the team played. The group of youth coaches therefore began organizing themselves with the aim of getting more supporters to the stadium. The group who later established the fan club got its name from the first team's most dangerous player, the striker Finn Buchardt who has scored 62 goals for AB. In a match against Herlev IF on June 6, 1993, Finn Buchardt scored four goals in the last 15 minutes of the match, meaning that a potential 2–2 draw was turned to a 6–3 victory. The last 15 minutes of a football match were from then on called "Boogie time" with reference to Finn Buchardt, and the group of fans around the youth coaches subsequently called themselves for "Boogie's friends". As more supporters joined, the need for a more formal organization became apparent, and the group held a founding general assembly on August 17, 1995. The general meeting named AB's first fan club AB Forever and appointed Thomas Gram as the fan club's first president. The vision for the fan club was to take distance from violence and to give support to the team in an unconventional way, which were reflected in a variety of humorous songs and a friendly approach to supporting the team. In the following years, the fan club took the initiative to produce and sell merchandise in the form of caps, scarves and T-shirts. However, AB bought the inventory and took over the merchandise sales in 1997. Rivalries AB's supporters are known for their rivalries with the neighboring clubs of Lyngby Boldklub and Brønshøj Boldklub. AB's matches against Brønshøj Boldklub are known as Bog Derbies. A victory in the match gives the winning team the "right" to the nearby bog Utterslev Mose. The Bog Derby has been played 62 times, with 32 wins to AB, 19 draws and 11 wins to Brønshøj, and a goal score of 127–70 in AB's favor. Spectators The table below shows the development of spectators at AB's home matches since the season 1996/1997. Table last updated: 4 August 2022. Management Chairmen The table below is an overview of chairmen of AB's board throughout time. Table last updated: 1 December 2022. CEOs The table below is an overview of CEOs of AB throughout time. Table last updated: 1 December 2022. Notes References External links Akademisk Boldklub Gladsaxe's official website Football clubs in Denmark Association football clubs established in 1889 1889 establishments