Fan Club Barça Polska

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Fan Club Barça Polska - the association, the first Polish penya Catalan club FC Barcelona.

The association was registered on September 12, 2005. On July 14, 2006, the board of the Catalan Duma registered a fan club as the number 1782. The goals of the association were to promote FC Barcelona, ​​to consolidate its supporters, to spread knowledge about the city of Barcelona and the Catalonia region, and to support the people and organizations that undertake such activities. Penya organizes the Polish culé and organizes trips for team matches at Camp Nou.

FCBP helped organize the charity match of the veteran FC Barcelona team (Agrupació Barça Veterans) with the team of Polish stars. The meeting was held in Gdynia on June 30, 2007, and the proceeds from it were intended for the construction of a social welfare house in Kobylnica.

The activity of Polish fans at Barcelona matches was recorded by the Catalan press "Sport" and "El Mundo Deportivo" and the official website of the club.

Currently the Catalan club has 1462 penyes in the world. The Polish association has 1349 members.



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