@Olisaemekaaaa So basically, they're on equal footing. I learned that in Norwegian culture, there's something called the "Law of Jante." It applies to both marriages and parent-child relationships. It's really wonderful, isn't it? π
@Olisaemekaaaa I totally agree πββοΈ I love that video of them hanging out at the beach. They look like they're having so much fun together, almost like best friends. They don't try too hard to act all lovey-dovey for the camera, and I feel like that's who they really are π₯°
@Olisaemekaaaa Is that why he feels like he has two completely different sides to him? π Sometimes he comes across as super blunt and aloof, but when he's hanging out with his close friends, he turns into an absolute golden retriever π
Erl is actually introverted and deeply values his inner world and old friends, but I bet he hasnβt changed a bit, still a bit eccentric, energetic, innocent, and joke-loving as ever π
Stability in physical duels, kicking accuracy, insane initial acceleration when sprinting, and the spring-like use of his Achilles tendons. I think all of these benefit massively from his clean lower-limb alignment.
Huge credit to the coaches & trainers who guided Erl through his growth spurt at Molde FK. He grew so fast with heavy strain on his knees & back, so they managed his games & minutes carefully. Thanks to that, he has these amazing straight legs and ideal lower-limb alignment.
@Olisaemekaaaa I'm curious to see what you'll do next! π I think it would look great if you just let the sides grow out without shaving them, too. π₯Ή
@rojerer03 Did you notice too? π€π»
I think they're all of mixed heritage, but sometimes their partners look like siblings, right? But both of Erl's sister's kids have bright blonde hair, so I guess the Haaland family genes are just really strong? π€
It's so wholesome how Erling was smaller than his older brother in almost every photo, but ended up reaching the exact same height at 195 cm after 20. People were worried because he was small, but they said he'd grow eventually since his brother was big.
"Now he's a big monster, but before, he was always small, fast, and very skilled. And regions on the pitch. I think that's why today he's even stronger than we thought, because like the little ones, he had to adapt"