Halmstads BK - Supporters

Supporters

Halmstads BKs main supporter group is BollKlubben Support, it was earlier known as Kvastarna (eng: The Brooms), and where created in 1995, they are located in the center of the no seat section on Örjans Vall during the home games.

Halmstads BK have an average of 4000-6000 spectators when playing home, when playing teams like Djurgårdens IF, IFK Göteborg or Malmö FF then audience can rise to 8000-10000 people, however much because of the away supporters.

Prior to the 2009 season Kvastarna where dissolved and a new supporter group where created, named BollKlubben Support.

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