Think real sociedad where interested in him as well as gironaBid accepted - allegedly by Copenhagen from an unnamed Spanish club - as you say click drivel.
Think real sociedad where interested in him as well as gironaBid accepted - allegedly by Copenhagen from an unnamed Spanish club - as you say click drivel.
Think real sociedad where interested in him as well as girona
He’ll presumably be playing at Kilmarnock this evening in the second leg, which FC Copenhagen enter with a two-goal lead. I expect @ayrshire_blue to keep us fully apprised.
Benched.He’ll presumably be playing at Kilmarnock this evening in the second leg, which FC Copenhagen enter with a two-goal lead. I expect @ayrshire_blue to keep us fully apprised.
HmmmBenched.
came on with half hour to go on the timeline.Hmmm
Hmmmmcame on with half hour to go on the timeline.
Further off topic but as it looks like a boring end to a dull window here goes. This naming system won't fit in with the educational authorities in Vermont. In the interests of "equity" parents are now advised to stop using the terms son or daughter and stick to kid or child. So which sounds better Orri Oskarskid or Oscarschild!Most Icelandic names sound kind of similar, its because Iceland still (mostly) use the old traditional Scandinavian naming system that once all Scandinavian countries used for last names. The father dont give his children his last name, he gives his children his first name as their last name adding "-son" if it's a boy or "-dottir" if it's a girl. Like in this scenario, Orris father is named Óskar Þorvaldsson, meaning his son's last name will be Óskarsson, not Þorvaldsson. Orri Óskarsson = Orri, Óskars son.
Yeah off topic and nobody cares but it took me 30 seconds to write so posted it anyway :)
In Iceland the daughter surname becomes daughter of ”father’s name”. So if Orri had a sister it would be formexample Anna Oskarsdottir.Further off topic but as it looks like a boring end to a dull window here goes. This naming system won't fit in with the educational authorities in Vermont. In the interests of "equity" parents are now advised to stop using the terms son or daughter and stick to kid or child. So which sounds better Orri Oskarskid or Oscarschild!
you guys think he is on the move?
probably was rested, they were 2:0 on aggregate
agree, quite a strange tweet from himI think Orstein owed his agent a favour
Drew out one bid at least, smart move.agree, quite a strange tweet from him
In Ireland a daughter was Ní and a son Ó so for example Máiréad Ní Mhurhcú or Séan Ó Murchú.In Iceland the daughter surname becomes daughter of ”father’s name”. So if Orri had a sister it would be formexample Anna Oskarsdottir.
Suppose the Vikings need to update now for it to work with gender neutrals :-)
Orri Oskarsþeir
Think that would have been for Grotta in Iceland, who play in a town with a population of under 5,000. I understand your point but I think the story sounds grander than the reality.I saw he made his debut at 13 which alerted my spidy senses & saw his dad was the coach. I see it all the time here in Oz & they should be sacked on the spot. I’ve no problem with blooding youth but I have a problem with head coaches blooding their own kids which isn’t their job.
I've just googled it, it was playing in the 3rd tier of Icelandic football and he scored 2 off the bench so he was clearly good enough. A year later he was signed by Copenhagen.Think that would have been for Grotta in Iceland, who play in a town with a population of under 5,000. I understand your point but I think the story sounds grander than the reality.
I've just googled it, it was playing in the 3rd tier of Icelandic football and he scored 2 off the bench so he was clearly good enough. A year later he was signed by Copenhagen.
It's the Icelandic 3rd division it's not comparable in any way what so ever to the Premier league. He scored two off the bench so clearly he was good enough to play at that level.How many 13 year olds are given a professional mens game when it’s not their son? Haaland & Rooney were 16.