Posted on 8th December 2017
This is a story from the SD archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The Robins Trust will be holding a regular ‘Saturday Surgery’ before each home match.
The new idea has been created to allow supporters to approach members of the organisation to discuss any Club or Trust related issues that they may have, enabling more supporters to be represented.
This initiative is a great example of how to make sure the trust is visible to as many supporters as possible.
To read more about the Robins Trust click here and if you are carrying out an initiative similar to the above please send us some information on it.
There have been a handful of high profile flashpoints between fans and stewards in recent weeks leading many supporters to write to the FSA with complaints. Here FSA caseworker Amanda Jacks runs through a nine point plan to radically improve the quality of match-day stewarding…
Far too many clubs still ban fans without a meaningful appeals process according to our caseworker Amanda Jacks. She explains what fans are up against…
Spurs fan and FSA Board member Chris Paouros takes issue with the idea that just because she’s a woman, she might feel left out by football chat…
AFC Wimbledon have launched a bond scheme to help the supporter-owned club to return to Plough Lane.
