MOTM Awards are often relatively useless. Often, there's a silver plastic statue that just gathers dust on a shelf and isn't even nice to look at. But that's not the case in Norway. Here, they've come...
MOTM Awards are often relatively useless. Often, there's a silver plastic statue that just gathers dust on a shelf and isn't even nice to look at. But that's not the case in Norway. Here, they've come up with a very special reward for the player of the game that can at least be put to good use: food. In the case of Lasse Qvigstad, the MOTM from last weekend, that means: 40 kilograms of flour, 100 eggs, and 20 liters of milk.
This was the MOTM Award received by 𝐋𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐞 𝐐𝐯𝐢𝐠𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐝 (𝟐𝟏, 𝐑𝐁) last Weekend in the Norwegian’s 1st league.
— Rising Stars XI (@RisingStarXI) July 29, 2025
40 bags of oatmeal.
100 eggs.
20 litres of milk.
Eliteserien is crazy 🇳🇴🤣 pic.twitter.com/iSrrhQLOAy
But Bryne wouldn't be Bryne if they didn't come up with a different reward for each player: Sanel Bojadzic, for example, received 500 kilograms (that's half a ton!) of carrots a month ago. Well, why not?
Bryne - HamKam endte med poengdeling og 1-1. Sanel Bojadzic ble kåret til banens beste og stakk av med banens beste-premien som denne kampen var 500 kilo gulrøtter fra Jæren Gulrot🚜🥕 Røttene ble delt med grønnsak-sultne supportere etter kampen🏟️🥕 pic.twitter.com/BoRtjGr7lg
— Bryne FK (@Bryne_FK) June 29, 2025
Some people seem to be less excited about 10 liters of milk, though:
Bryne fikk ikke med seg noe fra hjemmekampen mot Molde i dag. Alfred Scriven leverte mest på banen og reiste hjem med Brynes beste-premien som var 10 liter melk fra @jerseymeieriet 🐄🥛👨🏻🌾 pic.twitter.com/PsCsXKOX6h
— Bryne FK (@Bryne_FK) May 11, 2025
One question we do have about all these awards, though: who's supposed to eat (and drink) all of this??
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.
Category: General Sports
