goal. Sonny continued to play for his club though. He also remained faithful to Landskrona BoIS after the club's relegation from Allsvenskan in autumn of 1980. Only in his very last season, 1984, manager Claes Cronqvist put him in the defence in the Swedish Cup final vs Malmö FF. Manager Later he became the manager of his former club Landskrona BoIS. During his three seasons as manager from 1997 to 1999, he managed to get Landskrona BoIS promoted from their lowest position ever in the Swedish football league system, tier 3, up to tier 2. In 1998 they lost qualification game against Trelleborgs FF which prevented a second promotion, to Swedish top league Allsvenskan. During his third season as manager of Landskrona BoIS in 1999, the team got "semi-promoted", as the second tier Swedish league, Superettan began in 2000. Previously, the second tier was divided in two separate leagues, "Division 1 South" and "Division 1 North". In 2007 Sonny Johansson won a newspaper competition as best-ever Landskrona BoIS player, by a large margin. And in 2010 Sonny Johansson was awarded the annual medal of honour by the Landskrona Town's Council. He received the medal from the chairman of Landskrona town's council, Lennart Söderberg, at 13 April 2010. Career statistics Sonny Johansson's representation of and scoring for Landskrona BoIS during his 17 seasons for the club. The table below includes all matches he played for the club. References Interview with Sonny Johansson in main Swedish football magazine Offside (covers article and more) Living people 1948 births Swedish footballers Sweden international footballers Allsvenskan players Landskrona BoIS players Landskrona BoIS managers Association football forwards Swedish football managers People from Landskrona Municipality Footballers from Skåne County