Supporter groups up and down the country have been asked about their thoughts on how clubs are dealing with new guidelines on fan engagement.
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Clear filterSupporter groups up and down the country have been asked about their thoughts on how clubs are dealing with new guidelines on fan engagement.
FSF members in London and the south east will meet in the capital on Sunday 26th November 2017 (noon) at ‘Arry’s Bar, Millwall Football Club.
Supporter representatives from every top-flight club met with Premier League executives recently to discuss a range of issues – including TV impact on the fixture schedule.
Cambridge Fans United are busy working with the RAF on a project to help recyle old football shirts and kits. The trust is encouraging anyone with an old shirt to donate it to the appeal.
Juventus beat Sporting 2-1 in the Champions League this week, but had to come back from a goal behind following this unfortunate contribution from Brazilian defender Alex Sandro – seen here undoing all of his goalkeeper’s good work…
No Premier League games will be moved to Christmas Eve for TV broadcast this year – a move welcomed by match-going supporters across the country.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE), the umbrella organisation for supporter groups across the continent, want to hear from fans of English clubs travelling abroad in European club competitions.
Shrewsbury Town are one step closer to being the first club in England & Wales to introduce safe standing at their New Meadow stadium, following the successful completion of their crowdfunding campaign.
Doncaster Rovers fans have created an exhibition to remember club cult hero Charlie Williams. We spoke to FSF deputy chair & Viking Supporters Co-operative‘s Martin O’Hara about why they wanted to celebrate his life…
FSF members in Yorkshire will be meeting on Sunday 22nd October to discuss ticking pricing, dialogue with the EFL and more.
Supporters, MPs and community leaders gathered at St James’ Park on Friday to look at the burgeoning relationship between football fans and foodbanks.
“You’ve got to take your chances” yells the suited punditariat. Something Harkemase Boys in the Dutcg fourth tier should heed – seen here producing the most astonishing miss we’ve seen in recent years before losing 3-2 to opponents Capelle.
Altrincham and Metropolitan Police were among seven clubs who dedicated their home fixtures on Non-League Day (Saturday 9th October) to recognise the work of the Fans For Diversity campaign, which is run in partnership between the FSF and anti-discrimination organisation Kick It Out.
Many clubs are located in diverse areas, yet struggle to get black and ethnic minority supporters into their grounds. We spoke to Bik Singh from Blues 4 All about what their group has been doing to help the club tap into the local asian community…
The Chilean Primera Division provides us with one of the worst goalkeeping clangers in recent memory for this week’s And finally… as Everton De Vina keeper Eduardo Lobos makes a total hash this simple backpass. His disastrous error helped usher his team towards a 3-0 defeat at Audax Italiano.
It’s Non-League Day tomorrow and if you need some ideas for grounds to visit, Non-League Day co-ordinator Mike Bayly has ten great suggestions…
There’s another international break this week and England will be travelling away once more, this time for a World Cup Qualifier against Lithuania on Sunday 8th October.
Back in July, FSF members voted to support a motion calling on supporters to take action against The Sun newspaper. Paul Collins from the Total Eclipse of The S*n campaign tells us more about the work they’ve been doing…
SD stand united in support of Bolton Wanderers Supporters Trust (BWST) in their attempts to gain a meaningful understanding of what is happening at their football club.
