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7th March 2016
10:22pm GMT

Bjornebye was a left-back for Liverpool between 1992 and 2000, playing over 100 times and 76 times for Norway.
And apparently one of the game's greats, according to Ince.
"Stig Inge Bjornebye was arguably the best player I ever played with," Ince reportedly said at a book launch in Norway.
We can only assume Ince was either attempting to charm the local audience, or had his tongue firmly planted in his cheek as he made the comment.
Or maybe he thinks Bjornebye was the best Scandinavian football he played alongside?
Or maybe Ince was arguing that Bjornebye is the best footballer he played with in the way you can argue Donald Trump would make a good President of the United States?
In the sense that you could argue the point, but that doesn't make it true.
Or maybe Google translate has had a serious malfunction?
https://twitter.com/m_christenson/status/706949540423835648
Unless it's time to re-evaluate the career of "the Stig"?
@m_christenson about time, for years he's been crying out for recognition,move over Messi & Ronaldo, The Stig is who kids should look up too
— Darren Walsh (@WalshD1990) March 7, 2016
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