Posted on 12th May 2017
Thousands of West Ham United fans turned out ahead of their game against Southampton at the weekend to protest against the club’s increasingly unpopular owners.
Posted on 12th May 2017
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Football supporters came together to protest against the game’s most unpopular owners last week in Blackpool – and you can now watch our video from the event.
The day of action took place on the same day that Blackpool played Leyton Orient at Bloomfield Road, a repeat of November’s fixture when supporters of both sides protested together at Brisbane Road.
Thousands of fans took part in the demonstrations along Blackpool seafront, with hundreds attending the later Blackpool XI vs Fans for Diversity XI alternative fixture.
FSF chief executive Kevin Miles said: “It’s a celebration of what football means to us, while making the point about what football shouldn’t be to unscrupulous owners.”
Thousands of West Ham United fans turned out ahead of their game against Southampton at the weekend to protest against the club’s increasingly unpopular owners.
England’s so-called “big six” clubs have killed off attempts by the Premier League to introduce a new owners charter according to reports published today.
Supporters from across the Europe will be voting to back the FSA’s position against the formation of a European Super League this weekend.
Liverpool fans say they are alarmed by the club’s plans to trademark the name ‘Liverpool’ in a football context.