Torden FK

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Torden FK (163489)
Managed by Maggsy
Club information
Full nameTorden Fotballklubb
Short nameTFK
NicknameNyhøyden Boys
Location Hedmark,  Norge
Founded1 march 2004 (20 years ago)
StadiumNyhøyden Idrettspark (80 106 seats)
Team colours
Home: Dark yellow      Black     
Away: Dark green      Black      Home kit
Prize shelf


Torden FK (often referred to as TFK) is a Norwegian hattrick club formed 01.03.2004, playing on level four in Norway. The club has won the Norwegian divison five three times and the division six thirteen times. Their best achievement in the National Cup (Norgesmesterskapet) is reaching the forth round, while they’ve also reached the final in the Norwegian Consolation Cup. Their best ever achievement in the league is an eight place in division four.

TFK is one of the oldest clubs still active in Hedmark. They play their home games at Nyhøyden Idrettspark (80 106), only about a kilometer away from their rivals at Nyhøyden Atletiske Sportsklubb.

History

The club was established 01.03.2004 by ht user Maggsy, who came across an article about Hattrick in a Norwegian newspaper. He made it a workers-club with special ties to Nyhøyden, a fictitious area outside Kongsvinger. The clubs name in the very first season was Magnusia FC, before changing to todays name the following season.

Season 11-19: The first years (2004-2007)

TFK (season 17)

The Club, originally formed as Magnusia FC, joined the Norwegian league in season 11. They started in division five and managed to stay there for two seasons before beeing relegated to division six in season 13, only one point away from a safe place. In season 14, the club almost made a clean slate, going through the entire season with thirteen wins, one draw and a goal difference of 76-11. As a result, they were back on level five in what turned out to be another fantastic season and a third place. Players such as Arno Bodineau, Patrycjusz Dobrosz, Ionut Ungureanu, Gunnar Erik Høj Pedersen and Steinar Berntsen are particularly remembered from this team.

In season 16, 17 and 18, the club held the top spots in their division, but then finished six in season 19, leading to a qualification match they lost. Once again, the club had to contend with relegation to division six.

Season 20-33: The roller-coaster-period (2007-2011)

Rune "Lynet" Nilsen scores again

Season 20 to 33 was a tough roller-coaster-period for the club. Since the relegation in season 19, the club needed six seasons before they were finally back in division five. However, they were unable to stay up and the next season once again saw them back on level six. In season 28 TFK were back again in division five, only lasting for two seasons before once again being relegated.

The biggest triumph this period was reaching the fourth round in the Norwegian Cup (season 23). Never had they gone this far in the club's 9-year cup history.

Players especially worth mentioning from this period are the two forwards; Rune "Lynet" Nilsen and Kenneth Solberg, who all together scored a total of over 500 goals. The former is still the only player to have scored 6 goals in the same match. An achievement he accomplished twice.

Season 34-68: Ten years of absence (2011-2021)

Season 34 to 68 (2011 to 2021) must be seen as the club's absolute zero point. A few random training matches were organized during this period, but particularly from 2013 the activity was at a minimum with only one training match organized during eight years(!). It says a lot about the lack of interest in the period. However, manager "Maggsy" always remembered to log into hattrick regularly, making sure the team never got kicked out of the system.

During this long dark period, the team managed to stay in division five for a few seasons, before an eternal roller coaster journey sent them up and down division five and six. Season 41, in particular, stands out as a disastrously horrible season for TFK. The team finished last in division six with only a point. All in all that season, they went a total of fourteen games without winning - a club record still standing in a negative sense.

Memorable TFK-players from this period are Gonzalo Ribeiro and Mohammed "Brosjan" Roshan. Ribeiro still holds the record for most league- and cup games (428) and is the only player ever to receive the gold watch (more than 400 league- and cup games). He also scored a total of 187 league goals during his period at the club. Bangladeshian forward Mohammed "Brorsan" Roshan, scored a total of 143 goals in his TFK-period and would later also bring home three league trophies as the clubs manager in season 70, 71 and 72.

Season 69-74: The comeback years (2021-2024)

Dorus Bras lifts TFKs first ever international trophy (season 70)

21st of january 2022 proved to be an important day for the club. After over ten years of inactivity, the manager returned. Almost NOK 200 million was waiting in the bank, and a long-term course was staked out for the club. The new team was built up slowly, focusing on the 3-5-2 system and midfield. A new long-term goal was also set: A maximum of five seasons before reaching level 4 for the first time. The whole squad was almost replaced and legend Mohammed "Brosjan" Roshan took over as manager. Towards the middle of season 69, TFK climbed from last place to third place, and the following season, season 70, saw them winning all games, securing a promotion to the division V. In addition, the club won its first ever international title, in a play-off with 64 teams from around the world. A huge moment for the club.

Season 71 started as expected. The club won some matches and lost some, but then towards the middle and especially the end of the season, TFK puts in a fierce final sprint that takes them from a fourth place and into a second place before the last game. In the final round of the series, TFK climb to the top of the division and achieve their best season ever, winning division V for the frist time.

In season 72, the club once again won the division, but unfortunately lost the play-off. In the upcoming season, they ended up second, before finally securing a direct promotion place, after a tremendous season 74 with fourteen out of fourteen wins and a total of 42 points. The goal of reaching level four within five seasons was accomplished!

Season 75 --> A new time (2024 -->)

In season 75, TFK made their debut on the Norwegian level four (IV.6). After an okay start with two draws in two games, a negative streak evolved as only one point was collected in ten games. When the luck finally turned, it was already too late and a relegation was inevitable. In the Consolation Cup, however, TFK made a fantastic journey reaching the final. Even though they lost, this was the biggest achievement in the clubs history so far!

Stadium

Nyhøyden Idrettspark, season 74

Torden FKs stadium is Nyhøyden Idrettspark. It has been the team's home ground since it opened in 2004 and has gradually developed over time in both size and shape. From the first stands stood ready with a capacity of 10 000 to today's capacity of 80 106 covered by the new enormous iconic glass roof from 2022.

With its own supporter's lounge, supporter's bar, VIP lodges, underground parking, swimming pool and gym, it can offer most things. The few times a year football is not played, it also features other cultural events.

The record attendance is 74 754, and was set at 30.09.2023 in the league game between TFK and FK Cocio.

Nyhøyden Idrettspark
Nickname "Parken"
Construction year 2004
Capacity 80 106
Record 74 754



Development of visitor numbers

Season Level Sold out Spectators Average
75 4 0 248 384 35 483
74 5 0 384 087 54 870
73 5 0 337 902 48 272
72 5 - -
71 5 - -
70 6 - -
69 6 - -
68 5 - -
67 6 - -
66 5 - -
65 6 - -


Crest and colours

Crest

The club crest concists of a square shaped escutcheon surrounded by a black and yellow scarf at the top and a yellow ribbon with the clubs moto, 'Per Aspera Ad Astra', at the bottom. Inside the escutcheon, a red sun arise from a blue river illustrating "Glomma". The clubs foundation year surrounds the top of the sun, while the letters 'T F K' fills the central vertical line of the escutcheon. The white Fleur-de-lis from the Nyhøyden city coat of arms is depicted at the bottom of the escutcheon, together with the four white cornerstones descending from the same coat of arms.

The yellow and black colours of the crest represents the club colours, while the red and blue colours originates from the Nyhøyden-flag and the Nyhøyden city coat of arms.

During the years, the logo has varied in forms, colours and shapes:

Colours

Although the club played in red and a white kits during their first season (11), the club colours of Torden FK are yellow and black. Traditionally this has featured dark yellow and black vertical hoops accompanied by dark yellow shorts and socks with black turn-downs.

Up until season 26, the kits saw a more pale yellow colour while the black colour often featured in only two hoops on the sides or one on each sleeves. This all changed from season 26 when todays dark yellow was applied and the number of black hoops varied from three to four in addition to the one on the sleeves. The implementation of the Nyhøyden-flagg at the neck, was done in season 69 as an homage to their local roots at Nyhøyden.

The predominant colours worn on the away shirts has taken inspiration from the Nyhøyden-flag, with dark green and black vertical hoops, dark green shorts and often dark green and black hooped socks.

As the Match Kit Designer wasn't born until late 2008, the black and yellow jerseys was worn for the first time on 27 December 2008 (season 26) in a match against Glufsa Kameratene. Prior to this, the jerseys were designed by manager Maggsy in the graphic programme Paint, but not shown in the actuall game engine itself.

Selection of TFK home kits through history
Season 11
Season 12-16
Season 17-18
Season 19-20
Season 21-25
Season 26
Season 27-30
Season 31-37
Season 38-68
Season 69-72
Present

Sponsors

Season Kit Supplier Shirt Sponsor
12-16 - Motorola
17-20 Kappa Siemens Mobile
21-25 Nike Sterling
26 Nike Hewlett Packard
27-30 Nike KIA
31-37 Nike -
38-68 Nike KIA
69-72 Puma Carling
73-present Hummel Pepsi

Seasons

Season Division Position National Cup
(Main)
Challenger Cup
(Smaragd)
Challenger Cup
(Rubin)
Challenger Cup
(Safir)
Consolation Cup
(Trøstecup)
Notes Trophies
76 - - - - - - - Not yet started -
75 IV.6 8th 2nd round - 1st round - Runners-up Relegated to level 5 -
74 V.81 1st 2nd round - 4th round - - Promoted to level 4
73 V.81 2nd 2nd round - 5th round - - - -
72 V.81 1st 2nd round - 1st round - 4th round Lost promotion qualification
71 V.81 1st 3rd round - - 1st round - Lost promotion qualification
70 VI.333 1st 1st round 4th round - - - Promoted to level 5
(Won Michael WW Tournament)
69 VI.333 3rd 1st round 1st round - - 1st round - -
68 V.248 7th 1st round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
67 VI.633 1st 1st round - - - - Promoted to level 5
66 V.206 5th 1st round - - - - Lost relegation qualification
Relegated to level 6
-
65 V.206 5th 1st round - - - - - -
64 V.206 4th 2nd round - - - - - -
63 V.206 5th 1st round - - - - - -
62 V.206 5th 1st round - - - - - -
61 V.206 5th 2nd round - - - - - -
60 V.206 5th 1st round - - - - - -
59 V.206 6th 2nd round - - - - - -
58 VI.284 1st 1st round - - - - Promoted to level 5
57 VI.284 2nd 1st round - - - - - -
56 VI.284 3rd 1st round - - - - - -
55 VI.284 7th 1st round - - - - - -
54 V.83 8th 1st round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
53 VI.284 1st 1st round - - - - Won promotion qualification
Promoted to level 5
52 V.11 7th 1st round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
51 VI.58 1st 2nd round - - - - Promoted to level 5
50 V.210 7th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
49 V.210 4th 4th round - - - - - -
48 V.210 3rd 4th round - - - - - -
47 V.210 4th 3rd round - - - - - -
46 V.210 5th 3rd round - - - - - -
45 V.210 5th 4th round - - - - - -
44 V.210 5th 2nd round - - - - - -
43 V.210 3rd 2nd round - - - - - -
42 VI.527 1st 1st round - - - - Promoted to level 5
41 V.229 8th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
40 VI.607 1st 2nd round - - - - Promoted to level 5
39 V.11 8th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
38 V.11 5th 3rd round - - - - - -
37 V.11 4th 4th round - - - - - -
36 VI.40 1st 4th round - - - - Promoted to level 5
35 V.92 8th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
34 VI.47 1st 3rd round - - - - Promoted to level 5
33 VI.47 2nd 4th round - - - - - -
32 VI.47 1st 2nd round - - - - Lost promotion qualification
31 VI.47 4th 2nd round - - - - - -
30 VI.47 3rd 3rd round - - - - - -
29 V.73 7th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
28 V.73 5th 4th round - - - - - -
27 VI.867 1st 4th round - - - - Promoted to level 5
26 V.59 8th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
25 VI.361 1st 2nd round - - - - Promoted to level 5
24 VI.361 2nd 2nd round - - - - - -
23 VI.361 4th 4th round - - - - - -
22 VI.361 2nd 2nd round - - - - - -
21 VI.361 4th 1st round - - - - - -
20 VI.361 2nd 2nd round - - - - - -
19 V.150 6th 3rd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
18 V.150 3rd 3rd round - - - - - -
17 V.150 3rd 3rd round - - - - - -
16 V.150 4th 3rd round - - - - - -
15 V.150 3rd 3rd round - - - - - -
14 VI.798 1st 3rd round - - - - Promoted to level 5
13 V.81 7th 2nd round - - - - Relegated to level 6 -
12 V.81 5th 3rd round - - - - - -
11 V.81 6th 1st round - - - - - -

Club

Records

Overall records

  • Most games: Gonzalo Ribeiro , 429 games (S40-65)
  • Most goals: Unknown
  • Most hattricks: Unknown
  • Most goals in a game: Unknown
  • Most goals in a season: Unknown
  • Biggest win: 12-0 (4 times)
  • Biggest loss: 0-11 (18.08.2010 vs BayernSheffieldUnited & 17.04.2021 vs Arna Idrettslag_)
  • Most expensive player bought: Joona Poskiparta Finland, 67,5 million NKR (S74)
  • Most expensive player sold: Rachid Peters Curaçao, 46 million NKR (S74)

League records

  • Most league games: Gonzalo Ribeiro, 428 games (S40-65)
  • Most league goals: Rune "Lynet" Nilsen Norway, 307 goals (S15-39)
  • Most league hattricks: Rune "Lynet" Nilsen Norway, 34 hattricks (S15-39)
  • Most goals in a league game: Rune "Lynet" Nilsen Norway, 6 goals (24.02.2007 & 20.03.2010)
  • Most league goals in a season: Gonzalo Ribeiro , 28 goals (S51)
  • Biggest league win: 12-0 (20.03.2010 vs BIL (bodo idrettslag), 24.01.2015 vs Runzah United & 30.05.2015 vs svinets skrytere)
  • Biggest league loss: 0-11 (17.04.2021 vs Arna Idrettslag_) (670770102)

Cup records

  • Most cup games: Unknown
  • Most cup goals: Unknown
  • Most goals in a cup game: Unknown
  • Most cup goals in a season: Unknown
  • Biggest cup win: 12-0 (16.04.2014 vs Kokkoslaget)
  • Biggest cup loss: 0-11 (18.08.2010 vs BayernSheffieldUnited)

Coaches

Present

  • Germany Caspar David Homner (S74-present)

Former coaches

  • Bangladesh Mohammed "Brorsan" Roshan (S69-73)
  • Norway Rune "Lynet" Nilsen (S56-69)
  • ???? ???? (S26-S55)
  • ???? ???? (S23-S26)
  • Norway Steinar Berntsen (S19-S22)
  • Netherlands Stefan Vrooman (S15-S18)
  • Romania Matei Atanasiu (S13-S15)
  • Romania ???? Voinea (S12-S13)
  • Sweden Magnus Silfwerborg (S11)

Honours

Domestic honours

  • Norwegian Divison V
3 times winner (seasons 71, 72, 74)
  • Norwegian Divison IV
13 times winner (seasons 14, 25, 27, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 51, 53, 58, 67, 70)
  • Norwegian Consolation Cup
Runners-up (season 75)

Other

  • Michael WW Tournament
1 time winner (season 70)