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2 Notable Figures
- Mirsad Fazlagic
- Asim Ferhatovic
- Vahidin Musemic
- Safet Sušic
3 Achievements
- Yugoslavian Cup Runners Up: 2
4 Team Organization
As of the 2003-2004 Season
- President: Faruk Hadžibegic
- Vice President: Nijaz Ferhatovic
- General Manager: Predrag Pašic
- Chief of Staff: Mirsad Alihodžic
- Spokesman: Eldin Bakovic
- Chief of Marketing: Nihad Baljak
- Accounting: Salko Cimic, Darko Sejfert
- Secretary: Sabina Cako
- Economist: Husein Sikira
- Chief of Youth Program: Marko Bilic
- Secretary of Youth Program: Smajo Hadžimahovic
- President of Youth Program: Adnan Džemidžic
- Team Executives: Miloš Djurkovic, Nijaz Ferhatovic, Faruk Hadžibegic, Mirza Kapetanovic, Sefik Lojo, Zoran Lukic, Husref Musemic, Predrag Pašic, Amir Puzic, Anto Rajkovic, Safet Sušic, Mirza Varesanovic, Muhidin Zukic
- Honorary Executives: Ibrahim Biogradlic Miroslav Brozovic, Kemal Hujic, Sefik Lojo, Vaso Radic, Salko Selimovic
- Coach: Husref Musemic
- Assistant Coaches: Sead Jasenkovic, Abdulah Oruc, Edin Prljaca
5 Supporters
The supporters of the team are known as Horde Zla (Hordes of Evil). The team's supporters were historically called Pitari while an individual was, and is still, known as a Pitar. Their rowdyness during the matches of the time provoked accusations of being dangerous. The Horde Zla originated after a game in the late 80's, when several members of the Pitars created a new identity based on a Zagor comic book of the same name. Today, Pitari and Horde Zla are interchangeable.
Supporters of FK Sarajevo come from many parts of the city and country. The older parts of Sarajevo are particularly known as a fan base, as are some traditionally Bosniak neighberhoods (although the team's supporters are not limited to any one religion, and have always included fans from all three of Bosnia and Herzegovina's major ethnicities).
6 External links
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