In may 2015, SK Brann was 10th in the second tier of Norwegian football, and seemingly on the way down to tier three just 8 years after winning the title. Rikard Norling, the swede who promised titles and joy, was fired, and in came the 51 years old relatively unknown and unproven manager Lars Arne Nilsen. Just a few weeks into his reign, the formerly hopeless looking team went on an unbeaten streak of 15 games and narrowly secured promotion. In november 2016, just 18 months after his appointment, SK Brann finished second in the Norwegian Premier League and got their first silverware since...
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