and protest petitions on the internet. The stadium, Landskrona IP is owned and run by the municipality of Landskrona, and as the protests reached the local municipality politicians, it was decided to keep the natural grass. Top ten home attendances 18,535 vs Degerfors IF at 14 October 1959, qualification for Allsvenskan 17,696 vs Malmö FF at 6 June 1975, Allsvenskan 16,010 vs AIK at 21 October 1962, qualification for Allsvenskan 15,685 vs Sandvikens IF at 10 October 1970, qualification for Allsvenskan 15,514 vs Malmö FF at 6 June 1973, Allsvenskan 15,116 vs Jönköping Södra IF at mid-October 1968, qualification for Allsvenskan 15,114 vs Örgryte IS at 19 October 1958, qualification for Allsvenskan 15,036 vs Malmö FF at 12 September 1971, Allsvenskan 15,015 vs Helsingborg IF at 29 August 1970, Division 2 (second tier) 14,693 vs Malmö FF at 12 September 1974, Allsvenskan After the reconstructions at Landskrona IP in 1990 and 1991, the attendance capacity at the venue was reduced to between 10,000 and 12,000 (depending of several changes at the western end). Top five attendances after 1991 are: 11,902 vs Helsingborg IF at 6 April 2002, Allsvenskan 11,375 vs Malmö FF at 4 August 2003, Allsvenskan 11,036 vs Helsingborg IF at 3 April 2004, Allsvenskan 10,376 vs Helsingborg IF at 24 May 1992, Second tier 10,181 vs AIK at 8 July 2002, Allsvenskan At this event the venue was overcrowded and the police closed the entrance for the terraced stands. The police also removed advertising behind the western goal, in order for more attendees who had paid their ground fee to be able to watch the game. Afterward did the club's chairman at the time apologize to the advertisers – but not to the paying attendees who could not see much. (The temporary western stands from the Helsingborgs IF match had been removed, which explains how 11.902 was not equally overcrowded just three months earlier). Average attendances Chairmen During its first 65 years of existence, the club had a very stable chairmanship. From 1915 until 1980 only three persons had this title, Bror Nilsson, Harry Wibratt and Claes Munck af Rosenschöld (forgetting one single year, 1936, in which Bror Nilsson's brother, Thure had this title). Perhaps sadly, this stability vanished in the 1980s. Between 1981 and 1995, the club had to use no less than 7 chairmen. With the arrival of Kenneth Håkansson a kind of stability returned. Håkansson