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Countdown to kickoff: Viking!
Predicted lineups: ODD: André Hansen – Steffen Hagen, Niklas Gunnarson, Morten Fevang, Paul Addo – Frode Johnsen, Jone Samuelsen, Simen Brenne – Adem Güven, Torgeir Børven, Elba Rashani Viking: (From Stavanger Aftenblad) Rune Almenning Jarstein – Jon-Helge Tveita, Johan Lædre Bjørdal, Indridi Sigurdsson, Trond Erik Bertelsen – Valon Berisha, Martin Ørnskov, André Danielsen – Yann-Erik … Continue reading
Sundays historical match: Up for Vard!
After a surprisingly good season in 1975, ODD reached qualifications for the top division. Vard Haugesund was the opponent, and the match was held at Vards place. To avoid any noise, the club chosed to hide themselves 80 (!) kilometers from town. They pretended to be a ordinary company visitting, and the Vard fans was … Continue reading
This is Viking!
Viking comes from the capital of oil, Stavanger, five hours west of Skien. They play their games at Viking Stadion, a modern stadium who holds 16.300 spectators. Åge Hareide, who has played for Man City and Norwich, and with managerial experiences from Norway NT and Rosenborg, is coaching the team. About the stadium: Capacity(Seat/stand): 16.300/15.800 … Continue reading
International summary
A few international games has been played during this week, of which a few ODD players has taken part. First out was Norway u18 vs Serbia u18 on Tuesday. Norway won 1-0, and Mathias Fredriksen played the last 20 minutes. The two teams clashed again on Thursday, this time on Skagerak Arena. The luck was … Continue reading
Even more injuries shakes ODD
Earlier this week ODD stated that Magnus Lekvens would gain a quick recovery. That seems to be wrong. Tests taken yesterday indicates 6-8 weeks on the sideline. MR Scans taken yesterday shows a torn leg muscle, which means at leat a 6 week recovery. – It’s frustrating and terribly annoying, says physio Kenneth Marthinsen. Everything … 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
Pain
Pain. Taste the word. Roll it in your mouth, and feel the sharp edges. The spikes that makes you bleed. Suffer. Hurt. Cry. Makes you beg for a quick ending. Let me define pain for you. Pain is to lose. Pain is to lose 4-0. Pain is to lose at home. Pain is to lose … Continue reading
Countdown to kickoff: Sogndal!
Predicted lineups: ODD: André Hansen – Steffen Hagen, Morten Fevang, Fredrik Semb, Emil Jonassen – Simen Brenne, Magnus Lekven, Jone Samuelsen – Elba Rashani, Torgeir Børven, Adem Güven Sogndal: Kenneth Udjus – Elvis(if fit), Eirik Bakke, Jasmin Mecimovic, Taijo Teniste – Tony Brockmann, Stéphane Badji, Henrik Furebotn, Ørjan Hopen – Malick Mane, Tore André Flo … Continue reading
Sundays historical match: A final farewell to Adeccoligaen
The premises for this game was clear. A victory ment that the promotion was secured. If not, new opportunities would come. Hødd was the opponent, 2008 was the year. Before the season ODD aimed to bounce back to tippeligaen. That contract could be signed if Hødd was defeated. And as sky high favorites they did … Continue reading
This is Sogndal!
Sogndal IL comes from the smallest Premier division area in Norway, and maybe in western Europe. The place houses only 7000 inhabitants. They play their games at Fosshaugane Campus, which holds 5000 fans. It’s impressive if they can fill half of it, minding that they has a very small population around! Their coach is Jonas … Continue reading
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