The next FSA research seminar will be taking place online at 6pm on Monday 2nd November 2026 looking at the experience of visually impaired supporters.
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Clear filterThe next FSA research seminar will be taking place online at 6pm on Monday 2nd November 2026 looking at the experience of visually impaired supporters.
If you believe that football heritage is important, the FSA allied members The Great Save agree with you – they campaign for the preservation, display and use of football memorabilia, by seeking to make supporters aware of the value of football ‘stuff’, what’s worth keeping, how and where to preserve it, and raising the profile of the issue here the campaign lead Roger Titford tells us more…
We’re big supporters of fanzine culture and many fanzines themselves are FSA allies. An excellent new book by Daniel Gray on the history of the movement – “Fanzine: The story of football’s alternative press“ – was recently released and it’s well worth a read.
The Lionesses will take on Greece on Friday 9th October in Heraklion, Crete, in their World Cup 2027 qualifier. It’s the first game in a two-legged play-off and, should they progress, they will face either Slovakia or Ukraine in the next round of the play-offs.
Nottingham Forest’s plans to expand the City Ground to 45,000 and redevelop the famous riverside site have been given provisional planning permission – and the club’s trust played a crucial role in getting to this stage.
Prostate United 2026 is bringing together supporters, clubs, players, volunteers, broadcasters, staff and football legends this October to take on one common opponent: prostate cancer.
Football Supporters’ Association response to PM Andy Burnham’s comments that drinking alcohol in sight of the pitch should not be illegal.
England travel to Czechia for their first away trip of this Nations League campaign. They visit the Fortuna Arena (Prague) on Tuesday 29th September 2026 for an 8.45pm KO (local time).
The FSA generally tries to avoid fanning the flames on culture war stories as, to be honest, we have a lot of stuff to get on with. Spending our time arguing with columnists whose main interest is driving clicks to their websites is usually a waste of time and energy.
The Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now in place and clubs in the top five divisions must comply with the legislation. 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?
Wales are off to Portugal and Denmark next week as they begin their Nations League group stage, and as ever the FSA Cymru team have produced a handy guide for those making the trip.
Last month, the UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) reported 384 domestic abuse incidents during the recent World Cup, the highest figure recorded for a comparable tournament, making up 17% of the 2,322 football-related incidents logged. Cue the familiar story: England play, men drink, women get hurt, football is to blame. That story made me cross. Not because the harm isn’t real but because the story is wrong in a way that helps no one, least of all the women it claim
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?
As a new season gets underway, football fans across the country are being urged to support efforts to eradicate tragedy chanting from the game.
Last weekend saw the third edition of the annual Game Changers event, hosted by Football Supporters’ Association associate members Fulham Lillies at Fulham Pier. The event brings together women with a shared passion for the game for a day of discussion.
Every year the Home Office releases its football arrest statistics and today saw the release of the 2025-26 dataset – read on for a summary of the stats and the latest trends.
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 much-anticipated Hillsborough Law has finally passed the House of Commons this week and takes another step towards achieving Royal Assent.
Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) today adopts a new identity – Pro Ref – which will underpin a number of changes to help support refereeing in the English game including a new Professional Referee Group covering the Premier League and Championship.
Back in March, a delegation of supporter representatives from the FSA’s Premier League Network, who have set up a working group on broadcast issues, met with senior executives from Sky Sports as part of efforts to create meaningful dialogue between fans and broadcasters.
