Posted on 21st November 2018
Bath City are the latest club to promote the diversity of their supporters with a “My Club, My Shirt” project – celebrating their fans with a portrait exhibition at their final home game earlier this month.
Posted on 21st November 2018
This is a story from the SD archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Supporters Direct recently teamed up with BBC Match Of The Day Kickabout and Bath City FC with the aim to encourage children to understand how they can be a bigger part of their football clubs as well as emphasizing the importance of volunteering.
On the 3rd November we were down at Twerton park to follow the regular group of young match day volunteers who help do a range of things at the ground each week – tasks including setting up welcome banners and PA equipment, meeting and greeting fans, organising even younger pitch-side flag-wavers and generally making the ground a welcoming venue. The volunteers did such a good job they even secured a new recruit in Ben Shires, MOTD Kickabout presenter.
The feature is due to air on the Saturday 24th November 2018 at 7.40am and will showcase the ethos behind Supporters Direct as well as the superb work at Bath City to encourage and support young volunteers.
Make sure you watch BBC MOTD Kickabout live or hit record to ensure you see the partnership feature.
Bath City are the latest club to promote the diversity of their supporters with a “My Club, My Shirt” project – celebrating their fans with a portrait exhibition at their final home game earlier this month.
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York City supporters are the latest to gain a significant stake in their club after buying out the previous majority owner of the National League side.
As it’s International Women’s Day we thought it a good time to speak to some of the women on our National Council – Ally Simcock, Kristine Green, and Sarah Stelling – in a special extended feature. We wanted hear about how they got into football, football activism, and whether they’d ever been treated differently at the match…