In front of IFK Göteborg – Örebro SK: Old habits – Örebro SK – Allsvenskan

Well, goodbye, yes ….
Rather, the reactions were made after the match against Elfsborg where we first took the lead and then dropped when Elfsborg sent Victor Prodell into the penalty area and it was fair enough. For long periods of play, Elfsborg was better and the awesome press game we saw from ÖSK, as Kalle Karlsson analyzed it in his blog, was gone. Instead, Elfsborg arrived fairly easily in the center and was able to test Oscar Jansson, who kept us in the game. No real contradictions came under this pressure and we did not receive a reasonable receipt, just a win for Elfsborg and a heavy reboot for all Swedes for us.

However, we are not alone in having a big reboot all over Sweden. Our opponent, IFK Gothenburg, also made a big start on allsvenskan. A 1-3 home defeat against the old ullevi against Kalmar FF, a bet that had a burop in the supporters' reward. With all right in the history of the great IFK Gothenburg club, but still a bit unfair considering what the blue and white they can see right now. A blue-white transformation, a blue-white who tries to move away from the old 4-4-2 game that has reaped such great success before. Go out with the old, enter the new one. But old habits die hard as one pastor in the United States said and the blue and white, few will continue to resign and criticize severely in the near future until Poya and l & # 39; 39, association have won the game and the economy. An economy that is tense after several years of unsuccessful efforts, even though it was really close to 2015 until Marcus Rosenberg successfully expelled the artwork almost immediately.

The only pieces of art are something that IFK has not really shown this season, they managed to defeat Malmö and that's all we all love Swedish fans outside Malmö. But by the way, nothing special in the way of performance when they have neither crashed a team nor been broken. A victory against Dalkurd there, a cross in Elfsborg here but beyond that is the biggest loss. Losses that have risen now at the end, which has made it into a less flattering table position where the blue-white parked in 12th place with 13-20 in goal difference.

This transformation then? Will not he give results right away? Again, it is not easy for a blue and white team to suddenly become a team where the ball is treated as if it were made of ming porcelain unlike the half-round ball that we find left on the nearest football field. Despite the mixed results, Poya still managed to get a blue-white that keeps the ball well, but that's the last missing point. The last lack in blue and white, these crucial central adjustments and dribbling on the edge that opens surfaces for others, there is none.

Playing 3-5-2 / 3-4-3 in blue-white imposes high demands on the front players and when the offensive suffered in their last game against Kalmar, they did that all teams that are desperately pursuing goals. They started playing 4-4-2, old habits die hard as said. Fortunately for IFK Gothenburg, they did not have any other transfers and not even 4-4-2 could save them at the time. With that I mean that the game 4-4-2 of Gothenburg did not reward them with some points, they must continue to play the new game, they must develop. How this development will go, we can not say it now but it is to be patient.

One way to keep patience is to be in the present and the big question now is how blue-white will stand up against us when they had two closed keys last. Mikkel "Mix" Diskerud is the most important of the two if you ask me when he works hard both forward and backward while delivering points on a regular basis for the bluff bill. August Erlingmark is second and he is a bit more primitive in his game than Diskerud but he has still delivered some points this season, including one of two goals against Malmö.

However, IFK has some good substitutes to centralize and here are two of them plus one to players we should be watching.
first Amin Affane
Was he comfortably measured for blue and white against Kalmar and did he really have a good footing on fixed situations.
2. Vajebah Sakor
Dreamwriter for the blue and white in the first away against Trelleborg and is also good at the offensive
3. Elías Már Ómarsson
A player who mixes and gives but can create a lot with his speed and that will give a lot of work to Michael Almebäck.

Disappointment, that's what we experienced after the weekend, both blue and black and white. An outing of the World Cup plus a loss for our favorite teams at home, could it worsen? Yes, this may be a loss this weekend unless both teams are shaking. Unless ÖSK finds the press game we had before, there will be no points and if the blue and white do not reach their offensive, there will be no point neither for them. There are two teams that will want to have a meeting Saturday, two teams in need. A team that wants to regain the upper hand after the beautiful spring because each team wants to gain a bit of honor, especially since blue-white fans are not used to losses like us in black and white.

The losses, on the other hand, nothing black and white will get used to this season. Players like Nahir Besara demand more from us, Michael Omoh too, and you have not seen much of the latter. Omoh dribbled as usual but got nothing and Besara had a glimpse of when he sent the perfect ball to Filip Rogic who played the ball to Kennedy Igboananike who put a goal 1-0 against Ellos but otherwise he did not think either. Nordin Gerzic, who was lost in his defense game, has traded a little balls here and there, maybe that was the heat that was put into play for Ello, but this excuse is not enough on long roads. Now, it is the case that your players make reasons for your salary and interest reported on you. Omoh will send Salomonsson to the stands, Nahir will take command of the match from the first minute and Gerzic will be the captain of the team we used to beat like a fox and send millimeter passages specific.

Some should not be ashamed of their efforts Finally, Albin Granlund and Igboananike are the ones I mentioned above. Granlund had to make the jump on the left side and act on the wing when Sebastian Ring moved to cover Brendan Hines-Ike who was fined because it seemed like a nasty injury. Fortunately, it turned out to be a hit but it will probably not play tomorrow and so Granlund will be able to rip and tear the edge again. Igboananike, the frivolous striker who gives the impression that goals look so tight, is another who has also been hard like that. He has something reasonable to do, something that does not happen too often. So we hope that he will be back to work tomorrow and, like last year, he will be gorging on white blue in what is likely to be a boiling Gothenburg.

It's hot now, not just considering the reckless heat that has caused a permanent nap closer in the brain of another but also football. The world championship has reached its zenith with the medal matches and all of Sweden is back on track. It will be even hotter when the blue-white cruiser being renovated collides with Axel Kjäll's stable vessel, ÖSK. A collision that will give rise to pressure waves echoing through football. Or not when OSK or blue are currently clickable but we are more clickable than BK Häcken anyway, to the fortune of Sonny Karlsson.

I think this is becoming blue-tilted in front of the old ullevi:
Michael Omoh – Kennedy Igboananike
Albin Granlund – Johan Mårtensson – Nahir Besara – Nordin Gerzic – Daniel Björnquist
Sébastien Ring – Michael Almebäck – Martin Lorentzson
Oscar Jansson

The match airs on cmore sport with broadcast early 19:50
But I hope you are one of those who are on the spot and lying around!

Forza black and white!