Posted on 5th November 2008
For many fans the beginning of the 2021-22 season will mark the first time that they have been in a stadium for more than 18 months, and so the FSA are canvassing opinion on how supporters feel about returning to grounds.
Posted on 5th November 2008
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
You might have already read about the Baku or bust project we’re involved with which will see us drive across Europe and into Asia raising money for the Gôl Appeal.
We’ll be donating footballs, kits, toys and cash gifts to orphanages in the countries we pass through before taking in Wales’ World Cup qualifier with Azerbaijan on Saturday, June 6, 2009.
But it’s not a closed shop, if Baku or bust made you sit up and take notice, we want to hear from you. The more people come on the trip, the merrier!
To get involved raise a minimum of £125, to be donated along the way, along with money to cover your car and travel expenses. FSF Cymru have already sourced a few bargain cars that should do the trick (including the lovely red taxi, pictured above!).
Now we know that while this will be an amazing trip, it’ll also involve a lot of hard work, but we’ve already done a lot behind the scenes so if you’re interested please email Paul Corkrey who’ll can tell you how to get involved.
For many fans the beginning of the 2021-22 season will mark the first time that they have been in a stadium for more than 18 months, and so the FSA are canvassing opinion on how supporters feel about returning to grounds.
While last night the vast majority of football supporters saw a talented young team fight its way to the Euro 2020 final, some pathetic individuals saw an opportunity to throw online racist abuse at those very same players.
This year is an historic one for the women’s game, marking 100 years since the FA banned women’s football from its clubs’ stadiums in 1921. The ban was overturned in 1971 – meaning 2021 is also the 50th anniversary of the FA righting that wrong.
An independent review into the events surrounding the Euro 2020 final has launched a survey which all ticket holders are invited to complete. It is being conducted by Baroness Casey of Blackstock for the Football Association (FA).