He scored the first goal of the newly formed Premier League in 1992. Now he can become the first black coach in the league. According to <span style=""><a href="http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&amp;ei=AaemUKymB8uZhQfBnoHABg&amp;hl=en&amp;prev=/search%3Fq%3Dfotball.aftenposten.no%26hl%3Den%26tbo%3Dd%26biw%3D939%26bih%3D548&amp;rurl=translate.google.com.ng&amp;sl=no&amp;twu=1&amp;u=http://www.sa.no/sport/sarpsborg08/article6345242.ece&amp;usg=ALkJrhj0Eo-uVyC54UtSPmUfc75VwPa_uA" target="_blank">Arbeiderblad Sarpsborg</a>, </span>Sarpsborg, who pay the wages of Stanley Ihugba, want Brian Deane as coach in the top division next season.<br /><br />The local newspaper claims that 44-year-old is the first choice to replace Roar Johansen at the helm.<br /><br />The former giant striker was many years a player on the football pitch in England. He made three appearances and played for clubs like Leeds, West Ham, Sunderland, Sheffield United and Benfica.<br /><br />Brian Deane visited Fredrikstad later than last year in connection with a football school for youngsters. If so parties came in contact is uncertain.<br /><br />Sarpsborg Arbeiderblad writes that the Englishman after football career has worked to build up football academies, and has thus been developing promising young players.<br /><br />Director Sport Committee of Sarpsborg,Bj&oslash;rge &oslash;iestad, is tight-lipped about the coach hunt.<br /><br />''The fact is that athletic committees have nominated two coaches to our board. We have weighted the two, and recommended one candidate.<br /><br />''It would be completely wrong of me to comment on the names at this stage, but within a few days, I expect that the agreement has been concluded, '' said &oslash;iestad to the newspaper.<br /><br />-Thanks to aftenposten.no<br />