Posted on 2nd May 2014
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The England Fans’ Guide to Brazil gives you the lowdown on everything the travelling fan will need to get through this summer’s tournament. The 130-page guidebook is a vital part of every England fan’s planning and it’s available free of charge in digital form (the hard copy is now out of stock).
What format is best for me?
If you live in the UK we can send you a hard copy free of charge, simply follow the link below. The digital version is available to all fans, including non-UK residents.
The guidebook is available in PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats. Download the EPUB file for use on your iPad, Sony Reader, iPhone, Kobo, Nook, BeBook, Desktop Computer and other eBook Readers. The MOBI format gives the best results on Amazon Kindle, while the PDF is suitable for computer/laptop reading and requires Acrobat Reader, a free plug-in.
Free-of-charge services provided by the FSF’s Free Lions team in Brazil:
We’ve also teamed up with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) to urge England fans to do their homework before booking travel. Every tournament is different and the travel distances in Brazil are immense, as far as 3,000km between stadiums. Find out more via the FCO’s website, Facebook, or Twitter @FCOtravel.
Portuguese Primeira Liga side Tondela are the stars of this week’s And finally… with four of the green and yellow striped knackers conspiring to miss an open goal against Chaves. The main culprit, however, has to be forward Cristian Arango with some very ropey finishing. Incidentally – they lost.
England travel to Amsterdam this Friday to take on Holland in the first of two international friendlies being played over the next week.
England’s 2018 World Cup campaign kicks off in Volgograd on Monday 18th June as they take on Tunisia in their opening fixture in Group G.
Harry Kane’s late winner against Tunisia left England fans in a buoyant mood ahead of their trip to Nizhny Novgorod, spellcheck required, the second of England’s World Cup venues.
