Posted on 10th September 2009
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
While the phrase ‘better late than never’ is more commonly associated with Glen Johnson’s attempts to block a cross you could argue that it’s equally applicable to our belated uploading of the fourth issue of Away Goals – Euro Chimes.
Euro Chimes was handed out free of charge to Pompey’s travelling support in late July and early August when they visited Portugal for their club’s friendlies with Vitoria SC and Benfica. Email the FSF’s Ken Malley if you’d like to hear more about Euro Chimes.
As everyone knows though it was holiday season then and we’ve been sunning ourselves in the Caribbean, cocktail in hand, for the past two months – obviously. As there was no Wi-Fi connection on the beach it had to wait.
Anyway we’re back now so you can all breathe easy and to make it up to Pompey fans you can download the PDF of Euro Chimes (issue four) free of charge. Alternatively if you’d like to replace your worn, torn and much traveled copy with a sparkling new one for only £1 (to cover P&P) click here to buy Away Goals – Euro Chimes (issue four).
Buy Away Goals – Euro Chimes (issue three) here.
Buy Away Goals – Euro Chimes (issue two) here.
Buy Away Goals – Euro Chimes (issue one) here.
Whether you’re looking for an outlet for some creativity, catching up on homeschooling or getting the kids ready for the return to school in September, our workbook aimed at KS3+ age children could be what you’re after, and there’s a little bonus in the shape of our prize draw.
The England Fans’ Guide to Russia 2018 in association with the England Supporters Travel Club (ESTC) gives you the lowdown on everything the travelling fan will need to get through this summer’s tournament. The 152-page guidebook is a vital part of every England fan’s planning and it’s available for a small P&P fee in hard copy (UK only) or free to download.
The FSF’s All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Football Supporters will be meeting in Parliament next week to hear about the safe standing campaign.
This week in Parliament the Government was questioned about standing at football but reiterated that it does “not have any plans at this moment to change” all-seater legislation.
