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Kick It Out’s One Game, One Community campaign this year ran from 13th October to 31st October 2011. Throughout the weeks of action clubs and individuals held activities, events and tournaments to spread the message of inclusion to fans of football. Kick It Out are very keen to know how supporters view their work and would greatly appreciate it if you could take a few minutes of your time to let them know.

Last month Spurs and West Ham were named as the “preferred bidders” by the Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC) to take over London’s Olympic Stadium after the Games in 2012. But what do fans make of the move?

Last week’s ‘Fan Mail’ saw the launch of the FSF’s National Fans Survey. We’re seeking the views of all fans on all facets of the match-going experience – from policing and ticket pricing to the effects of TV scheduling and views on safe standing. Our survey will run to the start of the season, so there’s still time to make sure your views are heard.

A nationwide survey held by the FSF in conjunction with The People newspaper has shown that nine out of 10 football supporters believe Premier League tickets are too expensive.

FSF Chairman Malcolm Clarke has warned fans are being priced out of football, after a survey revealed the average supporter spends more than £1,000 a year following their team.