2006 it was reported that Enerly had regained some movement in his arms, but that his legs are still paralysed, and in December 2006 it was reported that he has regained movement and strength in his left arm, and some in his right arm (able to lift up to 4 kg). As of December 2011, Enerly is still reliant on an electric wheelchair, but he confirmed to Norwegian newspapers that he had stood upright on his own feet for the first time since the accident during a training session in a therapeutic pool. He stood on his own feet in the pool, supporting his own weight, for fifteen seconds. As Fredrikstad F.K. were celebrating their Norwegian Cup victory in 2006 at Ullevaal Stadion, Enerly was brought onto the pitch to celebrate with the players, as a gesture for his involvement in the club even after his injury. In August 2007, it was announced that FFK will retire his jersey No. 8. On 8 September. Dagfinn Enerly and Tor Trondsen held a testimonial match for Knut Thorbjørn Eggen. Team Eggen vs Team RBK. Team Eggen was formed by Enerly, and the players were earlier football players from FFK and other players Eggen has trained. Team RBK was "old" boys from the early RBK. At team Eggen – Enerly was captain. He played in the way he could. That was a comeback. He scored a goal. He played it in his wheelchair to big applause from the audience. International career Enerly made two appearances for the Norway national team, the first in a 1996 friendly against Georgia (as substitute for Jan Åge Fjørtoft), and the second in a 2001 friendly against South Korea. He was also a national team regular in football tennis. References 1972 births Living people Norwegian footballers Norway international footballers Eliteserien players Rosenborg BK players Fredrikstad FK players Moss FK players People with paraplegia Association football wingers Footballers from Oslo