Posted on 19th October 2011
Did you take part in protests, campaigning or any action against the European Super League last month? If so, the National Football Museum based in Manchester wants to hear from you.
Posted on 19th October 2011
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
As you should know the Football Supporters’ Federation rejects all forms of violence be they verbal or physical. With that in mind we thought it worth spreading news of the European Football Supporters Award 2011 around our members. Especially as there’s a €6,000 prize to go with it.
The award recognises those groups that "promote friendliness in the grandstands, fraternisation with the fans of other teams, respect for opponents and referees, refusing to take part in any displays of racism or xenophobia, and condemning all acts of physical and verbal violence."
The deadline for applications is 31st October 2011.
The award is not organised by the FSF, we have no say in who will win it and won’t be able to answer any queries on it! If you think your group is in with a shout visit the European Football Supporters Award website.
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Did you take part in protests, campaigning or any action against the European Super League last month? If so, the National Football Museum based in Manchester wants to hear from you.
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