FC Helsingør has been fined 35.000 kroner in connection with the AGF match.
The fine was imposed because a small group of Helsingør fans set off Roman candles during the match, and threw objects onto the pitch after the opposing team's players.
Director Janus Kyhl urges the fans to think twice:
We accept the ruling, and take note of it. In this connection, I would like to strongly appeal to our fans not to do these things. We are still a club that counts every penny, so these fines can have quite a big impact on our finances, especially in the case of repeat offenses.
Therefore, going forward, we will also crack down hard on the use of pyrotechnics, and people who throw things onto the pitch. If anyone is caught doing these things, they will receive a one-year ban from Helsingør Stadium, and I would like to emphasize that we from the club side find this form of behavior totally unacceptable. I would like to urge people to think about how much they actually support the club when their behavior can end up having quite serious consequences for FC Helsingør.
However, I would also like to emphasize that we are still very happy with the support we have throughout the town, and that we are only talking about a very small minority of fans who are unable to behave properly. We have been quite satisfied with the conduct of the matches, which in general have taken place in calm and orderly fashion, and we will work purposefully to ensure that it continues to be that way going forward.
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