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Supporter representatives from the FSA’s National Game Network met with the general manager of the National League last month to discuss a range of issues affecting clubs in Steps 1 and 2 of the non-league game.

Fan representatives from the men’s and women’s game met with senior FA officials at Wembley earlier this month to discuss a variety of important issues within football.

The Everton Fan Advisory Board (FAB) has published a list of questions and concerns raised by supporters regarding the proposed takeover of the club by 777.

The English football authorities are introducing a series of measures to help improve the behaviour of players, managers and coaches across the professional, National League system and grassroots game, as well as addressing the issue of football tragedy abuse.

Supporters representing the FSA’s Premier League Network met with the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) on 25th May to discuss matters relating to top-flight refereeing – including but not limited to VAR.

Women’s football could improve the accessibility of the game for more than a quarter of disabled fans, simply by increasing the information available, says Level Playing Field. More than 1750 disabled fans of women’s football and other sports responded to their survey.

Fan representatives from the EFL’s three divisions met with the competition’s senior officials in June to discuss ongoing issues across the leagues.

Supporters are to be formally integrated into UEFA’s governance structures for the first time, with Football Supporters Europe (FSE) joining national associations, clubs, leagues, and players, following a decision by UEFA’s Executive Committee (ExCo).

Fan representatives from across the country recently met with the senior FA officials at Wembley to discuss a number of critical issues in the game The meeting took place

The second FSA’s women’s game supporter engagement meeting with the FA took place last month (April 2023) and you can catch up on what was discussed below.

Figures from across football and supporters from various fan groups came together earlier this week as the EFL hosted a live match experience fan forum, in association with the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA).

Football Supporters’ Association statement following the Premier League’s announcement launching its Fan Engagement Standard.

The EFL has invited all supporters to an upcoming Fans Forum which will look at the current match experience – the free event takes place on Tuesday 28th March (6.30pm-8pm) and will be hosted by Sky Sports’ David Prutton with a panel of supporters and football industry figures.

The FSA’s first official women’s game supporter engagement meeting with the FA took place in October and you can catch up on what was discussed below.

Fan representatives from the EFL’s three divisions met with the competition’s senior officials in November to discuss ongoing issues across the leagues.

Supporter reps from the FSA’s Premier League Network met with top-flight officials last month to discuss a range of topics including fixture scheduling, VAR, fan behaviour, supporter engagement and more.

League One side MK Dons are the latest to create a shadow supporters’ board which they say will provide “transparent and independent dialogue” with the club.

Cambridge United have unveiled a new shadow board which they say will give a stronger voice to fan groups and improve fan engagement at the club.

Supporters’ groups and the Football Association will meet twice per season under new supporter engagement protocols created by the Football Supporters’ Association and the FA.

Today Liverpool have unveiled their new supporters board and the creation of a “legally-binding commitment to strategic-level supporter engagement” – a first in the Premier League.