Simon Sørensen writes:

"The title is Herfoelge's first and quite a surprise, given that Herfoelge comes from a town of only about 2000 inhabitants and that the team consists mainly of rejects from other danish clubs."

"It also has to be said that one of the main reasons behind the victory, apart from Jensen having transformed the team into a solid, hardfighting (and rather boring) unit, is that the danish league in general is, to be kind, not-so-very-good. As an example Herfoelge has lost nine and drawn six out of 32 games thus far, and has a goaldifference of only +3 (having conceded 48)."

Great to see that Jensen has been putting the value of boring workmanlike close victories, learned at Arsenal under George Graham, to good use. Herfoelge will be thanking their lucky stars that his philosophy wasn't tainted by being around during Wenger's reign at Arsenal.

But did he score any goals for them?