AaB Born in Dronningborg near
Randers, Erik Bo Andersen started his career at the local amateur team Dronningborg Boldklub. He moved to Aalborg Boldspilklub (AaB) in the top-flight
Danish Superliga championship in January 1992 and made his Superliga debut in April 1992.
Rangers At Rangers, Andersen played alongside fellow Dane
Brian Laudrup. During his time at Rangers, Andersen's technical shortcomings and awkward playing style earned him the nickname
Bambi. His best Rangers moment was when he came on as a substitute and scored twice in the 3–1 victory over arch-rivals
Celtic at
Ibrox Stadium. He later regretted having caved in to Rangers, claiming he should have played hard-ball in order to get the money owed to him, inspired by the approach of
Peter Møller. to play alongside fellow Dane
Stig Tøfting. Andersen suffered an injury during the pre-season training, and had to undergo a one-and-a-half month recovery. When he recovered he was relegated to a substitute role, and Andersen never found his goal scoring form in Duisburg. Following two goals in 25 games, Despite seven goals in 14 games from Andersen, At Odd Grenland, Andersen was seen as the replacement of
Norwegian international Frode Johnsen who had just been sold, and Andersen joined former AaB teammate
Christian Flindt Bjerg at the club. After a few games for Odd Grenland, including winning the 2000
Norwegian Cup tournament, Andersen suffered a knee injury in fall 2000. He did not become a part of the starting line-up due injuries, and when he suffered yet another knee injury in spring 2003, he decided to end his career. Andersen played a combined total of 142 games and scored 66 goals for AaB in all competitions. ==International career==