Posted on 20th February 2015
Welcome to FSA Cymru’s first update of 2021 – which will of course be navigating the upcoming Euros and a potential return for supporters…
Posted on 20th February 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The next FSF Southern Division Meeting will take place on Sunday 1st March at the Gallagher Stadium, Maidstone United Football Club, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1LQ. There’ll be a buffet lunch at midday; the meeting starts 12.30pm.
Members and non-members alike are welcome to Southern Division meetings (although you might as well join the FSF since it’s free and only takes two minutes).
Speakers from the Save Hitchin Top Field Campaign and Maidstone United will be there. The FSF has backed the Save Hitchin campaign for some time, while Maidstone United’s rep will discuss artificial pitches like the club use, covering everything from cost of installation, to maintenance, to how the players feel about the surface.
Agenda:
1. Chair’s opening remarks
2. Apologies for Absence
3. Minutes of last meeting
4. Matter arising
5. Chair’s report
6. Secretary’s report
7. National Delegate’s report
8. Pyramid Officer’s report
9. Update by Kate Dellar from Hitchin Football Club’s “Save the Top Field” Campaign
10. Club Reports (We aim for 5 minutes + appropriate discussion).
11. Any other Business
Directions to the ground
Welcome to FSA Cymru’s first update of 2021 – which will of course be navigating the upcoming Euros and a potential return for supporters…
Supporters from the men’s and women’s game who have been locked out of their team’s cup finals have taken to virtual ticket sales to raise money for good causes.
Supporters from Rochdale and Oldham Athletic will join forces this weekend at a march, organised by Dale Supporters’ Trust, in response to a legal claim against the club and trust by former investors Morton House MGT.
Earlier today, the chief executive of the FSA Kevin Miles, along with other fan representatives, met with the prime minister Boris Johnson and secretary of state for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Oliver Dowden. Joined by senior figures from the FA and the Premier League, the meeting was called to discuss the response to the threat of a European Super League – below is our statement on the meeting.