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Keith Millen was recently fired, but the change of coach (Sören Börjesson and Miguel Beas lead the team’s season) has so far not had the positive effect that Öis’s management hoped for. In any case, not in terms of results.
Still, he looked promising in the first half against Dalkurd at home in Gamla Ullevi. The team lined up chances and Marokhy Ndione scored 1-0 in the 20th minute. But just before the break, the guests tied through Samuel Leach Holm.
And in the second half, the local pressure waned and five minutes before full time, Filip Sjöberg scored Dalkurd’s winning goal. Fourth consecutive loss in the series for Öis, fifth including the cup fiasco against the division 3 band Lödde.
Ended up in trouble
Hannes Sahlin summed up the match like this on the Dplay broadcast:
– Shit. We go 4-0 after the first half, but then we let in a fucking goal before the break. Then they have other shit. Shit, like I said.
Oliver Stanisic is on the same path.
– We came out with a fucking energy and a positive attitude and we played very well. It’s very boring, but that’s the way it is for us now. With the wind against.
The midfielder also got into a fight with opponents after a tough duel.
– Fighting and fighting … they kicked one of our players and I went there and made sure he didn’t do it again. What was said? He stays in the field, Stanisic says.
Stanisic: You can’t hide
At the time of writing, Örgryte is in 10th position, but AFC Eskilstuna and Norrby in the standings are only one point apart, as are the eleven Dalkurd and twelve Trelleborg. Seven rounds left.
– It cannot be hidden. We must realize the seriousness, but be brave enough and stand up. It’s tight and we have to start scoring three points, but we are a team that knows what to do. That we leave here today with zero points feels completely ill.
In the next game, the Degerfors table is waiting.
– But they lost today (Öster) and it can probably be a real brown football in Stora Valla. We’re tagged, says Oliver Stanisic.
