Posted on 17th December 2021
Research commissioned by the Government looking into possible reform of the all-seater legislation has concluded that more trials of standing areas in the top-flight are needed.
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Posted on 17th December 2021
The Afghan women’s development football team and their families have arrived safely in the UK having sought here following the re-establishment of the Taliban’s regime in Afghanistan.
Since their arrival in the UK a crowdfunding campaign, led by the Play for Change charity, has begun to support their resettlement.
There are two ways supporters can support the campaign – donating to the crowdfunder page directly or by sending in items to a clothing bank.
If you would like to donate warm clothing and shoes please donate to:
Play for Change
Elland Road
Beeston, Leeds
LS11 0ES
*Please note they need women’s/men’s/boys/girls clothing in a range of sizes and ages.
For clothing the group needs any/all the following
Children sizes 4-11 years
Coats & jackets
Clothing (sports, casual day etc)
New underwear & socks
Shoes
Hats & gloves
Toys, games, colouring books & stationery
Adults and teenage men
Coats & jackets
Clothing (jeans, sports, casual, formal)
Vests
New underwear & socks
Shoes sized 40-43
Hats & gloves
Adult and teenage woman
Long coats/jackets
Long sleeved tops/dresses
Leggings & loose trousers
New underwear & socks
Hats & gloves
Headscarves
Shoes sized 35-39
Other
Toothbrushes and toothpaste
Body lotion and shower gel
Shampoo and conditioner
Hairbrushes
Make up
Razors
Medicine
First aid kits
Research commissioned by the Government looking into possible reform of the all-seater legislation has concluded that more trials of standing areas in the top-flight are needed.
Forget Christmas – those with a nose for finance look forward to the release of Deloitte’s annual football report like no other day of the year. Ashley Brown, the FSA’s head of supporter engagement and governance, has been up since the early hours flicking through its pages. Here are his highlights…
Fixture clashes, inaccessible stadiums, signing up to multiple clubs’ websites to buy tickets… these are just some of the issues being faced by supporters in the women’s game and starting to be tackled by our fledgling women’s game network.
What started as informal work to help club staff in need is now being transformed into an impactful educational programme helping football fans across the country.