Posted on 15th December 2015
Newcastle United fans, led by their supporters’ trust, have launched a bid to buy part of the north east club.
Posted on 15th December 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Stuart Roy Clarke’s photography gets to the heart of football – here he tells us about two classic shots from Carlisle United after the club was recently forced out of Brunton Park by flooding…
Bobby Moore recalled in Snow, Carlisle United, 1993, by Stuart Roy Clarke
The chairman’s dream of too much on his plate, Carlisle United, 1993, by Stuart Roy Clark
George (Og) a striker was said to have stolen an ironing-board. This strangely allured him to the fans. If he could do that with a board what could he potentially do with defences.
And besides, who hasn’t tried to impress the Missus?
All this was put to one side the moment Bobby Moore, beacon of Englishness, was to be remembered for his foreshortened life, in a snow-storm of 1993. George is there, shoulders out. The tribute was nationwide but Carlisle being the most northerly outpost got the snow.
The tribute connected Carlisle with everyone. Surely with even the man upstairs. (Not Michael Knighton, he had an elbow on the dugout).
Immediately the beautiful white carpet would be messed with chaotic patterns and United dazzling themselves and Rochdale with an inspired 3-0 win.
A winning streak to last a fortnight …before abject failure. Beautifully managed. Wonderfully orchestrated.
Opening the door for the big man to tear up all other peoples poxy little scripts.
Michael Knighton had seen aliens. Juggled with the other United of Manchester.
OH YE OH YE OH YE…CARLISLE ABOUT TO BE FLOODED WITH AMBITION.
Happy New Years.
Newcastle United fans, led by their supporters’ trust, have launched a bid to buy part of the north east club.
Leeds United supporters are the latest in the Premier League to criticise their club for entering into an agreement with Socios.com
Sergio Reguilon probably wishes games were still behind closed doors, as 10,000 Spurs fans were there to witness this particular clanger at the weekend. Not only did it contribute to his side’s 2-1 home defeat, but it was also the 1000th own goal in Premier League history. Quite the way to bring up that particular landmark, and nice to be the answer to a pub quiz question for years to come…
Yesterday supporters from fan groups in the FSA’s League One & Two Network gave evidence to the government’s fan-led review. The chair, Tracey Crouch MP, and the rest of the panel heard from a number of supporters’ trusts and fan groups about the big issues in the third and fourth tiers.