Glenn Solberg is not the coach who himself shouts commands and draws arrows throughout timeouts.

Instead, it is important that other leaders and supporting players are involved and steer the game up.

So also at 26-26 and 19 seconds left of an EC final against Spain.

“Hey, now listen here.

19 seconds.

We're going to be European champions!

Now we drive German right, Danish left.

Come wide.

If I don't release it ... for YOUR WHOLE DAMN LIFE hold him in the back, and you'll get it between the legs.”

Paying tribute to Gottfridsson: "The best"

Jim Gottfridsson's sharp order was directed at Oscar Bergendahl.

The tactic worked well.

The attack resulted in a penalty which Niclas Ekberg scored with the match clock at 60.00, EC gold for Sweden.

- I've seen it in retrospect and it's almost like a Hollywood film.

I get damn proud that we have a team and an environment that works like the Swedish national team does, says Glenn Solberg eight months after the now classic timeout.

But his tribute to the 30-year-old junior from Ystad does not stop there.

Solberg is impressed by Gottfridsson on several levels.

- He is a fantastic handball player, especially tactically he is perhaps the best in the world.

He loves to talk handball, loves to discuss handball.

To take responsibility, and act yourself.

CUT: Kent-Harry is a great role model

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"He is a great role model"

Jim Gottfridsson is not the only Ystad profile that is especially appreciated by Sweden's Norwegian national team captain.

For many years in Drammen, Nordhorn and Flensburg, he had Kent-Harry Andersson as coach.

And he has been inspired by several Swedish sports leaders.

- I grew up with Swedish handball.

And Swedish coaches led by Kent-Harry Andersson, I had him as coach for ten years.

He is the one who taught me handball to a great extent and taught me how the collective Swedish game is built and played.

He is a great role model.

During the years in Norway and Germany and also when Solberg was assistant national team captain in Norway, they have both worked together.

And Solberg has looked a lot at Andersson's leadership qualities.

- He is a very kind and good man who took care of us and gave us trust and responsibility.

We had to grow at the right pace.

He has meant a lot to me both on and off the court.