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Liverpool fan group SoS passes safe standing motion

Liverpool’s best-known fan group, the Spirit of Shankly, has adopted a motion to consult its membership on safe standing.

And finally… Pace 20

Another week, another goalkeeper caught on the counter. This time it’s FC Twente’s Nick Marsman, who after going up for a corner, was caught out by the lightning pace of Richairo Zivkovic who made it 3-1 to Utrecht.

EFL clubs block Premier League B-teams

The 72 EFL clubs have put an end to the idea of Premier League B-teams competing in the EFL system.

League One 2016-17: the state of away ticket prices

In the first of a four-part series on away ticket prices across the EFL and Premier League, Bradford City fan Manny Dominguez has been looking at what League One fans can expect to pay on the road…

“Make the case to your club” – Man City fans’ make safe standing call to arms

As the safe standing section at Celtic continues to impress people across the football industry, Manchester City’s 1894 Group are urging fans to take the case directly to their own clubs, here they tell us more…

FSF chair offers support to Blackpool fans

Blackpool supporters came together this weekend to discuss their current plight with our chair Malcolm Clarke in attendance representing the FSF.

Can campaigning for lower prices ever be a bad thing?

The disparity in wealth is such between top-flight clubs and those lower down the leagues that fans don’t always see eye-to-eye when it comes to price campaigns. Martin Cloake and Katrina Law, co-chairs at Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust, outline their experiences below…

FSF appoints new national game officer

The Football Supporters’ Federation is very pleased to announce a new addition to our staff team – Andy Walsh, formerly general manager of FC United of Manchester, will be our new national game development officer.

Whole Game Solution – reaction from across the country

It’s been just over two weeks since plans to radically shake-up the structure of the English Football League and some of the footballing calendar were revealed.

FSF Southern Division meeting

The next FSF Southern Division Meeting will take place on Sunday 18th September 2016 at AFC Wimbledon’s Cherry Red Record Stadium, Jack Goodchild Way, 42a Kingston Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey. KT1 3PB

And finally… “almost too early”

We haven’t had a true horror show from a goalkeeper for a while in And finally… so let’s give thanks to Adam Bogdan. The Wigan ‘keeper sent Norwich City on their way to a 2-1 mid-week with just three minutes on the clock.

Fans urged to back AFC Wimbledon plans in face of political roadblock

AFC Wimbledon are once more urging supporters to back their new stadium which faces further political roadblocks.

Bristol City fans challenge police over “unjustified” use of dispersal powers

Bristol City fans who claim they were falsely imprisoned by West Midlands Police plan to take civil action against the force.

And finally… consequences

Kauno Žalgiris have just finished bottom of Lithuania’s A-Lyga with 13 points. Things may have been so different had Karolis Gvildys not missed this glorious chance in the 7th minute. They went on to lose 1-0.

The O’s provide “stepping stone” for new fans

Leyton Orient have refurbished an old part of Brisbane Road to use as a welcoming space for potential new supporters with help from Fans For Diversity.

Blackburn fans launch “We Are Rovers” campaign against owners

Four leading fan groups at Blackburn Rovers have come together to create a joint campaign to push for the sale of the club.

QPR: Want cheaper tickets? No way! We have a water bill to pay

There are two teams that play in blue and white hoops in the Championship. One has committed to charging away fans no more than £20, the other thinks such a thing is impossible. How strange.

Premier League Structured Dialogue Meeting

Supporter representatives from every top-flight club, under the auspices of the Football Supporters’ Federation, met with Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore on Thursday 21st July.

And finally… sarcastic applause

24-year-old defender Medi Dresevic scored a hat-trick as Norrby IF thrashed bottom-of-the-table Tvååker 6-1 in Sweden’s third-tier this week. The delighted Dresevic headed to the stands to applaud his own work. Unamused, referee Alexander Pavlovic promptly showed Dresevic his second yellow.

Free Lions 149 – Guide to Slovakia

England begin their world cup qualifying campaign this weekend as they take on Slovakia in Sam Allardyce’s first match as England manager.

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