The premiere of Oscar Lindbergh’s Dream
SKELLEFTEÅ. It was celebrated with TiVo before the premiere.
Oscar Lindberg then sank Modu with two goals.
– Really amazing. “I appreciate it,” says one returnee from Skellefteå.
Oscar Lindberg, 31, left Skellefteå AIK as golden champions ten years ago. Now the national team position is back.
What a comeback.
Lindberg took the game into extra time with his 1-1 goal and decided on penalties in a 2-1 win.
-I shot directly on the powerplay and the ball went in. On the penalty kick, I came in from the left side and tried to clear the goalkeeper before shooting the ball. He came down and I was able to put the puck in the goal,” Lindberg says.
Celebrate with TiVo
Before relegation, he and Tifo were welcomed by the North Power Supporters Club.
“The black and yellow flag flies again.” It reads under a picture of Lindbergh in knight’s uniform, yellow cape, and black-and-yellow flag.
– Honorable and enjoyable viewing. It was very cool and I appreciate it.
Did you have any idea about that?
-I heard some whispers here before in the morning, but not really.
Were you celebrated for any tifo earlier in your career?
– no I do not think so.
Budas: “Carry it with you for the rest of your career”
Someone who has already gotten Tifo in the past is team captain Jonathan Budas, who is rejoicing with his teammate.
– he deserves it! It’s great for a player like that to come home in his prime. It shows what a top-class player he is,” Budas says.
He smiles and continues:
– Maybe they could keep it up if he hung two pods at a time!
Then they have a lot to do with the sewing machine.
– exactly. No, but it’s fun. This is something we players appreciate greatly. They spend long hours in their free time. All praise to them. They really color the game. I love when they do the twister.
How do you feel as a player?
-You become very happy and grateful. It means a lot. It’s something you carry with you for the rest of your career. I think Oscar would too. He really feels welcome back.