by FourFourTwo staff @https://twitter.com/@FourFourTwo Published 6 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Gylfi Sigurdsson put away two goals against Cardiff on Tuesday to extend an impressive season at Goodison, despite Everton’s other problems. He’s far from the first Nordic player to enjoy success in the top flight, though – some of the first imports to flourish in the early days of the Premier League were from the lands of thick-knit jumpers and moody crime dramas. In fact, since 1992, 34 players from Nordic countries – that’s Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland – have netted at least 10 Premier League goals. (The one Faroe Islander to make a Premier League...
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