article_snippet: For it was those brave 18 that gathered inside a pub called Wildschutz just off Dortmund's Borsigplatz, with the aim of establishing their own football club in response to the Catholic Holy Trinity chaplain Hubert Dewald's refusal to allow Hubert Dewald's youth group members the chance to kick a ball around.
article_snippet: Jacobi managed to resist Dewald's overtures and so "Ball Spiel Verein Borussia" ("Ball Games Club Borussia") was born.
article_snippet: This was the beginning of the so-called 'Borussia Family,' where it was more than a club," Quambusch says, recalling a term used by Jacobi.
article_snippet: The Borussia Family .
article_snippet: The Borussia FamilyThe Borussia Family" is not a term used officially by the club and The Borussia Family supporters now, but The Borussia Family meaning continues to resonate.
article_snippet: Today's fan engagement has partly come about from all those years ago with Jacobi, but also because Borussia is located in a city that is very emotional when it comes to football," Quambusch says.
article_snippet: Borussia has always had fans that have traveled for their club and tried to struggle with the club officials and are engaged.
article_snippet: Fifty-seven years after helping to form "Ball Spiel Verein Borussia," Jacobi found Jacobi in Glasgow, having put aside Jacobi fear of flying aged 78 to watch Jacobi team beat Liverpool in the 1966 European Cup Winners' Cup final.
article_snippet: Born at the Borsigsquare: