Posted on 6th July 2012
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Carlos Cuellar’s days at Aston Villa are over after the Spanish defender signed for Sunderland earlier this week and, while the Villa Park faithful might remember him fondly, we’re not quite so sure the groundsman will.
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Non-league clubs will be buoyed by the findings of a survey which indicates more than three quarters of regular matchgoers intend on returning to the game straight away if it is able to kick-off this autumn, but there is still work to do ensuring fans feel safe within stadiums.
Following this morning’s announcement of a pause in the plans for a staged return of supporters to stadiums from October 1st Kevin Miles, chief executive of the Football Supporters’ Association, said:
The Premier League, EFL, FA, Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship have released a joint open letter to supporters reaffirming their commitment to getting fans back into stadiums – and doing it safely.
Manchester United fans have labelled their latest fixture change “naked commercial opportunism” and are seeking compensation for supporters left out of pocket.
