The FSF continues to campaign on behalf of away supporters and in the 2017/18 season we asked away fans to help record their experiences once more.
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Clear filterThe FSF continues to campaign on behalf of away supporters and in the 2017/18 season we asked away fans to help record their experiences once more.
The Stand Up For Choice survey, a record breaking piece of research on standing at football published today, shows an overwhelming number of fans support reforming the all-seater legislation.
Supporter groups up and down the country have been asked about their thoughts on how clubs are dealing with new guidelines on fan engagement.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE), the umbrella organisation for supporter groups across the continent, want to hear from fans of English clubs travelling abroad in European club competitions.
Earlier this year, we surveyed almost 8,500 football supporters to get their thoughts on the state of the game – the biggest survey of fans by fans since our last census in 2012.
Football clubs putting overseas fans first and the high costs of season tickets are among the biggest issues affecting the game, according to the biggest national survey of fans in five years by the Football Supporters’ Federation.
Liverpool supporters have overwhelmingly backed safe standing in one of the largest surveys ever conducted on the subject.
Every few years we hold a national supporters survey to assess the state of the game and its fans – and you can fill in the 2017 National Supporters Survey now.
Arsenal fans are overwhelmingly back the introduction of safe standing, according to one of the largest surveys on the subject published today.
Survey results released today by the Everton Supporters Trust (EST) show that the overwhelming majority of Everton fans want to see safe standing introduced at Goodison Park.
One of the largest pieces of research ever into women fans’ experiences at professional men’s football matches has been unveiled by the Fans for Diversity campaign – a joint campaign run by the Football Supporters’ Federation and Kick It Out.
According to a new survey published at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea today, the overwhelming majority of football fans – 96 per cent – support safe standing.
Norwich City supporters are the latest to give the thumbs up to safe standing following a survey by fans’ group Barclay End Projekt. 89% of 853 respondents gave their backing to a safe standing trial at a top-flight English ground.
Fans at both Arsenal and Aston Villa have given their overwhelming backing to safe standing in two separate fan-led surveys. 97.5% of Villa fans backed safe standing while 91.5% of respondents to Arsenal’s Black Scarf Movement survey said they’d like a safe standing trial at the Emirates.
“One of the arguments put forward is that safe standing discriminates against women,” said The Case for Safe Standing in Football panellist Fiona McGee, a researcher, writer and Leeds United fan who has followed the club across the country for more than 20 years.
Last season the Football Supporters’ Federation launched the Away Fans Feedback Project – an ambitious project which aims to measure the experience of the travelling fan.
While attention in recent weeks has naturally been focussed on the Twenty’s Plenty campaign on away ticket prices, the FSF has been working for some time on a range of projects to help improve the lot of the travelling fan, including our Away Fans Feedback Project.
More than 4,000 supporters from 130 different clubs completed the FSF’s 2012 National Fans’ Survey, and nine out of every 10 of them think ticket prices are too high. 73 per cent of respondents strongly agreed that season ticket prices are too high and 19 per cent agreed slightly. Three out of every 100 disagreed and thought prices were not too high.
Every few seasons the Football Supporters’ Federation carries out a survey to help us better understand the views of fans. We all enjoy the game in different ways – the FSF has members at hundreds of clubs from the top-flight to regional leagues – and all those experiences deserve respect. Please take a few minutes to fill in the FSF’s survey so we can legitimately represent the views of supporters across the issues that matter.
