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The ill-adjusted talent – what Serie A can learn about foreign youth players

SoccerLens 18 November @ 01:14 AM EST

19-year-old Norwegian starlet Jo Inge Berget is contracted to Udinese Calcio, but would rather be anywhere else than in Udine.

After a loan spell at his home club in Norway, the striker was expected by Norwegian media to get a call-up to the senior national team in November, alongside players such as Aston Villas John Carew and Le Mans Club's Thorstein Helstad.

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Waltrip eyeing October return

Yanks Abroad 30 September @ 09:33 AM EST
Injury-plagued midfielder Brian Waltrip is hopeful that he will see a return to action for Molde FK by the end of the Norwegian Eliteserien season. Click to continue reading...

Football’s Diving Hall of Fame (With New Inductee).

The Offside 27 August @ 08:00 AM EST
How can one undo all the good will and sympathies from a near career ending injury within seconds? Do what Eduardo did against Celtic yesterday. From an object of near universal sympathy, he becomes an object of near universal shame and derision. And with this, we need some way of compiling the worst of the worst. Click to continue reading...

United sign Mame Biram Diouf

WDKF | Qualified Football Arm Chair Managers Slash Pundits 17 July @ 09:59 AM EST
Image from: mirror.co.uk Bio: Born: December 10, 1987 (Aged 21) Height: 6'1" Position: Striker Only some days after Sir Alex announced that United will not sign any new players, the latest news today for the club was that they signed 21-year old striker, Mame Biram Diouf, of Senegalese origin, from Molde FK in Norway. Click to continue reading...

Rosenborg: Cruising To Tippeligaen Glory?

Soccer City FC 25 June @ 03:11 PM EST
Rosenborg's victory over defending champions Stabaek IF signalled the halfway checkpoint in the Norwegian Tippeligaen, delivering a chilling reminder to the chasing pack that their ten-point lead at the table summit will not be relinquished with fifteen matches remaining.
The unimposing consolation tag as ‘Best of the Rest' is usually granted to the party who clamber across the finishing line in the wake of the dynamic favourites or heavyweights, salvaging several ounces of pride in doing so but effectively beleaguered in the knowledge that silverware will remain elusive. Click to continue reading...