Holmalunds IF
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| Nickname(s) | Holmen | ||
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| Founded | 1933 | ||
| Ground | Klostergårdens IP, Alingsås | ||
| Capacity | 8,560 | ||
| Chairman | Per Ohlsson | ||
| Manager | Jesper Ljung(Men's) Frank Terkowski (Women's) | ||
| League | Division 3(Men's) Division 2 (Women's) | ||
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Holmalunds IF is a football club located in Alingsås, Sweden which was established in 1933. The club currently host a Men's Team which plays in Division 3 and a Women's Team that is in Division 2. In 2001, the Men's club played in the Allsvenskan, the Swedish equivalent to the Premiership.
The teams colors are red and white and the team is sometimes called, "Holmen" which loosely translates to island.
Some notable players who have played for the club are Johan Elmander, Rune Jingård, Magnus "Lill Tidan" Johansson, Yngve "Mini Tidan" Johansson, Kjell Johansson, Klas Ruben Dahl, Patrik Elmander, Stefan Öhman, Andreas "These" Nilsson , Mikael Nymoen & Patrick Heed & Bilgin Aliosman.
2009 Men's Roster
- 1. Erik Andersson
- 2. Magnus Berg
- 3. Fredrik Gustafsson
- 4. Oscar Perdsjö
- 5. Anthon Gustavsson
- 6. Andreas Johansson
- 7. Genc Peci
- 8. Lars-Petter Björk
- 9. Timmy Köhl
- 10. Kristofer Profozic´
- 11. Andreas Benjaminsson
- 12. Daniel Svensson
- 13. Johan Nilsson
- 14. Albin Ekman
- 15. Oscar Sjögren
- 16. Robert Kovacevic
- 17. Flamur Murati
- 18. Peter Elmander
- 19. Jacob Borg
- 20. David Johansson
- 21. Gustavo Diniz
- 22. Alexander Jansson
- 23. Sebastian Sundberg
- 24. Carl-Johan Skoglöf
- 25. Björn Widerholm
Coaches
- Jesper Ljung - head coach
- Roger "Milla" Jonsson -assistant coach
- Kjell Johansson - assistant and goalkeeper coach
Women's Roster 2009
- 1. Madeleine Ringström
- 2. Emmy Ferm/Sandberg
- 3. Lisa Stenseke
- 4. Anna-Karin Wallmyr
- 5. Andrea Mårtensson
- 6. Catrin Åstenius
- 7. Emma Hovisalo
- 8. Carolina Larsson
- 9. Lisa Ljunggren
- 10. Jennie Wennergren
- 11. Li Zetterberg
- 12. Hanna Andersson
- 13. Amanda Edvardsson
- 14. Antonia Ferm/Sandberg
- 15. Emma Eriksson
- 16. Sofie Rydén
- 17. Rebecka Sultan
- 18. Victoria Hedenquist
- 19. Emma Mattsson
- 20. Olivia Bernersjö
- 21. Sara Kjellén
- 22. Jennie Olsén
- 24. Ida Rova
- 25. Sara Svensson
- 26. Linnea Kempe
- 27. Emelie Gustavsson
- 28. Lina Persson
- 29. Amanda Söderblom
- 30. Emmy Andersson
- 31. Maria Jansson
- 32. Hanna Gustafsson
Coaches
- Frank Terkowski - Head Coach
- Kjell Sultan - Assistant Coach
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