Eiðis Bóltfelag

EB Eiði, completely Eiðis Bóltfelag ( "Ball Club of Eiði " ), abbreviated as EB, is a Faroese handball club based in Eiði on the island Eysturoy. The football department was united in 1993 with ÍF Streymur to EB / Streymur.

  • 3.1 Women's Soccer 3.1.1 Achievements / Records

History

On February 24, 1913 Eiðis Bóltfelag was founded. The first chairman was Olivur Øster, Vice Knut Ellingsgaard, Treasurer Samuel Samuelsen, assessors Ole Olsen and Hans Jacob Joensen. At the meeting it was decided to land the north side of the Isthmus of Eiði, for six crowns to rent on the Molin (á Molini ) a year to play football there.

On October 10, 1914, decided to build a proper football pitch on the Molin. Each member undertook voluntary work for ten days on the course.

1916 a match against ÍF Fuglafjørður was held, each team had nine players. On October 27, 1929, there was a game against KÍ Klaksvík.

On February 23, 1937, decided that women are allowed to use the space when he was not being used.

In 1944 the ladies were left women's handball team from EB. The Board consisted of three women.

In 1962, the rowing club and the Table Tennis Association of Eiði parts of the EB. On April 15, 1962 EB participated in the parade for Flaggtag of the Faroe Islands. Vorneweg marched the rowers below the soccer players, handball players behind them, two women's handball team and finally the scouts came.

On September 16, a new football field was inaugurated on Molin. Present were the Minister Sámal Petersen and the Danish Governor Mogens choice. In the end, said the chairman of the Faroese Sports Federation Ólavur Lambaa and explained that the oldest football player of Eiði, the 80 -year-old Jóhan Hendrik í Andrasstovu to inaugurate the space with an offense. In the evening there was a celebration for 200 people.

In 1969, the Badminton Department of EB was founded. 1973 bought the club a dance hall. 1974, dissolved the rudder department. Instead, originated in 1979 a Bridge Department.

In 1993 the union of the football department with ÍF Streymur the club EB / Streymur to be placed more in league football, The handball section exists, however, continue under the name EB Eiði that women played even until their withdrawal in 1998 under that name in the first football league.

EB 2005 had seven handball teams in the league.

Handball

Already in 1947, managed the women's team of EB Eiði the first and only championship in handball. 2012 men reached the second place in Group 2 of the third division, the women, however, presented no team.

Achievements

Football

The Lords of EB Eiði participated in the first two sweeps of the Faroese football championship. 1942 failed the team in the first round with 2:5 and 1:3 at KÍ Klaksvík, 1943, the first round in the East was completed in a group stage with KÍ Klaksvík and HB Tórshavn finished last with zero points. Otherwise EB played more than second-rate. 1992 occupied EB Eiði as promoted last place in the second division, on the other hand ÍF Streymur played in the third division and was behind B68 Toftir II and NSÍ Runavík II of third parties. However, since relegation from the first team NSÍ to the second division, this legitimate Streymur to Ascension. To be placed more in league football, on January 23, 1993, the Association for the club EB / Streymur, which took the place of ÍF Streymur in the second division.

Women's Soccer

The women's team played as a founding member of EB 14 times in the first Deild. In the season premiere directly managed second place in Group B, in the next few years was the team to a last place in 1990 regularly in mid-table. 1994 EB concluded the season in last place off and escaped relegation only through an increase in the league. During the 1999 season, she withdrew from the league. The successor club EB / Streymur managed in 2000 for the first time made ​​it into the major league.

Achievements / records

  • Erstligateilnahmen: 1985-1999
  • Best league position: 3rd place (1985, 1986)
  • Biggest home win: 8-0 against SÍ Sumba (8 September 1996), 8-0 against SÍ Sumba (8 September 1997)
  • Heaviest home defeat: 1:8 against HB Tórshavn (30 August 1998)
  • Biggest away win: 9-0 against GÍ Gøta II ( 1985)
  • Heaviest away defeat: 0-8 against KÍ Klaksvík (11 September 1994), 1:9 against B36 Tórshavn (9 August 1995)
  • Torreichstes game: B36 Tórshavn -EB Eiði 9:1 (9 August 1995)
  • All time standings: 7th place

Notes / References

  • Eiði
  • Eysturoy
  • Faroese handball club
  • Former Faroese football club
  • Women's Soccer
  • Established in 1913
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