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時間Mon Jul 1 05:47:08 2002
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
D.O.B. 26/2/73
Nationality Norway
City of Birth Kristiansund, Norway
Weight 72.56 kg
Height 174 cm
Team Manchester United
Position Forward
Appearances with Club 249
Goals Scored with Club 100
International Caps 35 (Norway)
International Goals 14
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was born in Kristiansund, Norway on 26 February 1973.
After playing part time Third Division football in Norway for Clausenengen FK,
he moved to Premier League Molde in 1995. His performances earned him a
place in the International team and it was not long before he started to
attract the interest of bigger clubs throughout Europe. He was also
dubbed the Norwegian Alan Shearer.
In the summer of 1996 Alex Ferguson paid a £1.5m fee for Solskjaer's
services. Not expecting to be playing for United until the new year,
Solskjaer found himself almost a permanent fixture in the first team,
scoring on his first team debut, and ending the season as top scorer
with nineteen goals, eighteen of them in the League.
A firm favourite with the United faithful, his performances during t
his season prompted his old manager at Molde to claim that if he had
known he was going to be that successful he would have asked United
for more money!
In his first full season at United he won a League Championship medal
and helped United to the semi-final of the European Cup, finding the
net in the second leg of the Borussia Dortmund game, only to find his
goal ruled out when the referee spotted a 'mystery' foul. In addition
to this he was also recognised by his fellow professionals, being
short listed for the 1997 PFA Young Player of the Year Award.
At the start of the 1998/99 season it was rumored that Solskjaer would
be on his way out of Old Trafford after the £12 million signing of
Dwight Yorke. It is to Solskjaer's credit and the supporters' relief
that he decided to stay with United and fight for his place, and
although he has been limited to substitute appearances it has not
kept him out of the headlines. Grabbing a dramatic winner against
Liverpool in the fourth round of the FA Cup, Solskjaer rightly gained
the glory and the limelight, with the tabloids calling him United's
super sub!! Two weeks later Solskjaer rewrote the record books,
again coming on as a substitute against Nottingham Forest at the City
ground, he scored four times in an emphatic 8-1 victory, to create
a new Premiership away record.
His personal feat of four goals scored in thirteen minutes had
historians, statisticians and supporters alike scratching their
heads as to whether this had been done before. No one has yet come
up with any answers, thus assuming that Solskjaer has indeed created
a new football record. Despite this feat his starting opportunities
continued to be scarce. He did make the starting line-up for the FA
Cup Final victory over Newcastle but returned to the bench for the
Champions League Final against Bayern Munich. There was a sense of
deja vu about the sensational end to this game. Once again Ole
Gunnar was called from the bench and produced a last gasp winner.
Now the supporters were able to change their song to
"Who put the ball in the Germans' net......?"
A firm favourite with the Old Trafford faithful, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
is also a full international, who was included in the Norwegian squad
for the 1998 World Cup finals in France where they reached the second
stage.
The 1999/2000 season was no different for Solskjaer, with fifteen goals
netted from just 20 starts and 21 substitute appearances, but his
form inevitably led to talk of him moving away from Old Trafford.
Spurs and Leeds showed an interest in the Norwegian International
striker, but at the end of the 1999/2000 season he expressed his
desire to stay at the Club until he's 33.
Solskjaer won his fourth Premiership winners medal in 2000/2001,
with only three goals from his thirteen in 47 appearances coming
after he came off the bench.
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