
@herrkjeks.bsky.social Eksilbergenser, relativt opptatt av Brann. Jobber i Stiftelsen Dam
Oslo, Norge
Joined October 2012
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Anders Kjellevold retweeted
Det samma sak i Sverige, förstås. För det långsiktiga värdet av fotbollen, för sportens integritet och hållbarhet har medlemsmodellen som system – inte enskilda undantag som i Spanien – aldrig sett mer överlägset ut än nu. Det är och förblir helt otroligt att Sverige valde rätt.
In 1998, the DFB, Germany’s football association, introduced the 50+1 rule, which ensures that a majority of voting rights — at least 50 per cent plus one share — remains with a club’s ‘members’ (essentially, the fans), preventing any external investor from gaining control.
In his latest column for The Athletic, @philipplahm writes why, in an increasingly fragmented world, that rule is more valuable than ever.
🔗 nyti.ms/4yktvQo
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
New ad by the Norwegian Consumer Council about the declining lifespan of products.
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Is football better without VAR?
On The Game podcast, Martin Samuel reveals how his team getting relegated from the Premier League has changed his mind on technology.
🔗 pod.fo/the-game/episode/c069…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
📈🚫 Dynamic ticket pricing has no place in football. When supporters have no alternative, higher demand should not mean higher prices.
🇪🇺📢 Here's why FSE is calling for the @EU_Commission to ban Dynamic Ticket Pricing in live events.
🔗 ow.ly/qTm950ZrUZn
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
Who watches the watchmen?
The Laws of the Game say 15 minutes.
FIFA says 30.
Who enforces the rules when FIFA messes with them?
FIFA is targeting half-time during the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium to last no longer than 20 minutes.
FIFA has previously said the performance will be 11 minutes long and described it as a “landmark celebration at the intersection of sport, music and global impact.”
World football’s governing body, however, is yet to reveal the total length of half-time during the final, although multiple sources have told The Athletic they are targeting it to last around 20 minutes.
More from @Dan_Sheldon and @AdamCrafton_ ⬇️
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Anders Kjellevold retweeted
FIFA president Gianni Infantino on hydration break at England game:
“After an intense start to both halves, England used their hydration breaks well to regroup, reorganise and get on the front foot before finding the net twice in the final 15 minutes. These breaks are so important to give players a break during tournament play, while also allowing all coaches a dedicated moment in every match - not just depending on the weather conditions - to engage directly with their players.
Overall, this was another fantastic FIFA World Cup contest involving two great teams - in a fantastic venue in Atlanta.”
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
This #WorldCup is pushing football very close to the edge for me. Half half time breaks. Referees taking centre stage and talking to the crowd. Full kit video referees.
This isn’t the football I signed up for and it worries me that it’s all coming to the Premier League.
Bra skrevet om de skremmende tette forbindelsene mellom Trump og hans folk, Infantinos FIFA og mesterskapet som snart begynner.
Vad händer med en sport när supermakten som vägrade ta den på allvar bestämmer sig för att äga den?
Här är första delen av tre i min serie om VM 2026: Hur fotbollen blev regisserad USA.
expressen.se/sport/fotboll/t…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
This has been a terrible week for VAR.
The events at West Ham, Tottenham Hotspur and Motherwell proved as much.
And to think its introduction was designed to “get rid of headline mistakes and scandals”. Instead, they have not been removed from the game but have in fact been piling up like never before.
Mistakes and scandals that are not just one-off errors, misses, lapses of judgment, but rather an inevitable part of the VAR system.
There is one clean clear simple solution for this, @JackPittBrooke argues.
That is full abolition without delay.
🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/7275734…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
One more time for those at the back who have a hard time following...
#KeepFootballHome
Top flights would be allowed – *if* approved – to host one match abroad per season under new Fifa proposals. Limit of five games each year per host country. Bar for approval raised significantly but controversy will persist. Exclusive with @MattHughesMedia theguardian.com/football/202…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
‼️ In 2024, @MotherwellFC faced a defining moment as external investment threatened its fan ownership model.
📢🗳️ What followed was a David vs Goliath battle, & a powerful example of democratic action from @TheWellSociety. 1/2
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
Aldershot Town lost over half a million pounds in 24/25 when the club finished 16th in the National League.
Losses underwritten by shareholders putting in fresh funds and loans.
Common theme from financial results at National League and above is nearly all clubs making substantial losses.
If this is a sustainable industry then I’m a pineapple and you can call me Percy.
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
I går kom det to pyronyheter. Her kommer det en liten tråd om de to nyhetene.
Vi har ikke rukket å sette oss inn i alle detaljene ennå.
Helgen den 7-8 februari deltog Oscar Pettersson och Tove Holm från SFSU:s styrelse i Norsk supporterallianses årsmöteshelg med supporterseminarium. SFSU var inbjudna att tala på seminariet, som hade tema fotbollsdemokrati.
In och läs mer!
sfsu.nu/2026/02/arsmote-med-…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
Tenk at vi i fotballen har valgt å ødelegge oss sjøl til dette her.
Kan man ikke bare legge inn litt reklame og annet show her. Litt musikk. Så er vi som de amerikanske idrettene.
Video: NRK
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Hal i og dra, her er vi igjen! Leder for @NSAstyret, @herrkjeks, har tatt turen innom studio.
Vi snakker om kollektive straffer, mafiabeskyldninger mot UEFA og viktigheten av medlemsdemokratiet i fotballen. God helg!
open.spotify.com/episode/2IB…
Anders Kjellevold retweeted
🧵VAR is finished
It’s going to take time for FIFA/UEFA/PL to admit that
And there will be *some* tech help with refereeing in future
But if you don’t believe me listen to @daisychristo on today’s @ItWasPod with @jonawils
You won’t hear anyone better on VAR























