Per-Mathias Høgmo
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Per-Mathias Høgmo (born December 1, 1959) is a former football manager from Norway. He was the manager of Rosenborg B.K. between August 2005, when he replaced Per Joar Hansen after a disappointing first half of the season, and October 2006, when he with immediate effect resigned from his position as manager, and said he would withdraw from football altogether, to pursue a new career. Before taking the manager role for Rosenborg, he worked as a commentator for NRK's football coverage called "4-4-2". He had success with the women's national football team, leading them to a 4th place in the World Championship of 1999, and a gold medal in the 2000 Olympics Sydney. With Tromsø I.L., who he joined in 2004, he took the team to 4th place in Tippeligaen, and qualified them for Royal League. His younger brother Mads Høgmo is currently manager for the Norwegian third division club Salangen IF.
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[edit] Career
[edit] Manager
- Gratangen I.L. (playing manager, 1989)
- Tromsdalen U.I.L. (1990–91)
- Tromsø I.L. (1992)
- Fossum I.F. (1993–94)
- Norway U-19 (1993)
- Norway U-15 (1994)
- Norway U-16 (1995)
- Moss F.K. (1995–96)
- Promoted to Tippeligaen in 1995
- Norway U-17 (1996)
- Norway women's national football team (1997–2000)
- Norway U-21 (2000–03)
- Tromsø I.L. (2004)
- 4th place in Tippeligaen, which meant qualifying for Royal League
- Rosenborg B.K. (2005 – 2006)
- Qualified for UEFA Champions League in 2005
[edit] Player
- Gratangen I.L. (1977)
- F.K. Mjølner (1978–83)
- Tromsø I.L. (1984–85)
- IFK Norrköping (1985–86)
- Tromsø I.L. (1986–89)
[edit] Author
- Mental trening i fotball (en. Mental training in soccer), 2004 – ISBN 8272861488
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