List of Boldklubben Frem seasons

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Frem's last Danish championship winning squad in the 1943-44 season. Standing, l-r: Axel Rasmussen (masseur), Svend Frederiksen, Johannes Ploger, Kaj Christiansen, Leo Nielsen, John Hansen, Walther Christensen, and Pauli Jorgensen (coach) Sitting, l-r: Helmuth Sobirk, Hans Colberg, Egon Sorensen (goalkeeper), Leo Christiansen, Erling Sorensen, and Knud Larsen. Frem 1944.jpg
Frem's last Danish championship winning squad in the 1943–44 season. Standing, l-r: Axel Rasmussen (masseur), Svend Frederiksen, Johannes Pløger, Kaj Christiansen, Leo Nielsen, John Hansen, Walther Christensen, and Pauli Jørgensen (coach) Sitting, l-r: Helmuth Søbirk, Hans Colberg, Egon Sørensen (goalkeeper), Leo Christiansen, Erling Sørensen, and Knud Larsen.

Season by season results for Boldklubben Frem.

Domestic results

1880s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1889-90I Football Tournament [3] 5thN/A

1890s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1890-91I Football Tournament 4thN/A
1891-92I Football Tournament 4th
1892-93I Football Tournament 3rd
1893-94I Football Tournament 3rd
1894-95I Football Tournament 3rd
1895-96Did not participate
1896-97I Football Tournament 5thN/A
1897-98I Football Tournament 4th
1898-99I Football Tournament 2nd-4th
1899-1900I Football Tournament 3rd

1900s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1900-01I Football Tournament 2ndN/A
1901-02I Football Tournament 1stUnofficial Danish Champions
1902-03I Football Tournament 2nd
The tournament is now organized by the Copenhagen FA – winners can no longer be considered Danish Champions
1903-04ICopenhagen A [4] 1stCopenhagen ChampionsN/A
1904-05ICopenhagen A4th
1905-06ICopenhagen A2nd
1906-07ICopenhagen A5th
1907-08ICopenhagen A2nd
1908-09ICopenhagen A3rd
1909-10ICopenhagen A2nd

1910s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1910-11ICopenhagen A2nd1st roundN/A
Frem, AB, B 93 and KB created their own piracy league and cup tournaments for the five-month-long season of 1911
1911I Baneklubberne 3rd Baneklubberne Cup Winners WinnersN/A
1912ICopenhagen A3rd Frem joined Stævnet 1st round
National playoffs are introduced – the winners are considered official Danish Champions
1912-13ICopenhagen A3rdDNQRunners-upN/A
1913-14ICopenhagen A3rdDNQQ/F
1914-15ICopenhagen A4thNo national playoffs due to World War I Q/F
1915-16ICopenhagen A4thDNQ1st round
1916-17ICopenhagen A5thDNQQ/F
1917-18ICopenhagen A2ndDNQRunners-up
1918-19ICopenhagen A4thDNQRunners-up
1919-20ICopenhagen A5thDNQS/F

1920s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1920-21ICopenhagen A5thDNQQ/FN/A
1921-22ICopenhagen A2ndDNQRunners-up
1922-23ICopenhagen A1stWinners Danish Champions
1923-24ICopenhagen A5thDNQRunners-up
1924-25ICopenhagen A5thDNQ Copenhagen Cup Winners Winners
1925-26ICopenhagen A3rdDNQS/F
1926-27ICopenhagen A4thDNQ Copenhagen Cup Winners Winners
1927-28I Danmarksturneringen 1st1stTournament annulled [5] Q/F
1928-29I Danmarksturneringen 1st4thQ/F
One nationwide league is introduced and playoffs are abandoned
1929-30I Mesterskabsserien 2ndRunners-upN/A

1930s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1930-31I Mesterskabsserien 1st Danish Champions S/FN/A
1931-32I Mesterskabsserien 5thQ/F
1932-33I Mesterskabsserien 1st Danish Champions Q/F
1933-34I Mesterskabsserien 3rdRunners-up
1934-35I Mesterskabsserien 2ndS/F
1935-36I Mesterskabsserien 1st Danish Champions S/F
1936-37I Mesterskabsserien 2nd Pauli Jørgensen 19
1937-38I Mesterskabsserien 2nd Copenhagen Cup Winners WinnersKnud Larsen16
1938-39I Mesterskabsserien 5thRunners-up
1939-40I Mesterskabsserien 5th Copenhagen Cup Winners Winners

1940s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
Due to World War II the system with regional leagues and national playoffs was re-introduced between 1940 and 1945
1940-41I Danmarksturneringen 1stWinners Danish Champions Johannes Pløger 11
1941-42I Danmarksturneringen 1stQ/F Johannes Pløger 15
1942-43I Danmarksturneringen 4thQ/F Copenhagen Cup Winners Winners Kaj Christiansen 9
1943-44I Danmarksturneringen 4thWinners Danish Champions Runners-up Kaj Christiansen 15
1944-45I Danmarksturneringen 4thS/F John Hansen 11
1945-46I 1. Division 4th Copenhagen Cup Winners Winners Kaj Christiansen 9
1946-47I 1. Division 7th John Hansen 12
1947-48I 1. Division 2nd John Hansen 20
1948-49I 1. Division 8th Hansen/Bengtsson8
1949-50I 1. Division 6thBendt Jørgensen6

1950s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1950-51I 1. Division 6th Henning Jensen 6
1951-52I 1. Division 7th Henning Jensen 6
1952-53I 1. Division 8thIb Bengtsson5
1953-54I 1. Division 4th Henning Jensen 9
The nationwide Danish Cup is introduced
1954-55I 1. Division 3rd5th round Henning Jensen 17
1955-56I 1. Division 7th Cup Winners Winners Henning Jensen 5
1956-57I 1. Division 3rdS/F Søren Andersen 27
1958I 1. Division 2nd4th round John Hansen 22
1959I 1. Division 8th4th round Søren Andersen 15

1960s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCup [1] Top scorer [2]
1960I 1. Division 12th Relegated Q/F Andersen/Poulsen8
1961II 2. Division 4thS/FHenning Petersen9
1962II 2. Division 5th2nd round Leif Nielsen 10
1963II 2. Division 1st Promoted S/F Leif Nielsen 14
1964I 1. Division 9th3rd round Leif Nielsen 8
1965I 1. Division 4th4th round Leif Nielsen 9
1966I 1. Division 2ndQ/F Leif Nielsen 9
1967I 1. Division 2nd4th round Leif Nielsen 15
1968I 1. Division 3rdQ/F Henning Hansen 13
1969I 1. Division 9thRunners-up Jan B. Poulsen 10

1970s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCupTop scorer [2]
1970I 1. Division 6th4th round Ole Mørch 10
1971I 1. Division 3rdRunners-up Jørn Jeppesen 9
1972I 1. Division 7thS/F Jørn Jeppesen 11
1973I 1. Division 10th3rd round Jørn Jeppesen 12
1974I 1. Division 7th4th round Jørn Jeppesen 6
1975I 1. Division 11thS/FBrian Juul-Nielsen9
1976I 1. Division 2nd4th round Ole Mørch 12
1977I 1. Division 11th4th round Ole Mørch 13
1978I 1. Division 10th Cup Winners WinnersFrank Faber5
1979I 1. Division 7th4th round Lars Larsen 9

1980s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCupTop scorer [2]
1980 I 1. Division 15th Relegated 3rd roundAnders Sundstrup7
1981II 2. Division 4thRunners-up Kim Vilfort 15
1982II 2. Division 1st Promoted 3rd round Kim Vilfort 25
1983 I 1. Division 5th2nd round Kim Vilfort 19
1984 I 1. Division 12thS/F Kim Vilfort 15
1985 I 1. Division 13th Relegated Q/F Kim Vilfort/Bo With8
1986 II 2. Division 3rd3rd roundMichael Lyng15
1987 II 2. Division 4th1st round Søren Lyng 18
1988 II 2. Division 2nd Promoted Q/FMichael Lyng10
1989 I 1. Division 8th3rd round Miklos Molnar 14

1990s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCupTop scorer [2]
1990 I 1. Division 5th3rd round Søren Lyng 13
1991 I Superligaen 4th4th round Søren Lyng 5
1991-92 I I Superligaen 6th4th round Lars Brøgger 8
1991-92 II I Superligaen 3rd Jasar/Thøgersen 5
1992-93 I I Superligaen 9th Relegated S/F Dan Eggen 5
1992-93 IIII Kvalifikationsligaen 3rdFolkmann/Strudal 7
1993-94 III 1. Division 8th Bankruptcy and demotion 4th roundChristian Clem6
1994IVDenmark Series Pool 23rdKenny Sørensen15
1995IVDenmark Series Pool 23rd Promoted 3rd roundKenny Sørensen12
1995-96 IIIII 2. Division (East) 3rdKenny Sørensen7
1996-97 IIII 2. Division (East) 4th5th roundCasper Larsen10
1996-97 IIIII 2. Division (East) 1st Promoted Casper Larsen9
1997–98 II 1. Division 9th1st roundCasper Larsen11
1998–99 II 1. Division 9th4th round Kim Kristensen 12
1999–2000 II 1. Division 7th4th round Martin Jeppesen 13

2000s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCupTop scorer [2]
2000–01 II 1. Division 4th 4th round Martin Jeppesen 16
2001–02 II 1. Division 4th 4th round Mirko Selak 20
2002–03 II 1. Division 2nd Promoted 4th round Mirko Selak 18
2003–04 I Superligaen 11th Relegated 5th round Søren Larsen 11
2004–05 II 1. Division 3rd 5th round Mirko Selak 13
2005–06 II 1. Division 10th Q/F Wassim El Banna 13
2006–07 II 1. Division 5th 3rd round Wassim El Banna 14
2007–08 II 1. Division 11thDocked 6 points due to compulsory composition 1st round Tommy Olsen 9
2008–09 II 1. Division 11th 3rd round Søren Weibel 11
2009–10 II 1. Division 15thRelegated and went Bankrupt, demoted to Copenhagen Series. 2nd round Søren Weibel 9

2010s

SeasonTierDivisionPositionPlayoffSignificant EventsCupTop scorer [2]
2010-11V Copenhagen Series 1stPromotedDSQ [6] Simon Sinkjær23
2011-12IV Denmark Series Pool 11stPromoted 2nd round [7] Nicolaj Harms18
2012–13 III 2. Division (East) 7thDNQ [8] Jeppe Østenkær9
2013–14 III 2. Division (East) Pending 2nd round

International results

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

1967–68

1st round
Boldklubben Frem0–1 Flag of Spain.svg Athletic Bilbao
(Report) Arroyo Soccerball shade.svg14'
Attendance: 6,000
Athletic Bilbao Flag of Spain.svg 3–2Boldklubben Frem
Arraiz Soccerball shade.svg19'
Uriarte Soccerball shade.svg49'
Arieta Soccerball shade.svg77'		 (Report) Nielsen Soccerball shade.svg20'
Printzlau Soccerball shade.svg56'
Attendance: 30,000
Referee: Jennings (ENG)

Athletic Bilbao won 4-2 on aggregate

UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

1969–70

1st round
Boldklubben Frem2–1 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg FC St. Gallen
Hansen Soccerball shade.svg22'Soccerball shade.svg35' (Report) Nafziger Soccerball shade.svg16'
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Curt Liedberg (SWE)
FC St. Gallen Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg 1–0Boldklubben Frem
Cornioley Soccerball shade.svg54' (Report)
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Janus Birroczky (HUN)

St. Gallen 2-2 Frem on aggregate. St. Gallen won on away goals.

Contents

1978–79

1st round
Boldklubben Frem2–0 Flag of France.svg AS Nancy-Lorraine
Jan Jacobsen Soccerball shade.svg28'
Per Hester Hansen Soccerball shade.svg81'		 (Report)
Attendance: 1,136
Referee: Malcolm Moffatt (NIR)
AS Nancy-Lorraine Flag of France.svg 4–0Boldklubben Frem
Carlos Curbelo Soccerball shade.svg2'
Philippe Jeannol Soccerball shade.svg70'Soccerball shade.svg77'
Bernard Zénier Soccerball shade.svg86'		 (Report)
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Joaquim Inacio de Almeida (POR)

AS Nancy-Lorraine won 4-2 on aggregate.

UEFA Cup

1972–73

1st round
FC Sochaux Flag of France.svg 1–3Boldklubben Frem
Lechantre Soccerball shade.svg7' (Report) Mortensen Soccerball shade.svg39'
Ahlberg Soccerball shade.svg54'
Mørch Soccerball shade.svg62'
Attendance: 6,452
Referee: Antoine Queudeville (LUX)
Boldklubben Frem2–1 Flag of France.svg FC Sochaux
Madsen Soccerball shade.svg16'
Mørch Soccerball shade.svg68'		 (Report) Pirrin Soccerball shade.svg86'
Attendance: 1,919
Referee: Ronald Jones (WAL)

Boldklubben Frem won 5-2 on aggregate.

2nd round
Boldklubben Frem0–5 Flag of the Netherlands.svg FC Twente
(Report) Jeuring Soccerball shade.svg1'Soccerball shade.svg7'Soccerball shade.svg55'Soccerball shade.svg60'
Achterberg Soccerball shade.svg83'
Attendance: 3,566
Referee: Henry Øberg (NOR)
FC Twente Flag of the Netherlands.svg 4–0 [9] Boldklubben Frem
van der Vall Soccerball shade.svg1'
Jeuring Soccerball shade.svg25'Soccerball shade.svg45'
van der Kerkhof Soccerball shade.svg64'		 (Report)
Attendance: 9,555
Referee: Ove Dahlberg (SWE)

Twente won 9-0 on aggregate.

1977–78

1st round
Boldklubben Frem0–2 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Grasshoppers
(Report) Rudolf Elsener Soccerball shade.svg33'
Becker Soccerball shade.svg39'
Attendance: 1,956
Grasshoppers Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg 6–1Boldklubben Frem
Meyer Soccerball shade.svg8'Soccerball shade.svg70'
Becker Soccerball shade.svg40'
Rudolf Elsener Soccerball shade.svg58'
Raimondo Ponte Soccerball shade.svg82'Soccerball shade.svg83'		 (Report) Jørn Mikkelsen Soccerball shade.svg44'
Attendance: 3,500
Referee: Horst Brummeier (AUT)

Grasshoppers won 8-1 on aggregate.

1992–93

1st round
Neuchâtel Xamax Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg 2–2Boldklubben Frem
Beat Sutter Soccerball shade.svg51'
Manfredo Soccerball shade.svg52'		 (Report) Kim Mikkelsen Soccerball shade.svg17'
Stéphane Henchoz Soccerball shade gold.svg 22' (o.g.)
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Marc Batta (FRA)
Boldklubben Frem4–1 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Neuchâtel Xamax
Haren Soccerball shade.svg14'Soccerball shade.svg32'
Henrik Imre Jensen Soccerball shade.svg16' (pen.)
Thøgersen Soccerball shade.svg53'		 (Report) Manfredo Soccerball shade.svg24'
Attendance: 3,476
Referee: Marnix Sandra (BEL)

Boldklubben Frem won 6-3 on aggregate.

2nd round
Boldklubben Frem0–1 Flag of Spain.svg Real Zaragoza
(Report) Gustavo Poyet Soccerball shade.svg12'
Attendance: 2,852
Real Zaragoza Flag of Spain.svg 5–1Boldklubben Frem
Dorin Mateuţ Soccerball shade.svg8'Soccerball shade.svg39'Soccerball shade.svg83'
Manuel Pena Escontbela Soccerball shade.svg40'Soccerball shade.svg67'		 (Report) Søren Colding Soccerball shade.svg74'
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Arturo Martino (SUI)

Real Zaragoza won 6-1 on aggregate.

Footnotes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 From 1910-1954 Frem participated in the local cup tournament, known as KBU's Pokalturnering, arranged by the Copenhagen Football Association. However in 1911 Frem participated in Baneklubberne Cup. Since 1954 Frem has participated in the nationwide cup tournament known as Landspokalturneringen. This cup is arranged by the Danish Football Association.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 League matches only
  3. ↑ The tournaments played 1889-1904 are no longer considered official by the Danish Football Association, although played under their auspices. The tournaments featured all the best Danish teams of its time.
  4. ↑ The tournaments played 1904-1927 were played under the auspice of the Copenhagen Football Association and the winners are considered official Copenhagen Champions. The tournaments featured all the best Danish teams of its time. In 1913 a national playoff played under the auspice of the Danish FA is introduced the winners are considered official Danish Champions.
  5. ↑ The three top teams of the playoff (B 93, B 1903 and Frem) all finished with six points. No decider for such a situation had been agreed upon on beforehand. The Danish FA wanted to play re-matches between the three teams involved. However this was refused by B 93 and Frem and since B 1903 had no intentions of winning the championship without playing, the Danish FA decided to cancel the Danish Championships of 1928. Rules for future tournaments was later agreed upon.
  6. ↑ Frem was withdrawn from the cup due to their bankruptcy the year before. Their initial opponent Jægersborg was awarded a 3-0 no contest win.
  7. ↑ Being part of the lower league systems, Frem had to win three local qualifying matches, against Stefan(10-0), IF Føroyar(4-2) and Husum(7-2), in order to secure a place in the 1st round of the nationwide cup.
  8. ↑ Still Being part of the lower leagues, Frem had to qualify for the Nationwide Cup. They however lost the first qualifying match against Kastrup 2-0, thus not participating in the 2012-2013 Cup.
  9. ↑ The match was discontinued in the 66th minute, when Frem refused to continue due to fog.

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