ULLEVAAL (VG) Through the coaching staff 12 A-internationals as chief Norway have mostly tried – and failed. Before Malta-match guarantee him that Norway will dominate the path.
– We have been practiced against Scotland at home (0-1 loss), partially Denmark gone (Loss 1-2) and Czech Republic away ( 2-2). We get back to what we have practiced. It’s going to turn out positive on Friday. Definitely, says the chief when he meets Norwegian media at Ullevaal after Wednesday’s workout.
It was the last thing on Norwegian soil before heading to Malta later in the afternoon.
– We’ve practiced so much on the offensive. I’m looking forward simply to meet Malta – to show it off to the surroundings. Against the good teams we’ve only done it at times, continues Høgmo – knowing that Malta only took one win in the previous qualification (Brazil Cup).
– You feel confident that – that Norway will dominate?
– Yes, I hope and believe, says the chief to VG.
Chew on three to four sites
He claims he lacks three to four places before starting lineup is clear in his mind. He has hinted that the 19-year-old Mats Moller Dæhli be in a central role, as Norway’s offensive game brain, in what is behind the top striker in the 4-4-1-1.
Dæhli enters the Cardiff-pro defines that dream role, is possibly one of Høgmoen lagspørsmålstegn who will play the fore. There, he practiced with Joshua King (2 countries fighting in 13 games) in the last matches.
VG ask about Tarik Elyounoussis sudden målproduksjon Bundesliga (4 in 7 games) means that the former Fredrikstad-and Rosenborg- tip is assessed on top.
– Both Havard (Nielsen), Tarik (Elyounoussi) and Josh (King) is appropriate there. Plus Fredrik (Gulbrandsen), although it is mostly to get into. It says little, answer Høgmo.
– The next most important
After 12 matches and only one win would not be the chief answer specific on TV2 questions about how his own pain threshold goes for when although he loses faith in his own project. But hunting and fishing enthusiasts Høgmo joked that if a lobster bites his finger, making it the least painful …
– Is this your main game as coach so far?
– Next match is always the most important, says Høgmo of Kjetil André Aamodt-vis the Malta-match with kicks off Friday night.
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