A father and son have successfully challenged the police over the use of new powers – setting an important legal precedent for fans and winning compensation in the process.
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Clear filterA father and son have successfully challenged the police over the use of new powers – setting an important legal precedent for fans and winning compensation in the process.
Last weekend, the Superintendent of Nottinghamshire Police said that Mansfield Town fans heading to their match against Notts County were not welcome in the city centre. Our caseworker Amanda Jacks tells us why its time to end such discriminatory thinking towards football fans…
Stoke City’s Mame Biram Diouf entertains us this week with a glorious miss in Senegal’s friendly against DR Congo ahead of the African Nations. A great moment, captured here in glorious 90s-style mid-fi.
The safe standing campaign is the longest running FSF campaign, and we’d bet it’s the reason a good number of you heard about us in the first place.
FC Porto midfielder Danilo was left scratching his head in during his side’s 1-0 defeat to Moreirense. After the referee clumsily ran into the Portuguese international, he showed him a straight red card. Leaving everyone slightly baffled and a touch unhappy with the decision…
With some big away crowds expected over the FA Cup third round weekend, FSF caseworker Amanda Jacks looks at the issue of anti-social behaviour in the concourses…
Despite a new managerial and coaching team being appointed at Hull City, supporters insist they will still be boycotting their 3rd round fixture against Swansea City on Saturday.
The third round of the FA Cup is upon us once more and it still has a special place in the English footballing calendar.
Reading fans were being asked to pay up to £45 for their trip to Old Trafford in the FA Cup this weekend until the Berkshire club stepped into to subsidise it down to £30. Reading fan and former-FSF secretary Jon Keen tell us how FA rule changes allowed Manchester United to charge so much…
Fan groups at Fulham and Cardiff City have written to BBC Wales expressing their dismay at the corporation’s decision to reschedule the kick-off of their FA Cup tie to 11.30am for television broadcast.
