The wreck Yngve Hallén VG: FIFA affair has had an impact – VG

TRONDHEIM (AP) Tom Tvedt (47) is Sunday morning elected president of a national team. Football Association president Yngve Hallén is scrapped.

Hallén received one vote less than Labor politician Jorodd Asphjell, which was originally rejected by a majority of the nomination committee.

A clearly disappointed football president left things hall in Trondheim without saying anything. Then he came back and commented.

– I am surprised and disappointed, says Yngve Hallén VG.

– Have FIFA affair had significance for this?

– All matters are profiled, has significance. So there is no doubt, says soccer president.

Geographical

Yngve Hallén believes that the geographical distribution of NIF board was the main årsken that he lost and that Trønder Asphjell was elected to the board.

– Sad for Norwegian sport. I do not get it. When Norway’s largest union sets its president to outline, I believe that sport should take the opportunity, says athletics president Svein Arne Hansen told VG.

– I’m very disappointed, said swimming president Per Rune Eknes.

– Disappointing that representatives from the national federations should be removed, says Eknes.

Also, golf president Finn H. Andreassen is disappointed:

– I think it’s a shame. Yngve Hallén has done a great job of building bridges between the national federations and regional sports.

Also retiring idrettspresident Borre Rognlien had gladly seen soccer president of the board:

– I’m sorry Yngve not included on the new board, said Rognlien.

Tom Tvedt has served on the board for the past four years and replaces Borre Rognlien, who has served since 2011. Tvedt is elected until 2019. He was elected by acclamation, and is the youngest idrettspresident.

Seiersselfie

Tom Tvedt selected choice by taking selfies with Parliament representatives in the background. He is a former county mayor in Rogaland.

Kristin Kloster Aasen was elected 1st vice-president, while Carole Jensen was elected 2nd Vice President. He won a contested vote against counter proposal Per Rune Eknes, president of the swimming federation.

Existing director, Marcela Bustos (37), which was rejected by the Election Committee, was proposed by the Basketball Federation and was elected. The same therefore applies Labor politician Jorodd Asphjell. Biathlon President Tore Bøygard and ships resident Erik Røste was on the podium in favor of Asphjell, who has been vice president from 2011 to 2015 1, but that was rejected by the election committee. Røste highlighted that it was important to get a trønder with the board.

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There has been elected six women and five men in the new sports board. In addition, IOC representatives Gerhard Heiberg and Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, and one employee representative.

No one from Central Norway

In the Nomination Committee to the Board was no representatives of residency between Lillehammer / Sogndal and Tromsø. This has aroused strong reactions, particularly in Trøndelag.

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– We believe it is a great injustice, said Terje Roel, manager of the South Trøndelag sports body, from the pulpit. He was supported by his colleague in Nord-Trondelag Susanne Bratli.

Eline Oftedal, the leader in Multi-sports federation, criticized that none of the leaders are women and that cloudberry ethnic Norway is not adequately represented in the NIF bodies .

These are chosen sport Board 2015-2019:

President: Tom Tvedt (47), Randaberg IL.

1 . Vice President: Kristin Kloster Aasen (54), Bærum Rideklubb.

2. Vice President: Oddvar Johan Jensen (65), Ash Athletics.

Directors: Kathy Ramtoft, Sondre Sande Gullord, Anne Berit Figerschau, Marcela Bustos, Marit Roland Udnæs, Vibecke Sorensen Johnsen and Jorodd Asphjell.