Posted on 14th October 2009
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The collectors among you might remember that last month we told you about the charity auction organised by the National Association of Disabled Supporters via the bid4sport website. You could even get your hands on a signed Kieron Richardson photo (hold back baying masses!) alongside plenty of other must have goodies. Their auction is due to close tomorrow (Thursday October 15) so this is your last chance to bid for items which include shirts signed by the squads of:
While everyone loves a bargain, try not to be too tight, it is for charidee afterall but you could well get your hands on some fine items – check out the full list here.
All funds raised will go to supporting our friends at the National Association of Disabled Supporters whose aims are:
For more info click here to visit their website.
This summer, the FSF is supporting the Woodland Trust and the National Football Museum’s new initiative, For Club and Country, which aims to create lasting living memorials to footballers who made the ultimate sacrifice in World War I.
The Supporters Trust At Reading (STAR) over the past two seasons has sponsored Reading Deaf FC and the team have recently got through to the finals of two competitions – the FA People’s Cup and the South East FA Disability Cup.
Cambridge Fans United are busy working with the RAF on a project to help recyle old football shirts and kits. The trust is encouraging anyone with an old shirt to donate it to the appeal.
Witnessing the events at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, FSF National Council & Spirit of Shankly member Roy Bentham saw a lot of similarities between Liverpool fans’ own struggle in the late-noughties and West Ham United’ fans against their current directors. Here he tells us what its like fighting for your club…
