Posted on 5th March 2013
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The Football Supporters’ Federation receives complaints from fan in relation to policing and stewarding on a frequent basis. As part of our drive to properly manage and track these complaints we’ve created this online form. All details are for the FSF’s eyes and no one else’s. No personal information will be shared without your explicit approval.
You can join the FSF for free here and read more about us at this link.
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Streaming games has become a new way of life for fans in the EFL following the decision to start the season behind-closed-doors, but how are the streaming platforms coping with the new influx of users? We are asking fans of EFL clubs to let us know about their experiences in a new survey, the results of which will be fed back to the EFL.
Not all supporters know how to report hate crime incidents, be they online or at the match, so we thought it would be useful to explain how.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE), the pan-European body that represents fans across the continent, have announced that they will be moving their summer network meeting online.
The trials of running online meetings and officers overstepping their authority were laid bare when the chaotic Handforth Parish Council meeting went viral at the weekend. Here the FSA’s training and governance manager Nicola Cave offers advice, and online resources, to supporter groups on hosting online meetings and standing orders…
