Marianne K Rindal @MRindal

Dysleksi Norge, intr: samfunn, barn og unge, skole og utdanning, helse, politikk Joined October 2012

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Marianne K Rindal @MRindal

3 weeks ago

@MlleMalin Så kan vi slenge på økte kollektivpriser og økt egenandel helse, sikkert mer også om vi leter litt

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🚨 🗣️ Martin Ødegaard refuses to blame Alexander Sørloth for not passing to Erling Haaland in the decisive 2v1 🗣️ Ødegaard: I won’t allow anyone to blame Alex.” 🗣️ People only remember the final chance, but I remember everything he did for this team throughout the tournament. One decision doesn’t define a player.” 🗣️ I’ve seen Erling comfort Alex, and I’ve seen Alex apologise to the boys. That’s football, it hurts, but that’s also why we’re a family.” 🗣️ The badge on the front of the shirt means more than one missed pass. Every player gave everything for Norway tonight.” 🗣️ This defeat belongs to all of us, not one individual. We’ll heal together, learn together and come back stronger. #NORENG

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Marianne K Rindal @MRindal

3 months ago

@Cityzen_Jnr Ingen ekte fan av Norge kaster dritt på egne spillere i some!!

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DENZO FC @Denzo_R2

3 months ago

Roy Keane on the criticism of Alexander Sørloth for not passing to Erling Haaland after Norway’s World Cup elimination. 🗣️ “I’m sick and tired of people acting like Alexander Sørloth is the villain. It’s always the same nonsense one clip goes viral and suddenly everyone thinks they’re a football expert. That’s embarrassing.” “Do any of these people realise he was playing out of position? Or are they just interested in blaming someone because it’s easier than understanding the game? He’s asked to sacrifice himself for the team, works his socks off for over 90 minutes and then gets slaughtered over one decision. It’s ridiculous.” “Everyone keeps screaming, ‘Pass to Haaland!’ as if football is played in slow motion. In that moment you’ve got defenders closing you down, you’ve got a split second to make a decision, and people watching on social media think they would’ve done better. Give me a break.” “The easiest thing in football is to criticise after the final whistle. The hardest thing is making decisions under World Cup pressure. Sørloth gave everything for Norway. He ran, battled and fought until he had nothing left. Instead of respecting that, people are trying to make him the scapegoat for an entire country’s elimination.” “Norway didn’t get knocked out because of one pass. They were eliminated because football is decided by countless moments over 120 minutes, not by one clip shared a thousand times online. Blaming one player is lazy, ignorant and completely unfair.” “Leave the lad alone. He put his body on the line for his country while the loudest critics were sitting comfortably behind their phones. If you’re looking for someone to blame for Norway going out, try watching the whole match instead of obsessing over one single moment.”