Posted on 24th February 2015
Fan groups across the country have been looking at ways to raise money to support their club’s survival – we’ve already reported on stories from Exeter City and Grimsby Town.
Posted on 24th February 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
In this regular blog photographer Stuart Roy Clarke will explain the thinking behind his best Homes of Football images, available to buy here…
“Bobby Moore recalled in snow” Carlisle United, 1993 (© Stuart Roy Clarke)
It’s February in England and everywhere English football is paying its respects to its greatest ever icon…the man who as captain lifted the World Cup in 1966. The first member of the winning side to die, aged but 51.
Carlisle is the furthest outpost in England from Moore’s own upbringing in London.
Fan groups across the country have been looking at ways to raise money to support their club’s survival – we’ve already reported on stories from Exeter City and Grimsby Town.
The Fans for Diversity campaign will be supporting a one-off game ahead of Brighton’s pride event next month to celebrate LGBT culture in football.
While the excitement and celebration of this weekend's Football United event has been attracting the attention of the LGBT+ community and the media, it may perplex some football fans about why events like this are needed, and why they are important.
A coalition of major fan groups and independent content creators at West Ham United has come together to condemn the club’s attempt to monetise fan engagement.