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Clear filterThe Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now in place and clubs in the top five divisions must comply with the legislation it is tasked with enforcing. But how well do supporters’ organisations understand the Football Governance Act? And what role can Fan Advisory Boards (aka FABs which give this series its name) play in shaping decisions at their clubs?
The Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now in place and clubs in the top five divisions must comply with the legislation it is tasked with enforcing. But how well do supporters’ organisations understand the Football Governance Act? And what role can Fan Advisory Boards (aka FABs which give this series its name) play in shaping decisions at their clubs?
How well do supporters' organisations understand the Football Governance Act? And what role can Fan Advisory Boards play in shaping decisions at their clubs?
How well do supporters' organisations understand the Football Governance Act? And what role can Fan Advisory Boards play in shaping decisions at their clubs?
The Independent Football Regulator (IFR) has issued its first warning notice, to the owners of Morecambe FC, for failing to respond to their requests for information about the running of the club.
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.
The Government has launched a new initiative - On Fans' Side - which explains in simple terms what the Football Governance Act means for clubs and supporters.
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.
The Independent Football Regulator (IFR) has appointed five non-executive directors – including FSA chief executive Kevin Miles (Editor’s note: Congratulations Kev!).
Politicians from the FSA’s football group met earlier this week to quiz the new Independent Football Regulator’s (IFR) chair and chief executive, as their work ramps up following the body’s formation last year.
Last week the new chair of the Independent Football Regulator addressed clubs at the National Football Museum in Manchester. Three-time FSA Writer of the Year Henry Winter (subscribe to his Substack here) was in attendance and has covered the event exclusively for the FSA…
