Such a rare moment, props to alfie

Too bad he botched the second part. There is no sch/sh sound when pronouncing sund. Props anyway

@@kuzz4587 Nah, he got that right. Local pronunciation in Jämtland actually is ”Östershund” with a Swedish tj-sound in the middle. He screws up though when he says ”Östersunds” in instances that are not in the genitive case.

He don't miss!

@@Z1m0nN more like ästershund

He must have been shocked too learn his friend and business partner was that corrupt

Kindberg was skimming tax payer money and was also with a crime-partner involved in black market construction. The black money was put into the club as a endless series of short term loans and then returned to Kindberg as white washed money. The taxes on the transactions Kindberg payed with the clubs money. Thus creating the debts ruining the club. They are currently £1 Million in the red, but there are still legal working of additional debts up to £6 Million. Sweden really needed a northern club, so it was very upsetting it was build on a lie. Hopefully the club can survive but they have no finances on their own to run a high level club, when they played my club there was only 5 Östersund away fans in a 7000 attendence.

Can back that, as a Brighton fan Graham Potter is a fantastic manager

@@kden8743 Agreed, it's a shame that with how knee-jerk football is these days that he probably won't make it to next season unless results dramatically turn around though. Nothing wrong with his managerial style but damn we need some new players.

I wouldnt say corruption more like loaning money from random people without asking

That would be a great video!

+1 this, they’ve done wonders for the league too, breaking the norm; also I’m hoping the north will get the recognition it deserves now

Its even better now look at their conference run

But it looks like they won’t win the league again

++1, this would be a great video

No you silly man

That happens every other month tbh

They didnt nearly knock us out .we went 3-0 up in the first leg

@@achyutanandjha2964 and they beat you 2-1 at the emirates

@@leifixan_1961 yeah so what? 4-2 on aggregate

Yeah

@Basil II the Basileus of the Romans true that

@Basil II the Basileus of the Romans as an arsenal fan, I agree

It isn't hard to win against they're shit

The streets 😂

Lol I used to manage hajduk split on sensible world of soccer many years back.

Dino ostavi drogu

I mean in my opinion this is really interesting

I wish they did better cause these are my personal favourite kind of videos that he makes

I'm surprised this still hasn't been done

Still in East Germany I think

@@SantomPh He meant in terms of the league they're in now.

We went from nearly not a club (needed fund raising from fans to survive) to a Premier League team. The owners knew that if the club were not a professional team they could sell the stadium and not need it to go back in to the club but could go straight to their pocket, earning them a lot of money so they tried to get us relegated. Survived last day of the season with a 1-1 draw against the team you we were in a relegation fight with, needed a draw to stay up. Went 1-0 down to them due to an own goal by Kerry Mayo (ended up having a 14 year career at the Albion and is the biggest Legend of my lifetime at the club, not because of his skills like Zamora but his heart for the club). We then had to play our home games 70 miles away at a stadium where we were not allowed to use the full stadium and paid so much they were able to build a new stand (But serioulsy thank you Gillingham without you we might not be a club anymore). Then moved to a temporary stadium called the withdean that had no hot running water as it was the local athletic track and had such poor drainage for most of the winter the pitch was half sand and most of the seating was not undercover (had my school sports day there), 12 years without a permanent home because getting somewhere where we could build in Brighton (packed city surround by a green belt) and getting our council to help was a complete nightmare as they didnt care about football (no council buying our stadium and renting it back to us :D) we then got a big stadium, new owner who had the extra cash (and has been loaning it into the club unsecured, which think shows his love for the club) its a really interesting story. As for Potter honestly he at the point where fans are starting to lose some patience been some great performances this year but has made some unusual picks next 2 games think will either get fans behind him as they want to, or the pitchforks might start coming, if we lose them be in the relegation zone probably. Edit: Other fun moments of note during those seasons: Under the table payment scandal (memory fails me slightly here think it was Chesterfield) who we were in a promotion race with and were being investigated for dodgy off the book payments to players, brought a player for a Coke can (Colin Kazim Richards, who ended up playing for Turkey at Euro 2008), brought another legend of the club (Gary Hart) for 0.001million and a set of kits, Leon Knight ordeal who was brought with money raised by the fans then forced a transfer as he was too good for us then his career just kept plummeting, a single was realised to help fund the club, sold a player to Celtic who wore a blue shirt to the signing (which I sold him, and still one of the funniest pranks of my life), dabbled in star name managers and nearly got relegated both times, once sponsored by a restaurant not a chain just a local one. Been a fun club to be involved with over these years

@@PlayThenSay As a yeovil fan i know exactly what you went through with dodgy owners. We had similar ones at yeovil who didn't invest enough to stabilize us in the championship when we got up there and then decided the club could just rely on free's but mostly loan signings. all culminating in us being back in the 5th tier after 3 relegation's in 6 seasons.Which has now led (partially due to covid) to us soon selling are stadium to the council and renting it until we can buy it. Which sounds fine until you think the council ignored are requests for extensions to the stadium , new buildings (club house etc.) to make more money to become sustainable for years. Now we are staring down the barrel of a relegation to the conference south for the first time in 20 years with an owner who doesn't have the funds. To think only 6 years ago we were playing each other in the championship.

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@@fmtaketheballpasstheball4994 yeah I was quite interested in Yeovil and how you guys made it to the championship. I remember going to a game where you had some decent players. Next thing I see is that you're in the conference.

Only just, most bets are on the team falling back into the Swedish Third Division, if they're lucky.

Dnipro had it rough too

Heck, he even made videos about Kaiserslautern and more recently Schalke, so avid HITC viewers might know exactly what you're talking about

As of yesterday they're not in Allsvenskan anymore 🥳 the rest of Swedish football are celebrating

they just got relegated.. would not be surprised if they're relegated this season too

The important part, and what most english speakers miss, is dropping the genetiv-s in the clubs (short) name.

Sundsvall to

Det är i mitten av Sverige ju, norra Sverige börjar vid Ume/Skellefte

@@kagge2120 Och då har de ju Sundsvall, Falun, Borlänge, Gävle etc som är större städer sett till befolkning.

I believe he was supposed to say "largest non-coastal city of northern Sweden", which would have been correct. I would guess it was an editing error of some sort.

My apologies! Yes, I believe I was supposed to throw the world central in there at some stage, but non-coastal would have been a better descriptor.

Saman Ghoddos går på vatten

De e vackert o se asså

@@kanelbullen6992 sant är det

As a breathing human being, I watched this video.

Turkish guy here. When Galatasaray got Östersunds I was like, who are these guys? You showed us how good you guys were. Big respect. And I hope to come to Sweden one day

Burnley just did it yesterday lol

Yes

Lol

In which league do they play?

@@saeed_05 I'm guessing they're Welsh.

@@saeed_05 yeah the welsh league.

They played in Cymru Premier (Welsh top tier) before relegating down to Cymru North (3rd tier)

@@thegloriouspyrocheems2277 2nd tier

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The number of goals that team is scoring is insane

Why what happened mate? Is everything OK?

@@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere financial mismanagement, banned from European competition. Interesting story.

Ghoddos: Brentford Sema: Watford Pettersson: Downgraded to Cincinatti (MLS) Still in Sweden: Hopcutt: Sundsvall (Östersunds rival) Widgren: Hammarby (Stockholm) Edwards: Djurgården (Stockholm) Aiesh: Göteborg Bergqvist: Kalmar Papagiannopoulos: AIK (Solna) Mukiibi and Keita still at Östersund

@@tubros solna is stockholm

@@svenkaasik9868 Well not geographically, administratively, legally or physically. So no they are not the same place =/

@@tubros solna is a part of stockholm look it up

@@svenkaasik9868 I did. They are not the same. They dont even share the same concil. =)

I believe Sassuolo was mentioned in one of his most recent 7s, so a video might be out soon.

This is so crucial yet people tend to ignore it.

Yes! I would also like that!

Will you get relegated again?

Kag hejar också på dem 🖤❤🖤❤🖤❤

yo is this who i think it is?

@@Teta906 Do you mean him or me?

@@mantler.szn30 i mean him

@@Teta906 Ok, thanks for letting me know!

Well the entirity of sweden hates them so im glad that they are falling

Playing against Span and Portugal*

Those things are so tedious. They're as boring as "combined elevens" that most KZfaq channels and sky sports are obsessed with

I mean alot of big teams in sweden are not in allsvenskan anymore

I like them you probably support aik who is owned by the maffia

@@lucasahlberg4736 I don't, and that has nothing to do with it.

@@tjenagrabbar5183 Well Kindberg did not make money for himself, but for the team. If its true. If so, it wasnt astonishing sums. (not in in europa leuges or swedish top leuges anyways) half of the debt was from aborted trasfer of Goddos, who changed his mind, and the club got a large fine for it. Ostersund has like 45000 residents, and its the only city in Jämtland. 49 341 km² Yes It was wrong, but they did alot with little. That we can newer take away.

@@tjenagrabbar5183bullshit

Östersund is The most hated team in sweden btw

@@fredsgatan4b can't people distinguish the club from the rogue owner? What this club did with small means is incredible.

Lets just say buying sucess with illegal money does not go down well here in sweden. Cheating team with no history

Aint nobody caring about gefle like cmon man