Misplaced Pages

#426573

23-645: Carlsberg Cup may refer to: Carlsberg Cup (Danish football tournament) , the Danish association football tournament, using the sponsor name Carlsberg Cup between 1983 and 1986; see Spillerforeningen Carlsberg Cup (Northern Ireland) , a defunct football tournament in Northern Ireland Lunar New Year Cup , the Hong Kong association football tournament previously known as Carlsberg Cup Taça da Liga ,

46-488: A member of the players' association, beginning from 1983. The goal was to include all league club players, including those from non-professional clubs. Each club had paid the DKK 700 (as of 1982) membership fee to the players' association, but from 1983, each player would pay an expected DKK 50 membership fee individually. Additionally, a nine-point manifesto was created on 3 February 1982 at an inaugural board meeting addressing how

69-757: A secretariat located in Pilestræde in Copenhagen was established. The association offered active support to the Belgian footballer Jean-Marc Bosman , who had filed a lawsuit that led to the Bosman ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union in 1995. Initially only meant to have male players as members, in 2001, the membership was extended to female players in the top flight league and professionals playing abroad. In 2022,

92-523: Is also a member of Danske Elitesportsudøveres Forening (DEF). The annual Danish Football Player of the Year Award for both men and women is awarded in a collaboration between the Danish Football Association (DBU) and Spillerforeningen. The footballers' association was established on 19 May 1977 at the initiative of Torsten Andersen, who was also elected its first chairman . Another of

115-550: Is controlled by the DBU. As of June 2021 , the teams consist of: The DBU awards the best national team players each year, with an award to the best senior team player, as well as the best player in three of the DBU's six national youth teams. Since 1963, the DBU has awarded the Danish Player of the Year in a vote amongst the Danish players. In the time of amateur football, only players in

138-481: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Spillerforeningen The association has been a part of the international players' union FIFPRO since 1993. On 18 June 2004, the association became a member of Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO), which on 1 January 2019 was replaced by the Danish Trade Union Confederation (FH). SPFO

161-536: Is four, by Brian Laudrup (1989, 1992, 1995, and 1997). The Young Players of the Year Awards on the other hand are sponsored by Arla Foods , the awards were initially known as Mælkens talentpriser (the Milk Talent Awards) in order to promote the line of dairy products of the company then known as MD Foods. DBU found new sponsor DONG (later DONG Energy), an oil company, in 2004 but Arla went on to sponsor

184-450: Is the governing body of football in Denmark . It is the organization of Danish football clubs and runs the professional Danish football leagues, alongside the men's and women's national teams. Based in the city of Brøndby , it is a founding member of both FIFA and UEFA . The DBU has also been the governing body of futsal in Denmark since 2008. The DBU was founded on 18 May 1889 and

207-404: The 1980 general meeting took place due to a split among the board members. While footballer Henning Munk Jensen suggested the association lacked support from both players and clubs, two other board members, Jørgen Lorentzen and Klaus Goeg, advocated for the association's continuation due to a notably positive sentiment towards it with more than 30 clubs having paid for their players' membership in

230-687: The Danish FA, moving towards a more of a trade union character, similar to the Players' Association in Spain . Initially, each league club was a member of the players' association, making the players on the club's roster a member indirectly, which meant that the union could not keep track of each player. At the general assembly meeting held in Vejle on 25 January 1982, it was decided to transition to an individual player membership structure instead of each league club being

253-608: The Portuguese association football tournament, using the sponsor name Carlsberg Cup from 2007 until 2010 Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Carlsberg Cup . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Carlsberg_Cup&oldid=1221189778 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

SECTION 10

#1732855937427

276-528: The association in 1979. In the first couple of years following the foundation, the main agenda item at general meetings were whether the chairmain should receive a telephone subsidy of DKK 3-400. The Players' Association got its chairman represented in the Danish Football Association 's contract player committee. Initially, the association did not receive any funds from the Tipstjenesten , and

299-479: The association's founders were Jørgen Lorentzen. The year prior to the introduction of professional contracts in Denmark, the captains of the league clubs held a meeting on 1 May 1977 at KB's facilities in Frederiksberg with the intention of forming a players' association. The association faced renewed dissolution threats in its first couple of years. A heated debate on the association's fate before and during

322-519: The domestic league could achieve the prize, and even after the emergence of paid football in 1978, no players in foreign clubs were eligible for the award. When the award was finally opened to all Danish players, domestic and abroad, in 1983, national team captain Morten Olsen was the first player to win the Player of the Year award taking all Danish players into consideration. The record number of award wins

345-421: The economy of the association did not warrant maintaining a small secretariat. In the early years, the association partook in debates regarding the structure of the Danish Football Association (DBU), the introduction of a Super League, issues surrounding the league national team , etc. After five years, the union would go on to focus more on addressing each player's individual problems in relation to their club or

368-472: The former counties of Denmark : The Faroe Islands and Greenland , which are autonomous territories within Denmark, have their own football associations and are not part of the DBU. Greenland is not a member of FIFA or any continental federation, but the Faroe Islands are a member of both FIFA and UEFA. The Denmark national football teams represents Denmark in international football competitions and

391-420: The match was supposed to be played, but the match was already cancelled. The team then failed to qualify directly to the world cup. A playoff match will decide if the team will qualify to the world cup. After the 2018 FIFA World Cup , the agreement between DBU and the men's national team expired. The negotiations about terms and salary are still ongoing. Currently DBU has selected a squad without any players from

414-462: The number of female members were approximately one hundred. All past chairmen of the Spillerforeningen are listed below. Mads Øland was appointed to the newly created position as executive director in 1997 and served until 2020, hereafter he was replaced by Michael Sahl Hansen . Danish Football Association The Danish Football Union ( Danish : Dansk Boldspil-Union ; abbr. DBU )

437-523: The prize which was renamed Arla's talentpriser (the Arla Talent Awards) in 2005. In 2017, the negotiations regarding terms and salary with the women's national team broke down, causing DBU to cancel the world cup qualification match against Sweden. The team lost the match 3–0 due to forfeit. DBU was handed a fine by the UEFA disciplinary committee. The national team and DBU came to an agreement before

460-457: The union could assist each member; from assisting with missing feriepenge  [ da ] payments, insurance guidance, and unemployment benefit problems. A dispute with Divisionsforeningen regarding the introduction of the new Carlsberg Cup tournament in the summer of 1983 was resolved after a compromise was reached at a meeting in Copenhagen on 13 October 1982. The ambition level

483-421: Was introduced in 1989. In 1988, the association's annual revenue was 61,000 kroner, which changed to over 1 million kroner in 1996. In February 1996, approximately 600 footballers (80 percent) from all league clubs were members, paying between 300 and 800 kroner in membership fees annually. In the top flight league , close to 100 percent were organized in Spillerforeningen. With the help of Sparekassen Bikuben ,

SECTION 20

#1732855937427

506-592: Was lowered and instead the tournament became a preseason training tournament for the autumn season, and winning the tournament would not grant access to a spot in the UEFA Cup tournament. This allowed the players to have the three-week summer break they would have otherwise missed if the tournament had proceeded in its original format. The intervention marked the first time that the Players' Association had achieved results. Spillerforeningen's new magazine, named Indersiden ,

529-401: Was the first national football association outside Great Britain and Ireland. However, it did not register games officially before the 1908 Summer Olympics , meaning that the win in the 1906 Intercalated Olympics tournament was not officially recorded by the DBU. The following is a list of presidents since its creation in 1905. The DBU is separated into six regional associations, based on

#426573