List of Rosenborg BK managers explained

Rosenborg Ballklub is an association football club based in Trondheim, Norway. Twenty people have been manager of Rosenborg since 1965, when the position was created.[1] Rosenborg reached the First Division (from 1992 the Norwegian Premier League) in 1967 and has played at that level ever since, except in 1978. Nils Arne Eggen is the club's longest-serving manager, having led the team for 22 seasons in five spurs between 1971 and 2010. He won the premiership in his inaugural season and has led the team for 14 of the club's 23 league-winning seasons. Eggen is also the one with the most matches as manager of Rosenborg, with 729 matches, while Tor Røste Fossen and Jon Jönsson, who are split second on the list, only were in charge of the team for 89 matches. Erik Hamrén managed the team for 85 matches between 2008 and 2010, before he took over the Sweden national team.[2] Per Joar Hansen, who led the team for one season in 2006, has been the manager since 2013.

Managers

The following is a list of Rosenborg BK's managers. It lists the manager's name, nationality, period, number of games played (P), top domestic league titles and other honors. When only a year is given, it indicates that the manager started before the beginning of the season or left after the end of the season.[3]

List of Rosenborg BK managers
scope=col Namescope=col Nationalityscope=col Fromscope=col Toscope=col Pscope=col League titlesscope=col Other honors
scope=row Norway 1965 1968 align=center 1966 Second Division
Norwegian Football Cup

1960, 1964

scope=row England 1969 1970 align=center
scope=row Norway 1971 1971 1971 Norwegian Football Cup
scope=row and
Tor Røste Fossen
Norway 1972 1972 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1973 1974 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1975 1975 align=center align=center
scope=row England 1976 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1976 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1977 1977 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1978 1982 align=center 1978 Second Division
scope=row England 1983 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1983 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1984 align=center
scope=row Norway 1985 align=center
scope=row Norway 1986 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1987 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway 1988 1997 Norwegian Football Cup

1988, 1990, 1992, 1995

scope=row Norway 1998 1998 align=center
scope=row Norway 1999 2002 1999 Norwegian Football Cup
scope=row Norway 2003 2003 2003 Norwegian Football Cup
scope=row Norway 2004 2004 align=center
scope=row Norway 2005 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway align=center
scope=row Norway align=center
scope=row (Caretaker) Norway align=center align=center
scope=row Sweden 2008 Intertoto Cup
2010 Superfinalen
scope=row Norway 2010 align=center
scope=row Sweden 2011 2012 align=center align=center
scope=row Norway2013 align=center align=center
scope=row NorwayNorwegian Football Cup

2015, 2016
Mesterfinalen: 2017, 2018

scope=row (Caretaker) Netherlands2018 2018 Norwegian Football Cup
scope=row Norway2019 align=center align=center
scope=row (Caretaker) Norway align=center align=center
scope=row Norway align=center align=center
scope=row Norway align=center align=center
scope=row (Caretaker) Norway 31 December 202323align=center
Alfred Johansson Sweden1 January 202418align=center

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Notes

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Trenere . . 18 May 2012 . 13 September 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120913044404/http://rbkmedia.no/statistikk/trenere.php . live .
  2. News: Bare Eggen har flere kamper enn Jönsson . Norwegian . Adresseavisa . Øyvind . Lein . 6 December 2012 . 6 September 2013 . dead . https://archive.today/20130906114559/http://fotball.bladet-tromso.no/eliteserien/article260373.ece . 6 September 2013 .
  3. Web site: Trenere . . 18 May 2012 . 13 September 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120913044404/http://rbkmedia.no/statistikk/trenere.php . live .