Posted on 28th March 2013
Alongside Kick It Out, English football’s equality and inclusion organisation, the FSA is calling on England fans to stop the boos, support the team and applaud players taking the knee.
Posted on 28th March 2013
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Kick It Out is seeking to recruit a Chair and individual members for each of its new Guidance Groups, to advise and support the campaign’s strategies, objectives and actions. Kick It Out is also seeking an Independent Trustee to join its Board of Trustees, read more here.
Members will assist in embedding equality practices and processes across all areas of the game, will have an excellent understanding of the game and will act as a consultative group to Kick It Out.
The Professional Game Guidance Group will:
The Professional Players Guidance Group will:
The Grassroots Guidance Group will:
The groups will meet when appropriate to oversee specific projects and matters that arise within the game, but no more frequently than quarterly.
Please click on the links below to find role descriptions for the Chair and member positions within each of the three groups:
The applications process will close at 5pm on Wednesday 3rd April 2013. If you are interested in becoming Chair or member of one of the above groups then please email [email protected] with your CV and/or relevant experience.
Alongside Kick It Out, English football’s equality and inclusion organisation, the FSA is calling on England fans to stop the boos, support the team and applaud players taking the knee.
COVID-19 has thrown up its share of challenges, upheavals and uncertainties for football supporters – notwithstanding the public health emergency, people are looking at everything from claiming refunds on pre-booked travel for upcoming fixtures to checking for updates on season ticket renewals, all the while wondering when (and how) football will return.
It’s been a nail-biting summer for fans of many clubs in the EFL as the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated underlying problems with the game’s governance.
Pressure is building on the Government to update their guidance currently prohibiting the return of fans to non-league football despite other areas of the economy opening up.