Sunderland AFC have become one of the first clubs in England and Wales to offer mental health support on matchdays, working with supporters to deliver the new service.
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Writer Asif Burhan reports from Suffolk about a remarkable campaign to remember the contribution of Kevin Beattie to Ipswich Town’s greatest ever side…
The 2017-18 season was another turbulent one for West Ham United, both on and off the pitch, here author Brian Williams speaks to FSF affiliates West Ham United Independent Supporters’ Association (WHUISA) to find out more…
As well as the club returning to the top flight of English football for the first time in 45 years, one of Huddersfield Town’s leading fan groups has also enjoyed a renaissance off the pitch, too.
Despite enduring a torrid time on the pitch and negativity surrounding the club’s immediate future under an absentee owner, Sunderland’s emergent fan group the Red and White Army are looking to create positive change on Wearside.
It’s been a very busy time recently for FSF associate members the Bangla Bantams. Last night (14th November) the group’s founder Humanyun Islam was honoured at the 4th annual Asian Football Awards with the Behind the Scenes award for the work he does in bringing the local Asian community together in Bradford and engaging them with their club.
Reading FC and the Supporters Trust at Reading (STAR) have agreed a new protocol for disputes to ensure fans are “treated equitably and consistently”.
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans – if you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk. This month it’s Blackpool Supporters’ Trust who outline the club’s problems…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans – if you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk. This month it’s the turn of Leicester City fans’ group Union FS…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans – if you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk. This month it’s the turn of Wrexham Supporters Trust who are, quite literally, climbing a mountain to raise cash for their club…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans. If you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk, this month it’s the turn of Kidderminster Harriers Independent Supporters Trust (KHIST). We spoke to Chairman Geoff Coles about their general work and fundraising activities…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans. If you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk . This month it’s the turn of Birmingham City Ladies FC Supporters Club, we spoke to Chairman Mark Farnell…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans. If you’d like to appear email info@fsf.org.uk . This month it’s the turn of Leeds United Supporters’ Trust (LUST), we spoke to Chairman Gary Cooper….
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans. If you’d like to appear appear email info@fsf.org.uk . This month, it’s the turn of Liverpool’s Spirit of Shankly…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans. If you’d like to appear appear email info@fsf.org.uk . This month, it’s the turn of the Carlisle United Supporters’ Club London Branch (some of whom are pictured above on Soccer AM). David Brown from CUSC London Branch tells more…
Every month the Football Supporters’ Federation features an affiliate or associate member to highlight good work carried out by fans – email info@fsf.org.uk if you’d like to appear. Visit the FSF join page if you’re not a member, it only takes a few minutes to fix that and it’s totally free.
At the recent Supporters Summit FSF affiliate member the Gay Football Supporters’ Network presented a workshop on homophobia in football and a motion was passed to work with GFSN on creating an action plan for fans to tackle the issue. But who are GFSN and what do they do? Find out more…
