Posted on 26th December 2019
February’s Football v Homophobia Month of Action kicks off today with the campaign asking fans, clubs, players and the football authorities to focus their efforts on challenging homophobia.
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Posted on 26th December 2019
If you’re reading this there’s a very good chance that you know about the Football Supporters’ Association’s campaigns which have brought about away price caps, new safe standing areas, secured 7,000 more FA Cup final tickets for fans, and supported trusts who wish to bring their club into fan ownership. These campaigns have helped hundreds of thousands of supporters.
But there’s a lot more to the FSA than campaigns, and that can sometimes be overlooked. So what are the other member benefits? (Psssst – you can join the FSA for free.)
One of our driving aims is to offer all services for free (which is definitely a benefit!) and the range of support covers both individual members and our affiliated / associated fans’ groups.
Of course that’s just a small taste of what we do as we have loads of other campaigns covering all manner of issue – to find our more read our Annual Review season 2018/19 or check out the Our Work section on this website.
Strength comes in numbers and the FSA is by fans, for fans.
February’s Football v Homophobia Month of Action kicks off today with the campaign asking fans, clubs, players and the football authorities to focus their efforts on challenging homophobia.
Liverpool supporters’ group Spirit of Shankly are backing a new campaign to “rebalance the scales” and ensure truth and justice during future investigations into major incidents.
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.
Carlisle United are the latest club to join Fans for Diversity’s ‘My Club, My Shirt’ initiative, unveiling a range of supporter portraits earlier this week.