I.L. Hødd

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I.L. Hødd

Full name

Idrettslaget Hødd

Founded

August 1, 1919

Ground

Høddvoll
Ulsteinvik

Capacity

3,000

Manager

Sture Fladmark

League

Division 2





Home colours





Away colours

I.L. Hødd is a football club from the small town of Ulsteinvik in Møre og Romsdal, Norway. They are currently playing in group 2 of the second division in Norway, but played in the Premier League in 1966, 1969-72 and 1995. The team was relegated from Norwegian First Division in 2006.

The club plays at Høddvoll stadium (capacity 3.000). Although there was an attendance of 14000 at a match against Molde FK in 1994.

I.L. Hødd, is famous in Norway for bringing up good players. Some examples are Åge Hareide, Jan Åge Fjørtoft, Kjetil Hasund, Magnus Myklebust and Arild Sundgot. Over the recent years, the club has also stolen several players from Sunnmøre's main club Aalesund.

[edit] Playing squad

1 Øystein Vik Myklebust
2 Torgeir Rusten
3 Øyvind Halkjelsvik
4 Johnny Nerbø
5 Thomas Gjørtz
6 Georg Aursnes
7 Tommy Sylte
8 Tor Einar Leira
9 Thomas Sætre Hauge
10 Andrè 'Solariumskongen' Nevstad
11 Richard Enge

13 Mads-Andre Værnes
14 Anders Vaagen
15 Jan Egil Tryggestad
16 Einar Braut
17 Erik Sandal
18 Kristoffer Tollås
19 Stig Haugland
20 Nils Ottar Sandø
22 Kenneth Giske
23 Vebjørn Skeide
31 Geir Televik
00 Fredrik Klock
00 Ørjan Nyland

[edit] External links

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