Posted on 25th March 2010
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
With all the focus on South Africa it’s easy to forget there’ll actually be tournaments after the World Cup. Euro 2012 takes place in Poland-Ukraine and Uefa have today finalised England’s Group G qualification draw.
Interesting that there are some Friday fixtures in there for both nations. Apparently all FA’s have the option to play games on the Friday, instead of the Saturday, and it looks likely that may be taken up. While that’s good for watching in the pub with your mates it does mean an extra day off work for many England and Wales regulars.
We’re dissapointed that Uefa (via Football Supporters Europe), the FA, and the FAW didn’t consult us prior to taking the decision. Now that we’re aware of it we’re consulting our members for their views, see our poll left and if you have anything specific to add email it to info@fsf.org.uk. Alternatively sign up to Fan Mail or E-Lions by joining the FSF and we’ll be in touch.
England games:
Wales’ games:
JOIN THE FSF FOR FREE TODAY AND GET YOUR COPY OF OUR MAGAZINE!
Supporters Direct and Football Business Awards are pleased to announce the shortlist for this year’s inaugural Club & Supporters Group relationship of the year award. We had a number of incredible entries and would like to thank everyone for their time in filling out and submitting the application form.
During the nomination process for the 2018 SD England and Wales Football Council elections, 5 seats were advertised. 6 nominations were received and therefore a ballot of members is required.
Here is the report of the SD England and Wales Football Council meeting that was held on Wednesday 10th May 2017.
A working group set up under the auspices of the Football Supporters’ Federation, made up of representatives from Chelsea Supporters’ Trust, Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust and Liverpool’s Spirit of Shankly, has been meeting the broadcasters to fight for a better deal for match-going fans. This group was formed at, and reports to, the 20 fan reps who make up the Premier League Structured Dialogue group. Tim Rolls (Chelsea Supporters’ Trust) explains more on behalf of the working group…
