Vålerenga is Rosenborg’s next opponent at Lerkendal on Wednesday next week. Before that, the teams will be out in new bubbly matches this weekend. Rosenborg became the first team to get rid of the coach in 2020, after three rounds. This is not how it should be at Lerkendal.
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Rosenborg and the playing style 4-3-3 are firm. Nils Arne Eggen stands on the shelf outside Lerkendal and points out the direction. Legend itself was ringside when Eirik Horneland led his final match on Thursday night. Horneland tried to rock a little with 4-3-3. It did not work. The team is not recognizable. And his last match came against the RBK copy Bodø / Glimt which performs the playing style better than anyone else.
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Åge Hareide is a favorite to take over. He is unemployed, but he has a newly-operated knee in Molde. Trond Sollied is mentioned. Otto Ulseth likewise. Is it a wet dream for Norwegian coaches to lead Rosenborg? – No, Dag-Eilev Fagermo told us just before the start of the series. He received an inquiry in 2014, said no thanks to it and a possible offer, but admits that Nils Arne Eggen is his teacher. Fagermo is just as faithful to 4-3-3 as Eggen. So is Tom Nordlie. He said no thanks fifteen years ago when he was relevant.
What about 4-3-3? According to Eggen, it is the most flexible style of play, but it requires loyalty and hard work. It should run in the direction of travel. Drillos 4-5-1 is a relative. In practice, it becomes 4-3-3 in attack. Other formations become more confusing. And maybe the playing style and formations are overrated. In Fagermo’s VIF plan, the goal is three-fold: 1. To win football games, 2. To win with an entertaining style. 3. Winning with local players on the team. This is the dream for all teams and it was this that characterized Rosenborg in its heyday.
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The corona season 2020 will not only be remembered because Rosenborg became the first club to change coach. We do not have the facility for this season until December. Maybe the team will be the series champion. Last year it was bronze although the first victory came first in the sixth series round. All football enthusiasts in Norway follow the coach hunt in Rosenborg. It is the lighthouse in Norwegian club football. Nils Arne Eggen stands on a pedestal outside Lerkendal, while he is in a wheelchair. Now it is Trond Henriksen who led the team to their first win of the year against Brann in Bergen on Sunday. The same man is probably leading them towards Vålerenga on Wednesday? VIF will notice that they meet a cake with new energy.
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