Gunnar Halle

• Full name: Gunnar Halle
• Date of birth: 11 October 1965
• Place of birth: Larvik, Norway
• Nationality: Norwegian
• Position: Right back / Right wing-back

Club career (selected)

• Larvik Turn (youth / early club) — Norway
• Mjøndalen IF — Norway
• Lillestrøm SK — Norway (established himself domestically)
• IFK Göteborg — Sweden (brief spell)
• Oldham Athletic — England (early 1990s)
• Leeds United — England (mid-1990s), where he was part of the squad competing in the newly formed Premier League era
• Bradford City — England
• Returned to Norway later in his career to finish playing and then moved into coaching roles

International career

• Norway national team — Gunnar Halle earned over 60 caps for Norway (roughly 64 caps) and scored a few international goals (around 5). He represented Norway throughout the late 1980s and 1990s, including during the qualifying campaigns and matches that helped raise Norway's profile in European and World football.

Coaching / Post-playing career

• After retiring from playing, Halle worked in coaching and youth development roles in Norway, including positions at clubs and in the Norwegian football system.

Notable traits

• Renowned for his reliable defensive play down the right flank, stamina, and crossing ability.
• Valued for experience in both domestic Scandinavian leagues and English football.

Sources: Historical club records, Norway national team archives and contemporary match reports. This summary focuses on key points of Gunnar Halle’s playing and early coaching career.