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Steffen Landro never wavered before putting young Sander Åke Lønning between the posts in the first leg against Raufoss.
Sander Åke Lønning in action for Sandnes Ulf against Raufoss on Friday. The young man kept zero. Photo: Fredrik Hagen / NTB
Raufoss – Sandnes Ulf 0-0
– I smiled from the moment I let him know on Thursday, I felt he would play a good game. He was so offensive and ready right away, Landro tells Aftenbladet.
– Incredibly nice that he made it, it may well be that he continues against YMCA next Monday, says the trick.
Lønning, who turned 18 on September 1, was no more nervous than he should be, according to his own statement.
– I felt a little nervous
– Sorry, but it’s probably how it should be. A bit of nerves is good, says the Swede from Aftenbladet.
– After catching the first post, I was up and running and I enjoyed it. This is what I train for so it was good to start.
– What did you think after a little berry trip in the second half?
– It was just to forget, go ahead and think about the next situation, says Lønning, who is happy to continue in goal against YMCA if the coach wants.
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Aslak Falch is the first goalkeeper, no doubt about that, but Steffen Landro is not sure if he will be ready by Monday.
– Aslak is the only one with injuries that can be clarified, and it is also certain that we meet Magnus Retsius Grødem. As a result, he had one on his head with sudden migraines and poor eyesight. It happens, says the coach.
Steffen Landro was happy on behalf of his young goalkeeper, Sander Åke Lønning, in the Raufoss match. Photo: Fredrik Hagen, NTB
Landu-Landu must be above
He did not like the fact that a good player Christan Landu-Landu received a yellow card, the fourth of the season, and has to face YMCA.
– As if not all the wounds were enough, says a smiling Landro.
He was very satisfied with the attitude of the Raufoss players, he was very happy with the defensive work, he was happy with the organization and the way the light blues took the pressure off Raufoss, but he was not happy with the precision in the finals. .
– Solid against a team that has not lost at home, but we should have scored in all our opportunities. I think we had won with Rets on the field, says Steffen Landro.
He also saw that the elegant midfielder Lasse Berg Johnsen, a former Viking, was one of Raufoss’s best players.
