The Norwegian football coach Jørn Andersen, who has been national team manager for both Hong Kong and North Korea, has been fired at the Chinese club Yunnan Yukun. – If we know Jørn correctly, he will probably surprise with a new club or national team “where no one could believe anyone could play football”.
According to Chinese Soccer Watch, the kicking came as a surprise to the supporters. Yunnan Yukun was promoted to the top division last year and has performed far better than expected. The club has been in sixth place, but has now fallen to eighth place in the league. – A little tip: “It’s not smart to use the “flo pass” in Asia.
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Fredrikstad-born Jørn Andersen has several coaching assignments in Asia behind him. He has previously coached the national teams of North Korea and Hong Kong, as well as a club team in South Korea.
Andersen took over as coach of Yunnan Yukun before the start of the season this year and earlier in the season brought in the Norwegian-Chinese player John Ho Sæther from Ranheim.
Romanian coach Marius Sumudica is now on his way to China to take over the coaching responsibilities in Yunnan Yukun.
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