While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
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Clear filterWhile our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
Tomorrow sees the annual Leaders in Football conference at Stamford Bridge which attracts bigwigs from major clubs, leagues and football bodies across the world (above: Jack Warner speaks at the event in 2009 – CONCACAF accused Warner of fraudulent behaviour in April 2013). However, one group who won’t be represented is fans, and the event will be worse off for it argues Football Supporters’ Federation Chair Malcolm Clarke…
The Football Supporters’ Federation has teamed up with The Blizzard – The Football Quarterly to offer a prize-winning fantasy football game throughout the 2013/14 season. Entry is totally free using the official Premier League game and there’ll be weekly, monthly and yearly prizes.
Magic of the cup? Jumpers for goalposts? Hhmmm? But enough of that. The FA Cup’s in its earliest qualifying rounds but we’d be surprised if any game sees a better strike than this doozy from ex-Arsenal youth Rene Steer of St Neots Town. Bosh!
In recent weeks we’ve covered the scourge of secondary ticketing agencies forcing fans to pay over-the-odds for tickets, all with the collusion of clubs. But there are other models. Twickets is a “ticket marketplace” that has come to prominence in recent months, we find out more…
The FSF is here to help fans who’ve found themselves in a spot of bother. In this blog Caseworker Amanda Jacks runs through some of the more familiar scenarios and offers a little advice on what to do next…
The Football Supporters’ Federation has teamed up with The Blizzard – The Football Quarterly to offer a prize-winning fantasy football game throughout the 2013/14 season. Entry is totally free using the official Premier League game and there’ll be weekly, monthly and yearly prizes.
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
City Till We Die are a newly-formed group campaigning to protect the historic Hull City AFC identity, representing several independent Hull City supporters’ groups and websites. Here they explain exactly why they’re opposed to owner Assem Allam’s plans to rename the club Hull Tigers…
Plans for Ashton Gate include installing rail seats but Bristol City will not benefit unless the law changes. In an article which first appeared in When Saturday Comes, Joe Sharratt (@fiveinmidfield) explains more…
While our International Ground Guide is undergoing some maintenance, we thought we’d provide our usual service of advice and information for travelling supporters in brief blog form.
In this regular blog photographer Stuart Roy Clarke will explain the thinking behind his best Homes of Football images (available to buy here)…
Slide tackles with feet are so passé in Argentina. This fella shows how they do tackling south of the equator; head first with an unhealthy disregard for bookings and broken teeth (three, if you’re asking).
Thousands of Bradford City and Tranmere Rovers fans have seen matchday plans disrupted after their upcoming game was moved on West Yorkshire Police’s advice to avoid clashing with an English Defence League march.
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell says he would like to introduce safe standing areas into Celtic Park. Lawwell saw the system work in Germany and says he thinks it’s the “safest way” to manage the “new vibrancy in football”.
