Former Austria youth - teamer Martin Pusic has gone into the bad books of the management of SK Brann after he absconded from the club this week to attend a Christian Conference in Nigeria.<br /><br />Martin Pusic, 26, had earlier sought permission from Brann to attend the conference being hosted by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder of Christ Embassy but this was rejected.<br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\\\\\\\&quot;body1\\\\\\\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>He changed my life for a couple of years ago when I was saved. This is huge for me. <br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\\\\\\\&quot;body1\\\\\\\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>He teaches me to be happy when everything is not going well in life.<br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\\\\\\\&quot;body1\\\\\\\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>I am mainly here to hear the word of God. There is no better way for me to allay the disappointment after the season than to turn to God,&rdquo; Pusic told <span style=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\" class=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;notranslate\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\"> <a href=\"\\&quot;\\\\&quot;http://www.bt.no/100Sport/fotball/eliteserien/Pa-tjuvperm-hos-TV-pastor-403709_1.snd\\\\&quot;\\&quot;\">bt.no</a>.<br /><br />Though the Norwegian championship ended ten days ago, Brann continue to train in unfavorable weather before the squad proceeds on Christmas vacation.<br /><br /></span>Martin Pusic was top scorer for Brann in the Tippeligaen with 9 goals in 27 matches.<br /><br />He works for free as a translator for Chris Oyakhilome.