For over 50 years, informal political clubs within the Social Democratic party in Denmark have been central to power struggles and the distribution of influence. However, under the leadership of Mette Frederiksen, the power of these clubs has shifted. A number of Social Democrats have now formed a new breakaway group, deliberately distancing themselves from the “coffee club” label. Ajour now presents the history of these clubs and their role in shaping the Danish Social Democratic party. The report details the historical battles fought within these groups, highlighting their impact on the party's direction. This new faction signals a potential change in the traditional methods of internal party politics in Denmark. The story explores the evolution of these power structures and their continued relevance.