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Thursdays historical picture: A pink shock!
Since sundays opponent is Sogndal, I’ll give you a short look back on one of the better games in recent history. Average goals scored in this clash for the last 12 games is five! This game was no exception … The rain was pouring down that day, and not too many fans had found their … Continue reading
A different kind of players
The players goes unusual ways to rescue our club from a financial crisis. Among with the staff, everyone cuts off 10% of their wages. As we all know, the economy could have been better these days. The club has been open about it, and are willing to go a number of ways to rise the … Continue reading
Hoping he’ll keep his words
(From TA) Torgeir Børven hopes coach Dag-Eilev Fagermo remember what he says, and let him start against Sogndal on the opening day of the season. After saturdays friendly against GAIS, Fagermo expressed concerns by how the attackers performed. – When it comes to the starting eleven at the season opening, I got some answers today. … Continue reading
Unbeaten run extended!
In a even, though quite boring match, no one could score a winner. GAIS started the game best, and created a chance immediately. But with André Hansen between the posts, It’s difficult to score. As time went on The Black & Whites played better and better, but poor movement at top made sure that 0-0 … Continue reading
Countdown to kickoff: GAIS!
Lineups ODD: André Hansen — Lars Kristian Eriksen, Steffen Hagen, Fredrik Semb, Emil Jonassen — Jone Samuelsen, Fredrik Oldrup Jensen, Simen Brenne — Adem Güven, Torgeir Børven, Elba Rashani. GAIS: Not clear yet Latest news (last updated 12.30 CET) 16th march: (ODD): Morten Fevang is sick, and won’t be able to play. (ODD): Magnus Lekven … Continue reading
This is GAIS!
Göteborgs Atlet- och Idrottssällskap, commonly known as GAIS comes from the city of Gothenburg, Sweden. The Green & Blacks plays their home games at Gamla Ullevi, among with IFK Gothenburg and Örgryte. In the managing positions sits Alexander Axén. About the stadium Capacity(seat/stand): 19.000 (16.900/2.100) Turf: Natural grass Opened: 17th september 1916. was rebuilt from … Continue reading
Thursdays historical picture: Arason the psychologist
Talking mid May, ODD had not lost in the 2009 comeback season since the premiere two months ago. Brann, who had won their two last games, stood on the other side at Skagerak Arena. After a intense start to the game, whereas ODD was leading 3-1, controversies dominated the 30th minute … Brann attacker David Nielsen … Continue reading
Mathias Fredriksen and Thomas Grøgaard up for duty!
Mathias Fredriksen and Thomas Grøgaard was earlier today called up to play for Norway Under 18, who will face Serbia twice. If Fredriksen gets to play, it will be his debut. The games are scheduled to 27th march at Notodden Idrettspark, and 29th march at Skagerak Arena!
Going for the biggest win!
“The biggest win so far is to keep the team we have now”, says Fagermo (From TA) “We have been among the top five in three season in a row. The greatest challenge will be to keep the players we have now. Wish the transfer window was closed by now. About the game against GAIS … Continue reading
Sundays historical match: ODD vs Fram in 1912
«The game on sunday became a great argument for those who means that football as a sport is raw and brutal, and where it often ends with broken arms and legs». Written by a unknown referrer after that ODD had played Fram 25th august 1912. «The match was characterised by football experts as the most … Continue reading
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