Posted on 23rd June 2009
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
As this is a post-Fans’ Parliament special newsletter we thought we’d start with a warning on what can go wrong when something goes right – and then you get a bit carried away in your celebrations. It could have been worse though – he could have been set on fire like Corinthians were. More than a little scary that one.
One guy who definitely wasn’t celebrating this effort was Nam Il-Kim. If his club has an own goal of the season competition – like a certain team we know who shall remain nameless – then he’s a winner. You would hope.
Thanks to the Dirty Tackle blog as well for this fantastic video of a ref somehow ending up on the receiving end of an awful tackle.
And to round off the 2008/09 Premier League season check out this video which shows a birds eye view of every ground – see how many you can guess. It’s not as easy as we thought it would be!
As debates rage around the nation’s statuary, Plymouth Argyle fans are fighting to get one of their greatest players honoured. Here Matt Tiller tells us about the Jack Leslie Campaign, a movement to get a pioneering black player recognised at Home Park…
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.
Sustain The Game! is the FSA’s campaign to persuade the football authorities to take measures to protect the existence of our clubs – and it’s more important than ever with so many under threat because of the financial strains caused by COVID-19.
Earlier this year we told you about the Jack Leslie campaign – a movement to get a pioneering black player recognised with a new statue outside Plymouth Argyle’s Home Park.
