Mikkel Beck scored three goals in 19 games for the Denmark national team, and represented Denmark at the international Euro 1996 and Euro 2000 tournaments.
15 Facts About Mikkel Beck
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Mikkel Beck started his career with Danish lower league club Kolding IF, before playing a single season in the Danish Superliga for B 1909.
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Mikkel Beck moved abroad to play professionally for German 2.
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Mikkel Beck scored three goals in his first six national team games and was voted the 1995 Danish Sports Talent of the Year.
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Mikkel Beck was included in the Danish national squad for the Euro 1996 in England, where he played two games.
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Mikkel Beck stayed with the club and was an important part of the squad which won promotion to the Premier League the very next year.
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Mikkel Beck failed to replicate the form he had shown with Boro; an indication of his lack of success at Derby was him being consistently voted in supporter's polls as the worst player ever to appear for Derby.
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Mikkel Beck signed a two-month loan deal to Nottingham Forest in November 1999, but after a month at the club, scoring st Portsmouth, he was recalled by Derby, as the club experienced a lack of strikers.
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Mikkel Beck made two substitute appearances back at Derby before Derby bought Belgian striker Branko Strupar and Beck was once more out of the team.
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Mikkel Beck was then loaned out to QPR in February 2000 for three months.
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Unhappy with Lille coach Vahid Halilhodzic's principle of rotating the players, Mikkel Beck went on loan to AaB in February 2002.
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Mikkel Beck failed to earn a contract and Beck retired.
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Mikkel Beck scored three goals in 19 games for the Denmark national team, and represented Denmark at the international Euro 1996 and Euro 2000 tournaments.
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Mikkel Beck played International leagues such as; WC Qualifiers Europe, Friendlies, EURO, EURO Qualifiers and EURO Qualifiers [U21].
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Mikkel Beck has been suspended and heavily fined twice for acting as a double agent.