Carl Starfelt at IFK Götebirg: "It's not been as good as you want it"

GOTHENBURG. The club change at IFK Göteborg was not exactly what Carl Starfelt, 23, had hoped for.

Now, meeting with his mother club can deepen the crisis of blue whiting.

"We are going to get up and hit BP," said the midfielder.

Before the season of the year, Starfelt had been acquired in the former West Coast store. Many also thought that he would be joined by Olof Mellberg, coach of Brommapojkarna.

But that was not the case – nor a big sports lift for the middle of the back.

"I'm pretty happy with my spring, there's more to pick up my fall season, the team did not go as well as you would like in the fall and there is a link with it.

"I still have good self-confidence, which is only good for continuing and reaching my level of the last five games," said Carl Starfelt.

Played every minute

However, Poya Asbaghi's confidence has been high. Starfelt is the only player from IFK Gothenburg to have played every minute so far all over Sweden, but he is in danger zone for a stop.

Yes, but I am on two yellow cards. I've managed to avoid the third for a while now.

Are you surprised that Mellberg did not show up as a coach?

"He'll appear somewhere," Starfelt said emphatically. He is a very good coach. He is waiting for something that, in his opinion, suits him. I really think you will see him more often in Swedish football.

What are your feelings about meeting BP?

"For the moment, I do not think too much about BP, my old association that we are going to meet, it's so important to give this attention only to ourselves, we'll go up and do the work.

How do you see the BP season?

"They have improved a little bit now at the end of the change of the coach, we see that they have gained new energy, I know the coach who has arrived, Robert Björknesjö, and I know that "It's extremely fierce energy, I think it was what they needed.

Difficult to "killerball"

"Once we're done, I hope they'll be able to handle them too." "It's still my mom's club and I have spent my whole life in football besides. from last year, "said Carl Starfelt.

New assistant coaches Hannes Stiller and Hjalmar Jonsson have joined IFK Göteborg.

So much energy that Starfelt faced goalkeeper Erik Dahlin and broke his eyebrow when Hannes Stiller (called Killer Stiller of blue-white supporters) drove a phantom ball at the end of the game. a training session.

A deep mean bleeding on the back was stapled together next to the training plan.

– It's become Killerball … It's no longer learning to be a ghost ball this year. But it was an accident.

What did you change to make the players feel more comfortable with the plan?

"Somehow, you have to adapt your playing style to the players you have, which is what we are doing now," says Carl Starfelt.

October 22, 2018 12:06