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This is Sogndal!
Sogndal IL comes from the least populated 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 … Continue reading
This is Brann!
Bergen, the second largest city in Norway, hosts SK Brann. They play their home games at Brann Stadion, usually filled with 17.000 passionate fans. They do arguably have the most demanding fans in Norway, and you can’t do much wrong before you get them on your neck. Rune Skarsfjord, the former Haugesund coach and Rosenborg … Continue reading
Juniors is up for the task
In the NTF Under 19 tournament (AKA Jet Cup), recognized as the unofficial Norwegian junior championship, ODD has taken a big bite and won their group. Molde, Tromsø and brazilian Karanba found themselves losing. Now Lillestrøm is waiting in the quarter final. – We have seen LSK up here, and they’re a good team like … Continue reading
This is Haugesund!
For the second time this week it’s time to meet FK Haugesund! FK Haugesund comes from Haugesund, a town where the citizence are called Arabs. They play their games at Haugesund Stadion, which is owned by the municipality of Haugesund, and it can hold up to 5000 spectators. They has had a positive campaign so … Continue reading
This is Haugesund!
FK Haugesund comes from Haugesund, a town where the citizence are called Arabs. They play their games at Haugesund Stadion, which is owned by the municipality of Haugesund, and it can hold up to 5000 spectators. They has had a positive campaign so far, and Aleksander Søderlund and Nikola Djurdic is regarded as the best … Continue reading
One third of the season gone: Summing up the games
Of thirty games, eleven has been played. ODD Grenland aimed for medals before the season, but has failed miserably so far. Let’s take a look back on what has happened. The season kicked off with a horrible 4-0 loss home against Sogndal. Everything went wrong that day, and Sogndal was closer to get a fifth goal … Continue reading
This is Strømsgodset!
Strømsgodset is a club situated in Drammen, fourty minutes south of Oslo, and an hour north-east of Skien. Their home ground are named Marienlyst Stadion, and can hold 7500 spectators. They are commonly known as just «Godset» Head coach is the former ODD Grenland-player Ronny Deila. About the stadium: Capacity(Seat/stand): 7.500 (6.500/1.000) Turf: Artificial turf … Continue reading
This is Rosenborg!
Rosenborg is undoubtably the most famous club in Norway. They play their home games at Lerkendal Stadion, which holds 21.850 spectators. They holds the record of winning the league most times, with their 22 victories. Jan Jönsson is their coach. About the stadium: Capacity(Seat/stand): 21.850 (21.620/230) Turf: Natural turf Opened: 1947 Away Section: In the … Continue reading
This is Hønefoss!
Hønefoss is a club situated in the town with the same name, about 160 kilometers north of Skien. They are nicknamed «Hønsa»( The chickens), and they play their home games at Aka Arena. Leif Gunnar Smerud is coaching the team, which he has done well so far, by losing just one of the seven first … Continue reading
Only one point against Tromsø
ODD went to the game with the expectation of winning it. A good away game was going to be followed by a victory at home, I thought. It did not end like that. ODD’s performance in the first half can be described with two word: scandalously poor. They created nothing, while Tromsø came to chances … Continue reading
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