Fan representatives from clubs across the EFL met with the league’s senior officials in December as part of our joint commitment to supporter engagement, which includes bi-annual meetings.
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Clear filterFan representatives from clubs across the EFL met with the league’s senior officials in December as part of our joint commitment to supporter engagement, which includes bi-annual meetings.
Supporter representatives from the FSA’s Premier League Network met with top-flight officials in May to discuss a range of issues – including ticket prices, broadcasting, the independent regulator and more.
Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from WSL Football (WSLF) in May to discuss a range of issues across the competition organiser’s leagues.
Supporter representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the FA at Wembley Stadium in January to discuss a range of issues with the Lionesses and FA Women’s National League.
The work of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now underway and, as part of its commitment to connecting with supporters, the regulator has set up an interim Fan Advisory Working Group.
Football Supporters’ Association representatives met with senior FA officials at Wembley on Tuesday 31st March 2026 to discuss a range of issues affecting matchgoing supporters.
Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Super League (WSL) in November to discuss a range of issues across the WSL’s two divisions – the minutes from that meeting are now available.
FSA representatives met with the National League CEO Phil Alexander and COO Michaela Garrard last month to discuss a range of issues affecting clubs in Steps 1 and 2 of the non-league game.
Supporter representatives from the Football Supporters’ Association’s Premier League Network met with top-flight officials in December to discuss new Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) rules, ticketing, TV fixture scheduling and more.
Fan representatives from clubs across the EFL met with the league’s senior officials in December as part of our joint commitment to supporter engagement, which includes bi-annual meetings.
Football Supporters’ Association representatives met with senior FA officials at Wembley last month to discuss a range of issues affecting matchgoers.
Fan representatives from the EFL’s three divisions met with the competition’s senior officials in June to discuss ongoing issues across the leagues. The meeting took place under the auspices of the Football Supporters’ Assoc
Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the FA at Wembley Stadium in February to discuss a range of issues with the national team and FA Women’s National League – the minutes from that meeting are now available.
Supporter representatives from the FSA’s Premier League Network met with top-flight officials in May to discuss a range of critical issues – including ticketing, the independent regulator, fixture scheduling and more.
Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) at Wembley Stadium in May to discuss a range critical issues and the minutes from that meeting are now available.
Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) at Wembley Stadium in January to discuss a range critical issues and the minutes from that meeting are now available.
Fan representatives from the men’s and women’s game met with senior FA officials at Wembley last month to discuss a range critical issues.
Last month FSA chair Tom Greatrex wrote to the Premier League calling on the organisation to support our call for price freezes across the division ahead of the 2025-26 season, and this week the league responded.
Since 2021, the FSA has been committed to dialogue between supporter representatives and refereeing organisations and last month that continued as a delegation visited PGMOL headquarters at Stockley Park.
Sheffield Wednesday supporters made their views on owner Dejphon Chansiri clear at yesterday’s Yorkshire derby against Leeds United. Protests by the 1867 Group, which wants Chansiri to sell the club, received coverage on ITV and Sky Sports.
