Per Brogeland

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Per Brogeland
Personal information
Date of birth	(1953-01-07) 7 January 1953
Place of birth	Norway
Teams managed
	Eidsvold Turn
1992–1995	Kongsvinger
1996–1997	Lillestrøm
1997–1998	LASK Linz
1998–1999	Kongsvinger
2001	Hønefoss BK
2005–2008	Lyn
2009–2010	Eidsvold Turn
2010–2011	Kongsvinger

Per Brogeland (born 7 January 1953) is a Norwegian football manager. He has been the head coach of Lillestrøm,^[1] among others.

He is among an exclusive group of Norwegians who have managed a top flight team abroad, in Brogeland's case the Austrian LASK Linz. Controversially, however, he was sacked at a moment when the club was third in the league and had qualified for the quarter-finals of the cup.^[2]

Under Brogeland's command, the small club Kongsvinger IL were runners-up in the Norwegian Premier League in 1992. In the 1993 UEFA Cup, after having beaten Swedish Östers IF 7-2 on aggregate, Brogeland led Kongsvinger to a surprise draw against Juventus at home.

References

Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball – managers

Tjernsby (1975) • Hokstad (1976–77) • McLennan (1978) • Sigernes & Østbøll (1978) • Sørlie (1979–80) • Sigernes (1981–82) • Nilsson (1983) • Sigernes (1984–85) • Stadheim (1986) • Pellerud (1987–89) • Karlsson (1990) • Sigernes (1991) • Brogeland (1992–95) • Steen (1996–97) • Sjøvold (1998) • Brogeland (1998–99) • Knutsen (2000) • Nystuen (2001) • Rosén (2002) • Skogheim (2003–06) • Berntsen (2006–08) • Nordlie (2008–09) • Eide (2009) • Amundsen (2009–10) • Gustavsson (2010) • Brogeland (2010–11) • Nordlie (2011–2012) • Aasen (2012–)

Lillestrøm SK – managers

Rasmussen & Wright (1945)
Wright (1946)
Martinsen (1947–50)
Jespersen (1951)
Martinsen (1952–53)
L. Lund (1954–55)
Sørensen (1956–57)
Guðmundsson (1958)
Brubak (1959)
Sunding & Guðmundsson (1960)
L. Lund (1961)
Larsen (1962)
Svendsen (1963)
H. Mathiesen (1964–65)
Wahl (1966)
Christiansen (1967)
Wahl (1968)
Johannessen (1969–70)
Bergersen & Wahl (1971)
Richardsen (1972)
J. Hoff (1973)
R. Mathiesen (1974)
J. Hoff (1975–76)
Hooley (1977–79)
Schou-Andreassen (1980–81)
J. Hoff (1982)
Foulkes (1983–84)
T. Lund (1985–87)
Rudberg (1988)
Hay (1989)
T. Lund (1990–91)
I. Hoff (1992–93)
Thordarson (1994–95)
Brogeland (1996)
Pellerud (1997)
Erlandsen (1998–2004)
Rösler (2005–06)
Nordlie (2007–08)
Johnsen (2008)
Berg (2008–11)
Belsvik (2011)
Haglund (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Brogeland, Per
Alternative names
Short description	Norwegian footballer
Date of birth	7 January 1953
Place of birth	Norway
Date of death
Place of death

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