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Kniksen award

Kniksen award (Norwegian: Kniksenprisen)

Fact

Established in 1990, the award acclaims the best players in the Norwegian football premiership. The award is named after the legendary Norwegian football player Roald Jensen, nicknamed "Kniksen".

Categories

Category A

A jury composed of players, leaders, coaches and officials in the Tippeligaen, nominates and choose the winners in each category. The categories are:

  • Goalie of the year,
  • Defender of the year,
  • Midfielder of the year,
  • Striker of the year,
  • Coach of the year
  • Referee of the year
  • In 2006, these categories are also awarded: Young player of the year, and Adeccoliga-player of the year
  • All the nominees must play in the Norwegian Premier League The players nationality does not matter.

Category B (the main awards)

Kniksen of the year

Best Norwegian player of the year. The player can play abroad, as well as in Norway

Kniksen's honour award

Awarded to a person or a team, who have made a special effort in, or for Norwegian football. It is recognized as Norwegian football's most prestigious award. Kniksen's honour award was not awarded in 2005 or 2006, but was back in 2007.

The main awards were given away at the Norwegian Sport Galla on Hamar in January, but in 2007, all Kniksen awards were given away at a separate award show in November.

Winners

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