Posted on 16th May 2016
England travel to Amsterdam this Friday to take on Holland in the first of two international friendlies being played over the next week.
Posted on 16th May 2016
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
As with all major tournaments, we’ve produced an excellent guidebook for England fans travelling to a France this summer – and as Wales have qualified for a major tournament for the first time in 58 years, FSF Cymru have got in on the act too.
The two separate guidebooks are packed full of useful information for England and Wales fans travelling to France next month. Here’s quick run-down of all the contents:
Get your hands on a copy
The guidebooks themselves are free, but we are asking for £2 to cover postage and packaging. Once you’ve donated through our PayPal pages, you’ll be automatically added to the mailing list.
You can order as many copies as you like, be sure to include multiple £2 donations to match.
Digital format
The guidebooks are available in PDF format for use on your tablets, smartphones, laptops and pretty much any device that can use PDFs.
Most modern internet browsers, such as Google Chrome, have built-in PDF readers otherwise you can use Adobe Reader – which is available to download for free here.
Free-of-charge services provided by the FSF’s Free Lions team in France:
FSF Cymru will also have a Fans’ Embassy Team travelling to the tournament – follow @fsfwalesfanemb on Twitter for updates.
Thanks to Clare Griffiths for the image used in this article reproduced here under CC license.
England travel to Amsterdam this Friday to take on Holland in the first of two international friendlies being played over the next week.
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