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Jeffery S.
05-29-2003, 06:10 AM
Harmse's Tromso is home to Stabaek in Norway top flight. No word on Harmse being back from injury or even training. He does not appear on the player list of the team site either.

In Norway 1st Division, 2nd tier, Kojic's Haugesund is home to Stromsgodset, while Friend and Bernier at Moss receive Raufoss.

Richard Hastings team Graz AK is away to Karnten, he would likely be at the Canada camp, hasn't been playing anyways for the team (was called up wasn't he?). Rapid Vienna is away to Sturm Graz, think Jazic plays this then goes to the Canada camp.

St. Gallen is away to Lucerne in the last game of the season, they are already back in top flight for next year. Think Imhof could already be with Canada as there is nothing for the club to play for.
Jeffery S.
05-29-2003, 03:06 PM
Results and Canadians

In Austria there was no Hastings at Graz AK as expected, but neither did Jazic play for Rapid, odd since it had been said he would go to our camp after this match. Graz won and is now 2nd in Austria, Rapid has been out of UEFa spots for a while.

In Switzerland Imhof's team won big, 1-5 without him, they comfortably are back in the top league for late summer.

No sign of Harmse yet at Tromso as they lose at home. In Norway 2nd tier Moss also lost at home, 0-1 to Raufoss. Both Bernier and Friend started, no idea if they finished (Friend obviously didn't, but in another sense). Haugesund got a good result vs. Stromsgodset and are now in the top few teams in the league, no word on Kojic playing yet.
Jeffery S.
05-31-2003, 04:53 AM
Kojic played, and doing well it seems, rated a 5 a good mark in this win on Thursday.

In other Norway news Reda's teamate Havard Flo has been called to the national team for the next match vs. Denmark. No word on possible injury to Reda after the last games. His sub-outs suggest a minor muscle injury.

In Sweden I see that some young lights in the top flight are being looked at by clubs in Bundesliga, can't quite recall the name. I think if Atiba continues to shine at his age he might receive similar attention. C'mon Atiba!