Affiliation ID | 2309 |
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Full name | Kjøbenhavns Boldklub |
Short name | KB |
Place | København (DEN) |
Sports | FBL/TEN |
Notes | Founded 1876. Merged with B 1903 to F.C. København on 1 July 1992. |
Jørgen Arenholt | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1912 |
Steen Steensen Blicher | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1920 |
Elsebeth Brehm | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1920—1924 |
Svend Aage Castella | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1912 |
Leo Dannin | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1920 |
Ludwig Drescher | DEN | FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 1908—1912 |
Parmo Ferslev | DEN | FBL | 1906 | 1906 |
Ove Frederiksen | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1912 |
Poul Graae | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1920 |
Amory Hansen | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1920 |
Jørgen Hansen | DEN | FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 1948—1952 |
Henning Helbrandt | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1960 |
Vagn Ingerslev | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1912 |
Knud Blak Jensen | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1952 |
Jørgen Johansen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1952 |
Bent Krog | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1960 |
Erik Larsen | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1912 |
Ivar Lykke | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1912—1920 |
Einar Middelboe | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1908 |
Kristian Middelboe | DEN | FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 1908—1920 |
Nils Middelboe | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1908—1920 |
Christian Morville | DEN | FBL | Non-starter | 1912 |
Eigil Nielsen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1948 |
Oscar Nielsen | DEN | FBL | Olympics/1906 | 1906—1912 |
Poul Nielsen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1912 |
Alf Olsen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1920 |
Dion Ørnvold | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1948 |
Flemming Pedersen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1972 |
Peder Pedersen | DEN | FBL | 1906 | 1906 |
Axel Pilmark | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1948 |
Bjørn Rasmussen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1908 |
Leif Rovsing | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1912 |
Tine Scheuer-Larsen | DEN | TEN | Olympics/Non-Medal | 1984—1988 |
Jørn Sørensen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1960 |
Bjørn Thalbitzer | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1924 |
Einer Ulrich | DEN | TEN | Olympics | 1924 |
Vilhelm Wolfhagen | DEN | FBL | Olympics | 1908—1912 |