Leicester City fan group, and FSF associate, Union FS say they will be protesting against the decision to move their away game against Arsenal with only three weeks notice.
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Clear filterLeicester City fan group, and FSF associate, Union FS say they will be protesting against the decision to move their away game against Arsenal with only three weeks notice.
The next meeting of the FSF Southern Division, will be held on Sunday 24th January 2015 in ‘Arry’s Bar at Millwall’s New Den, Zampa Road, LondonSE16 3LN.
A new government report launched today on supporter ownership and fan engagement says that the supporters’ voice must be listened to by the football authorities and clubs.
Everton will refund their travelling fans who missed substantial parts of the club’s recent Premier League clash at the Etihad Stadium due to transport problems in Manchester.
An early contender for Miss of the Year from former-Everton striker Apostolos Vellios. Now with Greek side Iraklis, Vellios had the goal at his mercy in this cup match against Veria on Wednesday, but alas…
Just how restrictive is the law around football fans’ travel? Even the most jaded football fan may be suprised, FSF caseworker Amanda Jacks tells us more about football fans, coach travel and the law…
This weekend it’s the third round of the FA Cup, one of the highlights of our footballing calendar. So take a few moments to watch this great video from our friends at Copa 90 who spoke to John Motson, commentator at more than 30 FA Cup finals, to find out his top five favourite FA Cup final moments…
Every month we catch up with Anwar Uddin to hear the latest from Fans For Diversity which we run with Kick It Out. Anwar leads the campaign and he’s always on the lookout for fans who’d like to get involved. Fans For Diversity’s work is driven by the grassroots and we have a small budget for club-specific activities – find out more via [email protected].
The Football Supporters’ Federation yesterday (Thursday 7th January 2016) wrote to the FA calling on them to cut the number of FA Cup final tickets redistributed to the football family in half.
The Sports Minister Tracey Crouch told MPs today that ticket prices, particularly in the Premier League, can be “frustrating”.
The Welsh Conversatives have renewed their call for safe standing to be piloted in Wales, asking for certain stadium powers to be devolved.
