The year since the last general meeting feels, from a sporting perspective, like two different realities. We started as a major force in Danish football and ended somewhere that smells of the 1990s.

This summer, we were in a sporting position where things could hardly have been better on both the women’s and men’s sides. The women’s team kept rolling and secured the club’s first promotion, culminating at Parken in front of 18,096 spectators – a new record for a Danish women’s club match. 

With support and input from FCKFC and Sektion 12, the club is launching a new initiative, the Fan Committee, which will actively involve fans in the development of new initiatives, the framework of the stands, and the overall experience at Parken.

The Fan Committee is a permanent body based on a shared desire to move closer together, and its members will, among other things, contribute feedback and perspectives on concepts and ideas.

One of the first tasks for the new Fan Committee will be to provide input for the club’s ongoing work on a forthcoming fan strategy.