- Knattspyrnufélagið
Víðir,
commonly known as
Víðir or
Víðir Garði are an
Icelandic sports club from Garður on the
Reykjanes peninsula of Iceland. They...
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Víðir Reynisson (born 22
April 1967) is an
Icelandic police officer and the
chief superintendent of the
Office of the
National Commissioner of the Police...
- 598 670 674 677 679 778 939 970 (431) 224
Treherne (204) 608 693 713 723
Vidir (204) 364
Virden (204) 491 512 707 718 748 851 908 (431) 645
Waskada (204)...
- Kormákur/Hvöt Vængir Júpiters 6–2 Hörður Ísafjörður Árborg 12–0
Reynir ****issandur
Víðir Garður 2–1 (a.e.t.)
Sindri Þróttur
Vogum 1–3 KÁ Ásvellir Skallagrímur 1–3...
- Icelandic). 16
September 1999.
Retrieved 15
September 2018. Sigurðsson,
Víðir (2012). Íslensk
knattspyrna 2012 [Icelandic
football 2012] (in Icelandic)...
- 7
October 2023 ) "Á þessum degi".
Retrieved 18
August 2020. Sigurðsson,
Víðir (1999). Íslensk
knattspyrna 1999 [Icelandic
football 1999] (in Icelandic)...
- (Húsavík) 1980
Reynir S. - (Sandgerði) 1981 Njarðvík - (Njarðvík) 1982
Víðir - (Garður) 1983 Skallagrímur - (Borgarnes) 1984
Fylkir - (Reykjavík) 1985...
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agent Róbert Spanó,
former President of the
European Court of
Human Rights Víðir Reynisson,
police officer and the
Chief superintendent of the
Office of...
- Víkingur R. (Reykjavík) 1988 FH (Hafnarfjörður) 1989
Stjarnan (Garðabær) 1990
Víðir (Garður) 1991 ÍA (Akranes) 1992
Fylkir (Reykjavík) 1993 Breiðablik (Kópavogur)...
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Teams that
finished in 3rd-10th
place (Leiknir F, Magni, Huginn, Kári, ÍH,
Víðir,
Augnablik and Grundarfjörður) were the only
teams remaining for the 2013...
