Oddest, odder, ODD Grenland
2011
Take your hat and leave!
Before I start this post, I must warn about heavy use of abusive words. This is to you, coach Dag Eilev Fagermo. I’m tired of you. When we lost 6-2 on sunday, we didn’t play well, as you said on TV. There is no fucking way we can play well when we lose SIX to … Continue reading
ODD talent picked out to represent Norway in “(Nike) The Chance!!”
Earlier today I got the news that Mathias Fredriksen (17) has been chosen to represent Norway in The Chance. He will first go to a pre-camp in Holland with five other talents from other countries, whereas one of them will got through to the big final in Barcelona. That’s well deserved from what I’ve seen, … Continue reading
This is Stabæk!
Stabæk is one of two clubs in Tippeligaen who aren’t coming from a city (Sogndal is the other one), but they counts Bærum municipality as their area. At the moment they play their home games at Nadderud Stadion, at Bekkestua. After their league championship in 2008 they has had huge financial problems, and they have … Continue reading
This is Aalesunds FK!
Aalesunds FK comes from the city of Ålesund, in the midwestern part of Norway. They play their home games at Color Line Stadion, which holds 10.778 spectators. Kjetil Rekdal, the former Bundesliga player, is their manager. About the stadium: Capacity(Seat/stand): 10.778(9.598/1.180) Turf: Artificial. Arguably the worst of its kind in the Norwegian top flight. Opened: … Continue reading
This is Lillestrøm!
Lillestrøm SK comes from the city of Lillestrøm. They play their home games at Åråsen Stadion, a stadium that can take 12.250 spectators. After last season they hired former Elfsborg manager Magnus Haglund, and since then he has turned around the whole squad, replacing most of the players. They are known as «Kanarifuglene» (The canaries). … Continue reading
Injury blow for unfortunate Fredrik Semb
Eleven minutes into sundays 4-0 loss against Sogndal, Fredrik Semb had to be carried off with what’s suspected to be a severe injury. Fredrik Semb could only play a few minutes before he had to leave, being replaced by Niklas Gunnarson. From the stands it didn’t look good, and today Dag-Eilev Fagermo confirmed that he’s … Continue reading
Going for medals!
(From TA) For the first time in ODDs modern history, they’ll reach for medals. In short time gloomy economic times has turned to unanimous optimism. The 10% wage cut makes 2 million NOK (262.381 EUR), and the squad will stay untouched. The smiles was many and big at Skagerak Arena yesterday. Every employee in ODD … 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
This is Start!
Start comes from the capital of the southlands; Kristiansand, two hours southwest of Skien. They play their home games at Sør Arena. They are coached by former Brann manager Mons Ivar Mjelde. About the stadium Capacity(seat/stand): 14.563 (12.500/2.063) Turf: Natural, but artificial are most likely to replace that. Opened: 2007 Away section: One of the … Continue reading
This is Notodden!
Notodden comes from ODDs own county Telemark, and from the city Notodden. They play their home games at Idrettsparken, where 5000 spectators can be filled in. Coach is the former ODD Grenland player Brede Halvorsen. About the stadium Capacity (seat/stand): 5000 (3200/1800) Opened: 13.09.2008, against ODD Away section: Even though it’s on a full long … Continue reading
Oddest, odder, ODD Grenland 