Posted on 10th November 2009
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The Football Supporters’ Federation is now offering free membership to all fans from across the UK and beyond. We’re offering free membership because we’re geared to creating a larger, more vocal campaigning force for fans of all clubs up and down the country
There has never been a more important time to ensure your voice is heard, and it’s never been easier to get involved. All you need to do to become a member is give us your name and email address – it’s that simple.
Join the FSF today via this page.
All newly joining members are entitled to a free issue of The Football Supporter magazine delivered straight to your door, absolutely free of charge.
Get involved today – visit www.fsf.org.uk/join.php and give us 30 seconds of your time, and become part of something. Feel free to pass this on to family, friends, colleagues or any messageboards, blogs or email lists you frequent.
If you’ve got any questions about free membership, then get in touch with us at info@fsf.org.uk.
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.
Due to play their fixture against Croatia behind closed doors tonight, England return to action in full public view on Monday against Spain in the UEFA Nations League.
England begin their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign this week and will be heading off to the Adriatic Sea on Monday to take on Montenegro.
Following the release of tickets for this summer’s Women’s World Cup and the problems reported by fans, Deborah Dilworth from the England women’s fanzine Free Lionesses said:
