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Supporter reps from the FSA’s Premier League Network met with top-flight officials in December to discuss the incoming independent regulator, Everton, fixture scheduling, the impact of broadcasters on matchgoing fans, ticket prices across the division and more.

Our Fans for Diversity campaign has been helping supporters at Aston Villa for a number of years now and the club has recognised a lot of that good work this week.

The walk of shame back from missing a penalty has to be one of the worst feelings for a footballer, particularly if said penalty is one of the most poorly executed panenkas you’re ever likely to see. Luckily for Antonie Mille his dreadful failure did not cost his Chateauroux side against Les Herbiers in their Coupe de France shootout

Luton Town’s trip to Turf Moor this month has been moved with just five days’ notice following their draw in the FA Cup on Sunday – an “unacceptable” move say Burnley fans that once again highlights the serious problem with “conditional” TV selections.

Fan representatives from the EFL’s three divisions met with the competition’s senior officials back in December to discuss ongoing issues across the leagues. The meeting took place

Middlesbrough’s Isiah Jones gets the 2024 ICYMI archive off to a strong start with this shocker of a miss away at Huddersfield. Luckily for Jones, Boro managed to take all three points and spare some blushes. 

Before Christmas Stoke-on-Trent inducted Frank Soo, the first player with Chinese heritage to play in the Football League who made more than 170 appearances for the Potters from 1933 to 1945, into the city’s sporting Hall of Fame – here head of our Fans for Diversity campaign Nilesh Chauhan tells us more about the event and Frank’s legacy…