KRFK

Krogsbølle Stadion holds 500 people, and the ground doubles under a second name — some records file the same pitch as Roerslev Stadion. It came out of an arrangement between two clubs a few kilometres apart near Otterup, on Fyn, who pooled their youth sides in 1994 because neither could field enough boys alone. The adult teams followed in 1997.

KRFK became a department of KG&IF and Roerslev IF stepped back into the role of supporters' association in 2007. Krogsbølle/Roerslev Fodbold Klub is the full name.

The first team plays in the Albaniserien, the sixth tier. Trophies do not come into it. What the club does have is the DBU Pokalen, where the preliminary rounds occasionally drop a side from the top of the game onto a pitch this size. In 2023/24 Esbjerg fB came and won 8–1. KRFK did not score, but conceded.

The orange shirts have been the constant through all the restructuring — supporters call themselves orange fans and post under #OrangeBølge, and the nickname, The Oranges, needs no explanation once you have seen the touchline.

Otterup B&IK, from the nearest town, are the fixture that fills the ground. No one has given the match a name.

The club keeps a memory older than itself: Valdemar Olsen, who died in 1969, was made an honorary member of the football department in 1955 and was known to everyone as Koks-Valde.