Posted on 13th July 2012
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Forget the Euros, forget Olympic football, heck, you can even forget the U19 Euros being played in Estonia (if you hadn’t already). The big action is in Siberia with the big Russian league kick-off as Yenisey-STM of Krasnoyarsk take on FC Shinnik Yaroslavl. The teams line up for the national anthem before a Frank Spencer-esque What Happens Next? moment.
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The next meeting of the National Game Network will take place on Sunday 28th April at the Mechanics Institute in Manchester, from 12:30 to approximately 15:00. It is open to representatives from any affiliated or associated supporters groups in the Welsh leagues and the English non-league pyramid, as well as individual fans of clubs throughout these leagues.
This weekend Shrewsbury Town unveiled a new rail-seating section at New Meadow, the first to be used in the history of professional football in England. Here Jon Darch, from the Safe Standing Roadshow, tells us what that means for the standing campaign…
Bury AFC have taken the next step along the road to ensuring there is a football club in the town next season by electing the Shakers Community Board this week.
FSA member and community-owned football club Wythenshawe AFC are raising funds to improve the facilities at their Hollyhedge Park home.
