Category:Stig Inge Bjørnebye

**Stig Inge Bjørnebye**
	Norwegian association football player and manager
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Name in native language	Stig Inge Bjørnebye;
Date of birth	11 December 1969; Elverum Municipality
Work period (start)	1988;
Country of citizenship	Norway;
Country for sport	Norway;
Occupation	association football player; association football manager;
Coach of sports team	IK Start (2006–2007); Norway men's national association football team (assistant coach, 2003–2006);
Member of sports team	Strømmen IF (0, 19, 1987–1988); Liverpool F.C. (2, 139, 1992–2000); Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball (3, 62, 1989–1992); Brøndby IF (loan, 2, 13, 2000–2000); Blackburn Rovers F.C. (1, 55, 2000–2003); Rosenborg BK (loan, 3, 21, 1992–1992); Rosenborg BK (loan, 0, 8, 1994–1994); Norway men's national association football team (1, 76, 1989–2000); Elverum Fotball (youth sports, youth association football, 1985–1986); Norway national under-16 association football team (0, 2, 1986–1986); Norway national under-17 association football team (0, 2, 1988–1988); Norway national under-18 association football team (1, 2, 1987–1987); Norway national under-20 association football team (0, 3, 1989–1989); Norway national under-21 association football team (0, 9, 1988–1991); Norway men's national association football team (assistant coach, 2003–2006); IK Start (coach, 2006–2007);
Father	Jo Inge Bjørnebye;
Child	Tobias Bjørnebye;
Spouse	Hege Frøseth;
Award received	Åpenhetsprisen (2009);
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	Q261069; ISNI: 000000036079444X; VIAF ID: 221610386; NORAF ID: 9048657; IMDb ID: nm2349749; FIFA player ID (archived): 46646; WorldFootball.net person ID: stig-inge-bjoernebye; UEFA player ID: 4695; Transfermarkt player ID: 102510; National-Football-Teams.com player ID: 14059; FootballDatabase.eu person ID: 9042
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English: Stig Inge Bjørnebye (born December 11, 1969 in Elverum, Hedmark) is a Norwegian footballer and footballcoach (His father was an olympic ski-jumper).

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