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– It's a sad day for the club. We only hope that the damage is not too great and that it does not take too much time to fix it.
It is said that FyllingenBergen's general manager, Vidar Gjesdal, burned at Framohallen. The amount of damage in the room is currently unknown.
– I watched the damage, but I'm not an expert. We have people on the verge of giving us a clearer picture. The most important thing to discover is if the soil has survived. If there is a lot of water between the wall and the floor, it damages the floor, "says Gjesdal.
Andreas Gjeitrem, Head Coach of FyllingenBergen, says that this is not a shame for the elite team.
– This is the most pitiful in the width handball. There are 400 children who lose an offer of activity for a while. Limited with rooms, so sympathy is with the smaller one.
Find a solution
– This is not a favorable situation for us, but we will still be able to find a solution, "says Gjeitrem about FyllingenBergens elitelag.
Gjesdal also says that the elite team finds a solution.
– For the elite title, he will solve. We had agreed to train at Haukelandshallen in August anyway, until the start of classes. There was a little light in the Framohallen that had to be replaced, "said Gjesdal, adding that a concert planned at Framhallen in the fall in the worst case will be canceled.
FyllingenBergen starts to again the handball season on September 5, with the first game set up at Framohallen on September 14.
– It's stupid if it's not ready for the start of the series. It takes a lot of time to prepare the room, it's hard to say how to solve it, "says Gjesdal.
Trener Gjeitrem shares the thought:
– This is not ideal if we do not start not the season at Framohallen, but for the moment I'm not very worried about it.I think most about children.We will face it, concludes Gjeitrem.
Many falls in the gravel in few time
Ronald Straume Ryland, president of the Fill Handball Width is very desperate for the event Today
– This is very bad for us. Both in terms of season start and workout. Many people who are affected, a whole bunch of teams, he says.
Ryland says that many fall into the gravel in a short period of time. Recently, the club has taken a number of initiatives, including recruitment teams. The goal must now be changed.
– We must try to see if we use various football fields for outdoor training as well as sports arenas in schools, he says.
Now, he hopes the municipality of Bergen will help.
– It would have been good if the municipality could see for once that there are other sports than football in this municipality, he said.
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