Alf-Inge Haaland back Bryne – Aftenposten

The former England pro Alf-Inge Haaland Rasdal takes place as athletic advisor to the board of Bryne FK.

It became clear during the annual meeting on Tuesday night to approve a deficit of NOK 2.5 million.

Following the advice of Norwegian Toppfotball, the club has already reduced the administrative staff with the result that 1.5 jobs disappear.

Asbjørn Undheim and former player Einar Braut only last year was added in the marketing, both affected by the cutbacks.

The Board had to endure heavy criticism from its own internal control committee for missing measures early in the year 2014 that could reduce the deficit. January Randa and Trond Bjornsen writes in his report to the annual meeting that it uncovered in revenues already in June and called for income increasing any cost-saving measures.

Control Committee believes the club greater extent should exercise caution in its budgeting of revenues and expenditures, and assumed a “precautionary” principle in its financial management.

Chairman Nils Steinsland took self-criticism and apologized deficit for the annual meeting, and stated that the club have made a long term loan of three million to finance the deficit.

The budget for 2015 assumes a profit of 532.884 million after financial expenses of 270,000 dollars.

After the failure in 2014, increasing Bryne FK income limit from accounting 23.8 million in 2014 to budget 26 2 million in 2015.

The expenditure ended in 2014 at 26.16 million dollars, while the budget for 2015 is NOK 25.4 million.

Sponsorship revenues are adjusted sharply from real 14.2 million in 2014 to 15.5 million in 2015.

Fighting income was 1.04 million kroner in 2014 and is budgeted 1.33 million in 2015. Local Settlement against Sandnes Ulf and popular Fire will provide increased revenue.

Director Nils Steinsland was not up for election during the annual meeting. On the Board, he gets along Terje Aasen (deputy chairman), Ann Iren Hoyland, Astrid B. Bekkeheien Kristin Lode, Alf-Inge Haaland. Vara Øyvind Hegelstad and Jarle Mong.

Published: 03.mar. 2015 9:40 p.m.