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Revision as of 16:59, 25 February 2011
| Club information | |
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| Full name | GAIS 1894 |
| Manager | Emil-Appelkvist |
| Country |  Sverige
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| Founded | 30/08/1997 |
| Prize shelf |        
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| Ground | Gamla Ullemi, Södermanland (Capacity 71,000) |
| Head coach | Fredrik Colste
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GAIS 1894 for a long time was the oldest active team in Hattrick [1], founded on 30 August 1997 by Emil-Appelkvist.
The team won Serie A in Hattrick's first season under the name of Korpens All Stars. Later on, it was renamed to Appelkvist F.K. and retained that name until the 21st of January 2009 when they were renamed to their current name.
In season 42 the team returned to play in Allsvenskan. The team was rendered BOT in season 44.
