FK Haugesund

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Haugesund
Full name	Fotballklubben Haugesund
Nickname(s)	FKH
Founded	October 28, 1993
Ground	Haugesund stadion Haugesund (Capacity 8,800)
Chairman	Ingolf Steensnæs
Manager	Rune Skarsfjord
League	Adeccoligaen
2007	Adeccoligaen, 8th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Fotballklubben Haugesund is a Norwegian football club from the city of Haugesund. It was founded on October 28, 1993, after a merger between the football clubs Djerv 1919 and SK Haugar. FK Haugesund played in Tippeligaen in 1997, 1998 and 2000. In 2007, FK Haugesund reached the Norwegian cup final, where they lost to Lillestrøm SK, 0-2.

Contents 1 Current squad 2 Notable Former Players 3 Coaching staff 4 Administrative staff 5 External links

[edit] Current squad

As of March 30, 2008

No. Position Player 1 GK Per Morten Kristiansen 2 DF Joakim Våge Nilsen 3 DF Elias Storm 4 MF Svein Tore Brandshaug 5 MF Trygve Nygaard 6 FW Djedje Bolou Victorien 7 DF Chris Gbandi 8 DF Eirik Horneland 9 MF Jarle Steinsland 10 MF Tor Erik Moen 11 DF Tor Arne Andreassen 12 GK Lars Øvernes

No. Position Player 13 MF Eirik Mæland 14 FW Stian Johnsen 15 FW Lebri Ourage Serge Harmann 16 FW Cam Weaver 17 MF Dag Roar Ørsal 18 DF Vegard Skjerve 19 MF Kevin Nicol 20 FW Bjørn Strøm 22 FW Sten Ove Eike 23 MF Jørn Rikard Hansen 24 FW Vegard Agdestein

[edit] Notable Former Players

• Håvard Nordtveit
• Christian Grindheim
• Jan Kjell Larsen
• Trond Erik Bertelsen
• Jone Samuelsen
• Bala Garba
• Jostein Grindhaug
• Asbjørn Helgeland
• Per Andreas Haftorsen
• Arild Andersen
• Chris Pozniak
• Milan Kojic
• Mickaël Antoine-Curier
• Carlos Castro
• Rodolfo Rodríguez
• Felix Ademola
• Nikola Budalić

[edit] Coaching staff

Coach	Rune Skarsfjord
Assistant Coach	Kenneth Mikkelsen
Goalkeeping coach	Carl Gregor & Arvid Gabrielsen

[edit] Administrative staff

Chairman	Ingolf Steensnæs
Director	Nils Halvor Berge

[edit] External links

• Official homepage

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Norwegian First Division seasons v • d • e
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