Hamarkameratene
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Hamarkameratene or Ham-Kam is a Norwegian football club founded in 1918 originally under the name Freidig. They play their home games at Briskeby Gressbane in the city of Hamar.
The team was most recently promoted to the Norwegian Premier League in 2003. A third place finish in 1970 is the highest position that the team has held in the Premier League; the club has never reached beyond the semi-finals in the National Cup, last reaching the semi-finals in 1989).
After seven years of struggling in the first and second divisions, the hiring of Ståle Solbakken as the team's coach before the start of the 2003-season was to become the beginning of a rapid ascent towards the top of Norwegian football for the green and white. Having won the first division in 2003, they entered the Premier League for the first time since 1995, and wound up in fifth place at the end of the 2004-season. Thought by many to be unable to cope in the company of wealthier clubs, this was an impressive feat by the team with the second-smallest budget of them all.
Statistics
- Best league prestation: 3rd in 1970.
- Best cup prestations: Semi-finals in 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1987 and 1989.
- Most club matches: Cato Erstad, 506 matches.
- Most goals in mandatory matches: Knut Eriksen, 360 goals (during 320 matches (1.125 avg.)).
- Record attendance: 11.500 against Lillestrøm the May 27 1976.
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Hamarkameratene
Squad list
Marius Røvde
Glenn Leif Ståhl
Axel Smeets- Pål Ekeberg Schjerve
- Petter Vaagan Moen
Peter Sörensen- Marius Gullerud
- Vegar Bjerke
Oluwasegun Abiodun- Kenneth Dokken
- Espen Olsen
- Felix Ademola
- Jarl André Storbæk
- Rune Buer Johansen
- Hai Lam
- John Anders Riise
- Jan Michaelsen
- Espen Haug
- Truls Jevne Hagen
- Geir Frigård
Ramiro Corrales- Joachim Sørum
- Eddie Gustafsson
- Svein Inge Haagenrud
External link
- Official Website (http://www.hamkam.no)
- BriskebyBanden (Supporter Club) (http://www.briskebybanden.com)
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