team (1922–1930)
Clubs
- Landskrona BoIS1918–1922
- Helsingborgs IF1922–1923
- Sweden men's national football team1922–1930
- Landskrona BoIS1923–1932
Played together with
- Abdu LumalaHelsingborgs IF
Abdul KhaliliHelsingborgs IF · 2009–2011
Abdul KhaliliHelsingborgs IF · 2014–2014
Adam ErikssonHelsingborgs IF · 2016
Adam HellborgHelsingborgs IF- Adam KaiedHelsingborgs IF
Adama TambouraHelsingborgs IF · 2006–2010
Adi NalićLandskrona BoIS- Admir AganovićLandskrona BoIS · 2015
- Afo DodooLandskrona BoIS · 2001–2003
- Ajsel KujovićLandskrona BoIS · 2011–2011
- Alan DoddLandskrona BoIS · 1988–1989
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Harry Dahl, nicknamed Hacke, was a Swedish footballer who played as a forward. His older brother Albin Dahl was also a footballer.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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