Hungary-Norway 2-1 (3-1 on aggregate)
BUDAPEST (Dagbladet): Right after the humiliation in Budapest began a two year old Dagbladet Article to circulate on social media. The case was an interview we did with general secretary of the Norwegian Football Association, Kjetil Siem, and contained a glass clear requirements for the then newly appointed coaching staff:
– This is an absolute measure and demands that we get to the European Championship 2016 said Siem in October 2013.
Do the questions
When Tamas Priskin got Vegard Forren to look like a turtle, and when the ball subsequently bounced into 2-0 behind Oliver Håskjold Nyland as a pinball ball that had burned, it became absolutely clear that this “absolute target and demand ‘was not met.
– When you have not succeeded in this – why are you the right man to lead the Norwegian national team forward?
– I realize it comes the kind of questions we do not win, answer Høgmo to Dagbladet.
– We has failed for eight qualifiers since the last European Championships, it is in itself very disappointing. And in this qualification, it is my responsibility. But I hope both you and everyone else can see that we are developing a new layer. We are still inexperienced, both individually and in a part of the game’s stages. And we have a burning desire to prepare ourselves the best possible meeting with Germany in September 2016 and the World Cup in Russia.
– Do you fear that you lose job?
– No.
Recognizing Boom
When Kjetil Siem on Saturday met as a guest in Dagbladet Morning meeting broadcast from Budapest, he expressed that Høgmo has “extreme confidence”. Tonight, after the loss, asked the Secretary-General on the understanding that it was only minutes ago the final whistle, and we also got to come back with inquiry after a night’s sleep.
“Football president answer on behalf of NFF and the national executive committee of the contract to the Per- the coaching staff. I remember, of course, well what I said in 2013, and may well explain why this was said in that way when the disappointment after the game has gotten settled a little, “wrote Siem in a sms.
The disappointment characterizes all the NFF hotel now. There are many much to ponder on the night – although football president Yngve Hallén facing TVNorge Sunday night expressed that Høgmo still has full confidence. For there was a lot that went wrong at Groupama Arena.
mocks over Norway
Instead, it was the home side’s prudence, routine, discipline, team spirit and efficiency that ended in the EM space. He remained the whole match, the Hungarian supporter in the VIP lodge. But when the final whistle blew and thus ended a Norwegian disorder of a fight, could not the man to preserve his composure anymore.
With a raspete and alcohol marinated voice he roared out over the Norwegian press bench:
– And you said this was a dream draw for Norway! Ahahahahahaha!
Høgmo-slaughter
For obviously had Hungarians notified that we in Norway cheer as the draw was published in October. Hungary was a team we have proved several times in the 2000s that we are much better than that. But after two years with the most development-oriented talk regime national team ever had, we are inferior to them – too.
Hungary beat Norway 3-1 over two games, they showed prudence, winning mentality, speed and better teamwork, they had the best defense – and they traded chances. Therefore, they can revel in the EM space, while home sits coaching staff must endure a worse harvest than he has ever before experienced.
national team chose to gamble with pushing into Mohamed Elyounoussi, Martin Ødegaard and Haitam Aleesami from start then everything would be decided in Budapest. It worked not at all, and during the break asked 55-year-old from Gratangen the first two to be left when the others went out on the track.
It was a little better after substitutions. But the damage was done. The outlet is called “stupid”, “naive” and “misguided”, and the whole team was via TV2 branded as “pitiful” by Høgmo predecessor, Egil Drillo Olsen.
– I acknowledge that there were hits with the outlet, says Høgmo.
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