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Ole Tobiasen (born 8 July 1975) is a Danish former footballer, who played professionally for a number of clubs in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. He most prominently won the Dutch Eredivisie championship with Ajax and the Danish Superliga championship with F.C. Copenhagen. He played in the right back and centre back position. Tobiasen was capped six times for the Danish national football team. ==Club career== Tobiasen started his career with lower-league clubs B 1908, Fremad Amager, and KB in the Copenhagen area,〔 Allan Pedersen, "En glad dreng", Ekstra Bladet, 14 September 1997〕 before joining Danish Superliga club F.C. Copenhagen (FCK) in 1992.〔http://politiken.dk/sport/ECE50532/ole-tobiasen-skifter-til-fck/〕 He got his senior debut for FCK in a June 1993 match against Pogon Szczecin in the 1993 Intertoto Cup, and made his Superliga debut in April 1994. He was praised for his marking of Mark Strudal in FCK's 2–1 victory against Brøndby IF on 24 April,〔 Niels Rasmussen, "Tunge ben ingen hindring", Politiken, 25 April 1994〕〔 Jørgen Pihl, "Jeg er jo bare en glad dreng", B.T., 26 April 1994〕 and Tobiasen established himself as a central defender in the 3–5–2 formation of manager Benny Johansen. In February 1996, Tobiasen moved on to the Dutch Eredivisie club SC Heerenveen, as he hoped to emulate the success of fellow Dane Jon Dahl Tomasson.〔 Tobiasen had initially agreed a free transfer move effective from his contract expiry in the Summer 1996. Following FCK director Karsten Aabrink's public outrage that FCK was not informed of the deal beforehand,〔 Søren Olsen, "Vrede i FCK", Politiken, 25 February 1996〕 FCK and Heerenveen agreed a transfer fee in excess of DKK500,000 to allow Tobiasen an immediate transfer.〔 Per Steffensen, "FCK scorer kassen", B.T., 29 February 1996〕 At Heerenveen, he adapted to a new position as a right full back.〔 Allan Pedersen, "Ung succes", Ekstra Bladet, 4 March 1996〕 After one-and-a-half years and 34 matches for Heerenveen, big Eredivise team Ajax Amsterdam spotted his talent. Ajax' Danish manager Morten Olsen brought Tobiasen into his squad for the 1997-98 Eredivisie squad. He joined the club in June 1997, as Ajax allegedly paid a DKK7.5 million transfer fee.〔 Sten Henriksen, "Ajax køber Tobiasen fri", Ekstra Bladet, 26 June 1997〕 Having immediately established himself in the starting line-up, Tobiasen suffered a knee injury in November 1997,〔 Allan Pedersen, "Tobiasen trues af lang pause", Ekstra Bladet, 1 December 1997〕 and did not return to fitness until July 1998.〔 Peter Fredberg, "Fodboldlivet værd at leve", B.T., 24 July 1998〕 He managed to play 13 games and score two goals as Ajax won the 1997–98 Eredivisie championship that season. He also won the 1998 and 1999 Dutch Cup trophies with the club. In November 1998, Tobiasen suffered another knee injury,〔 Troels Christensen, "Tobiasen knæskadet igen", Ekstra Bladet, 5 November 1998〕 and following several recurring knee problems, he would not play another Eredivisie game for Ajax. Tobiasen underwent a long period of injury lay-off, sitting in the stands for three full seasons; 1999–2002. When his contract ran out in the Summer 2002, Tobiasen moved to Eredivise rivals AZ Alkmaar on a one-year contract. He established himself in the right back position,〔 Viggo Lepoutre Ravn, "Holland: Tobiasen sletter nullerne", Jyllands-Posten, 27 September 2002〕 and played 13 matches in the first half of the 2002-03 Eredivisie season. In January 2003, he returned to his former club F.C. Copenhagen.〔 Back at FCK, he was set to compete with Swedish international Tomas Antonelius for the right back position.〔 "Tobiasen vil på landsholdet", De Bergske Blade, 21 January 2003〕 Following new injury problems, Tobiasen eventually found centre back Bo Svensson had taken over the right back position for the remaining 2002-03 Danish Superliga season,〔 "Optakt: Ole Tobiasen sat af til kampen mod Esbjerg", onside.dk, 13 June 2003〕 as FCK won the championship. For the following season, Tobiasen reclaimed the right back position, but as FCK brought in new right back Lars Jacobsen in January 2004, Tobiasen eventually settled as a central defender.〔 Kim Mikkelsen, "Jeg har fundet mig selv", B.T., 23 May 2004〕 Tobiasen played 26 of 33 games as FCK won the 2003-04 Danish Superliga championship, and he also helped the club win the 2004 Danish Cup Final by beating AaB 1–0.〔http://www.haslund.info/danmark/pt/200304/fina.asp〕 In the Summer 2005 transfer window, Ole Tobiasen was loaned out to AaB for six months, where he played regularly in the central defender position through the first half of the Danish Superliga 2005-06 season. When his FCK contract expired in January 2006, Tobiasen signed a one-year contract with newly promoted Norwegian Premier League team Sandefjord. He played 24 games, as Sandefjord finished the 2006 Norwegian Premier League season in 9th place. Tobiasen left Sandefjord as his contract ran out in December 2006. In February 2007, Tobiasen returned to the Netherlands and joined MVV Maastricht in the second-tier Eerste Divisie league.〔 Kasper Hansen, (Ole Tobiasen føler sig hjemme ), TV 2, 19 March 2007〕 In September 2009, Tobiasen had a dispute with MVV coach Fuat Çapa, as he had arranged a vote of confidence in Çapa amongst the players, and Tobiasen was suspended from the team.〔http://www.dr.dk/Sporten/Fodbold/Int.fodbold/2009/09/29/151555.htm〕 Even as Çapa was later fired, Tobiasen did not return to the first team.〔http://www.bold.dk/nyt/Tobiasen-Vil-have-afklaring〕 MVV was contractually obligated to offer him a position in the technical staff upon the expiry of his playing contract in the Summer 2010, but did not honor the obligation. Instead, Tobiasen agreed to become youth team coach at Roda JC〔http://www.bold.dk/nyt/Tobiasen-har-faaet-traenerjob-i-Roda〕 and played in the 2010/11 season at Hoofdklasse side EHC Hoensbroek before retiring from the game. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ole Tobiasen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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