Dirty Tackle  Norwegian lottery winner buys stake in footballer
to help local club  Brooks Peck Dirty Tackle  View photo
Fredrik Semb Berge on the ball. (Morten Tollefsen/odd.no)  The
recipient of Norway's biggest ever lottery win has decided to
invest a portion of his prize in a talented young footballer who
plays for his local club. His windfall wasn't enough to make him
the next Sheikh Mansour, but it was enough to allow him to make
the most of football's third-party ownership rules (or lack
thereof).  From Reuters:  Yngvar Borgesen, who recently won more
than 102m Norwegian crowns (£11.5m) on the Eurojackpot lottery,
put up 2.5m crowns (£282,000) so that Odd Grenland could keep
their promising defender Fredrik Semb Berge, according to the
newspaper Verdens Gang.  "I sat and thought about what I could
do locally, and the answer was Odd. They have a good profile and
mean a lot for the local community," Borgesen told the
newspaper.  For his investment, Borgesen was given a 25 percent
share of Semb Berge, w