Posted on 5th September 2016
We can now publish the report from our October meeting with the National League attended by CEO Michael Tattersall and Non-Executive Director Caroline Barker where they addressed points raised by our Non-League Network.
Posted on 5th September 2016
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Supporter representatives from every top-flight club, under the auspices of the Football Supporters’ Federation, met with Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore on Thursday 21st July.
This was the first meeting between fan organisations and the Premier League following the Government’s Expert Working Group on Fan Engagement and Supporter Ownership.
There is a commitment from both fan groups and the Premier League to bi-annual meetings. Sub-groups involving both parties will be organised to look at specific issues in greater detail.
This meeting was attended by one fan from every top-flight club drawn from the FSF’s network of democratically affiliated/associated fan groups, fanzines and activists.
The FSF also produced summary notes to complement the Premier League’s account which you can read here.
We can now publish the report from our October meeting with the National League attended by CEO Michael Tattersall and Non-Executive Director Caroline Barker where they addressed points raised by our Non-League Network.
Supporter representatives from every top-flight club met with Premier League executives in the spring to discuss a range of issues impacting match-going fans.
As clubs make their preparations for the return of fans, albeit with some uncertainty as to what will be allowed in October, the FSA has been facilitating dialogue between supporter groups and clubs to help manage that process.
This week the Labour Party and the Premier League both came out in support of change to the current all-seater legislation governing the top two divisions of English football.